I like TED. You find educational, interesting and inspiring stuff there. A lot is timely, some things are there for the “wow” factor and others are just good to learn some tricks from great speakers in case you find yourself in the situation to have to speak in front of people yourself. Once in a […]

Myth: Those with nothing to hide have nothing to fear talks about the dangers of biometric data collection explaining that if a government tries to oppress its citizens knowledge about them is the ultimate power. It is a bit UK centric, but a good pointCollateral Damage is a post by Joa Ebert explaining his unhappiness […]

Summary: Mozilla is releasing a Evangelism Representative program and I’ll be coaching Mozillians to become public speakers. Five years ago a few well-meaning web folk in the UK were ready to start a program called “make me a speaker”. I blogged about it and there was a Wiki at http://www.makemeaspeaker.com/ which is now defunct (Wayback […]

A wise man said that the only constant is change. Personally I found I wasted a lot of time lately. Reasoning with myself, I came to a few conclusions. I need to stop concentrating on the open web. Learning this was tough, but it makes sense. Free software and open systems are stifling. Open means […]

Things that made me happy this morning: Man dressed as batman caught speeding by police – turns out he is frequently going to the kids’ hospital to inspire the cancer patients to fight. This is a real tear jerkerNine Inch Nails performing at Dance Party USA – someone found an old VHS recording and Trent […]