Monday, July 11, 2011
Semidelinkification, Shirky-style
Nicholas Carr's Blog: Semidelinkification, Shirky-style:
But I did manage to read a sizable chunk of it before clicking the Instapaper 'Read Later' button (a terrific way to avoid reading long stuff without having to feel guilty about it). It was a solid piece, as you'd expect from Shirky, if marred a bit by an unappealing new-media elitism (apparently the great unwashed never made it past the sports pages). But what interests me at the moment is not the content of Shirky's post but its form, particularly the form of its linkage.
Saturday, September 04, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Wednesday, July 07, 2010
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
Saturday, May 01, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Grosvenor Hotel, Adelaide
I've been away for two weeks to South Australia with Amanda - while the kids were overseas.
more photos over the next few days as i sort through them...
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
MarkLogic CEO on what's next for FAST
Dave Kellog, CEO of Mark Logic says the real question for FAST customers is: “what next?”
Saturday, February 06, 2010
Microsoft confirms FAST Search on Linux and UNIX is DEAD
FAST ESP on non-Windows platforms was doomed from the moment Microsoft acquired FAST. The blog entry Microsoft Enterprise Search Blog : Innovation on Linux and UNIX confirms it:Five years 'mainstream' support for FAST ESP 5.3 and then five more years of 'extended' support.
With our 2010 products scheduled for release in a few months, we’ve just started to plan for our next wave of products. As a part of that planning process, we have decided that in order to deliver more innovation per release in the future, the 2010 products will be the last to include a search core that runs on Linux and UNIX.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
UK Government ICT Strategy 2010-2020
The new UK Government ICT Strategy:
The need to transform public services and to fully exploit ICT to achieve this is accelerating. To meet increasing demand within this complex technology arena, the UK public sector has built an ICT infrastructure that in many instances duplicates solutions across different areas of Government. The ICT strategy will ensure that the infrastructure will go through a process of standardisation and simplification based on the premise of a common infrastructure designed to enable local delivery suited to local needs. Delivery will increasingly be through partnerships between the public, private and third sectors and the strategy enables greater interoperability to underpin this model. The strategy applies to all of the UK Public Sector, whether Central Government, Local Government, Wider Public Sector or Devolved Administrations. It provides a common approach to ICT that maintains local accountability and control over implementation to meet unique delivery and business requirements."
There are fourteen strands to the strategy:
- The Public Sector Network
- The Government Cloud (G-Cloud)
- Data Centres
- Government Applications Store (G-AS)
- Shared Services
- Desktop Services
- Architecture and Standards
- Open Source, Open Standards, Reuse
- Greening Government ICT
- Information Security & Assurance
- Professionalising IT enabled change
- Reliable Project Delivery
- Supply Management
- International Alignment
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Thursday, January 07, 2010
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Five years, one week and one day on flickr
This is the first image I posted on flickr - December 13, 2004
:)
Sunday, December 20, 2009
core twenty images
I've just made a new set of what I think are twenty core images, representing the last five years of my photography.
Here are links to the individual images:
1. roof and sky, 2. Phantom, 3. floriade two, 4. covered chair, 5. British Museum, 6. waiting 30 minutes, 7. boat deck, 8. guess, 9. a fearsome symmetry, 10. landscape, 11. 74" dome vii, 12. poles, apart, 13. southbank walk, 14. bike rack ii, 15. fence, more, 16. Untitled, 17. window and sky, 18. Put that thing back where it came from - iv, 19. DSS-43, 20. Tate Modern
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