Digital ID Conference
I got a lot of feedback on my short piece called Digital IDs: A Tool To Reduce Spam. Eric Norlin, Senior Editor at Digital ID World, told me about a conference coming up in October that sounds very interesting. Identity is destined to change the computing landscape and our personal interactions forever. Attendees will discuss and debate the […]
Some Very Nice Dance Music From The ’20’s and ’30’s
Thanks to Sophia Stern at NYU for telling me about a really neat music site where there are hundreds of old dance songs, done by a great jazz band in the 1920s and 30s. Try “Button up Your Overcoat” and “Forty-Seven Ginger-Headed Sailors.”
What A Country!
My brother Bob and I decided to meet for breakfast in Sidney, New York. The motorcycle trip was about 100 miles for me and a bit less for him. My route to get there was planned the night before the trip using DeLorme’s Street Atlas (see route). Departure time was 6:25 AM and it was […]
Thanks For The Help
Thanks to Mike Nelson at IBM for finding a bad link to the the piece on spam in the reflection about Digital IDs. I am trying hard to clean up any errors I made while consolidating my web sites and importing weblog posts from my old system. Most all of the internal links are fixed but there […]
History of Net Attitude
I think all of us have a book in us. Many people have asked me how long it took to bring out a book and how do those endorsements on the back cover work. In addition to the history you can read here, there are postings here in the weblog during the latter part of […]