River of News. It is a style of reading RSS feeds where all the posts are jumbled together in one big mash, unlike Bloglines et. al. which sort posts by feed source, and even user generated folders. When you read with RoN, you surf along, never bored too much by one source because […]

Partially in an effort at procrastination, I have set up a wiki at wiki.subjectobject.net. Hopefully I can work on research there and have it open to the public.

Right now my classes are so introductionary, it is hard to find anything interesting to say about them. For instance, my theory course, Information and its […]

As you all may have noticed I have had this site for a while. In fact, I have had some kind of web presence for almost ten years now. Most of you have stumbled here from the Class List, but if you feel like reading past entries, please do so. And if […]

Does anyone else find it ironic that Google is promoting Banned Books Week?

Now Google has joined the party [party?]. At google.com/bannedbooks, you can use Google Book Search to explore some of the best novels of the 20th century which have been challenged or banned.

Oh really? Google, your left hand promotes “Celebrate your freedom to […]

I’ll tell you one thing about not having a computer:I kinda don’t miss reading my feeds.  Sure, I am interested in what everyone has to say–the small blogs for their individual life stories, and the large blogs for the cool things I am shown which I might have not discovered otherwise.  But today, as I […]