CivicActions and our Semantic Web friend - Ben Nowack - working with W3C
CivicActions is happy for its work with Ben Nowack, who has been named "Invited Expert" of the W3C, the MIT associated group which maintains web standards around things like XML, HTML, and CSS! Ben...
View ArticleWhy it takes more than one good Apple
"One bad Apple can spoil the bunch". With Apple being good, is one good Apple enough? Leadership is inspiring. Apple and Sir Jobs are to be congratulated. Changing momentum is difficult within the...
View ArticleTOPP Turtles competing with Cheese on MySpace
If you had a MySpace account, who would be your friends? I don't mean human friends, I mean non-human friends. Many people, about 860 according to this article have chosen cheese to be their friend....
View ArticleEncyclopedia of Life
The Encyclopedia of Life (or EOL) is a collaborative Web 3.0 site in which all life will be cataloged with data collected by cell phones, other websites, researchers, and has a cool interface. Our...
View ArticleOne hundred dollar laptop in pilot stage
Running on a custom GNU/Linux platform, the One Laptop per Child program came to Uruguay in this article carried by Yahoo. The computers are designed for children, boast extremely low electricity...
View ArticleNew York City's Plan for Sustainability "Plan NYC - 2030" - Bruce Hendler
New York City's "Plan NYC - 2030" is a project with which my father had some early involvement. Check out New York City's awesome efforts to envision an environmentally sustainable future, with happy,...
View ArticlejQuery hook, event message passing, callback function
Do you like Drupal's hook functionality? Maybe this jQuery extension could serve as a way to replicate that that functionality. Currently I use the extension below to allow the extension of existing...
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Extension to the Drupal Review Module - Javascript Slide Control
The node review module is quite handy, but I've been developing another module for one of our projects.
View ArticleThis is how we roll - working remote - Costa Rica
I´ll be traveling for a bit, and I thought it may be interesting to explain how to work remotely without having to carry your laptop. read more
View ArticleWeb 2.0 police - Chinese for "Open Privacy"
This article via Yahoo provides a nice glimpse into how "user-friendly" a police state can be. The cartoon images are scary to me, not cute, since they could mean death. I know that some programmer is...
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