All of a sudden, there’s almost more good stuff than I can keep up with. I already read the article on solving the problems of how to preserve digital data throughout the centuries. But there’s still a new JOHO newsletter, a New Architect article from Peter Merholz, more new stuff at Boxes and Arrows, an Adaptive Path essay, inside The Onion…
Cripes. I’d better get cracking.
Also, Mr. Zeldman has left the building. At the conference I would have been at if I had the money.
Going back to Wednesday’s post, I found a post from Doc, last year, already asking what the day should be called. I’m surprised the media, or the pundits, or somebody couldn’t come up with anything more inventive than “September 11th” or “9/11”. And now that it’s been a year, those names have stuck.
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