Lecture held at e-nnovation conference, 15th-16th October, 2012 in Poznan, Poland.
Lecture by John Biggs – “The future”
Author: John Biggs
Me On CCTV About The Raspberry Pi
Look at that handsome devil. The presenter, not me.
I’ve Been Writing Something For A Little While
And I’m trying something brand new. I don’t want to talk about it much but I think it’s really cool and I’d love it if you signed up to read it and be the first to (ahem) buy it. Thanks!
For Future Reference: How To Build Multiple Models Using Replicator-G
This is just for my own reference, guys, but if you need to print multiple copies of the same object on your Replicator, the instructions are above.
Introducing the Blogger’s Boot Camp Siminar
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If you’ll recall, Charlie White and I wrote a book called Blogger’s Boot Camp in order to help folks learn how to blog. It sold quite well and we also ran a workshop based on the content. I think it was quite useful and people enjoyed it and it really taught us a lot about online seminars.
The same folks who built the class for us also built this, an online, free seminar about blogging for folks who own (or are planning to buy the book).
I think the class, called a Siminar, is quite cool and it offers some of the interactivity available in the “paid” class we’re offering without the rigid structure. If you’re reading our book, also take the seminar. It will help you understand our points.
Good luck and if you’re having trouble, drop me a line at john @ bigwidelogic dotter com.
Lies, Damned Lies, And Publishing
I posted this over at Slushpile originally…
Scott and I have been discussing the Mike Daisey fiasco and something stuck out for me during his This American Life interview and, more important, in the reactions by various tech visionaries at various online outlets. “He’s a liar,” they said. “He’s a fraud.”
“Me made us care about something that wasn’t true.”
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I Honestly Don’t Understand Pinterest
I Wrote A Story About My Vasectomy For BoingBoing
You’re welcome.
I had my vasectomy on January 19, 2012, the date memorialized with the iCal notation “Vascect [sic] no lunch 34th st.” At this writing the objects in question are still apparently live, pumping out spermatozoa like a dying pulsar that will soon dwindle into white noise. It takes a certain number of ejaculations to completely clear the pipes, as it were, and by try number twelve I’ll be as barren as the surface of binary moons rising over an alien landscape.
Stepping back from the hyperbolic, let’s explore my reasons for this course of action and why, at 36, I decided it was time to stop all this baby nonsense, at least from my side. My wife and I have two kids, six and three, and for a number of years we thought we were through. A surprising (but definitely not unwanted, if he’s reading this later) third appeared this summer and we decided that 98% effectiveness was less enticing than 100% effectiveness. Rather than risk an invasive surgery for her, we (or I? I like to think we) decided it would be nice for me to have a bit of outpatient work done, go home, wash down a Tylenol with some bourbon(s), and let the old boys rest.
Stuck With A Dead Mevio Podcast? Libsyn Will Move You Over For Free
We recently moved the Hourtime podcast from Mevio to Libsyn and they moved all of our old episodes for free thanks to a Mevio coupon code for aggrieved podcasters. Here’s how: