PC Forum – Day 3
PC Forum day 3 opened with a talk by Eric Johnson, Norman Eig Professor of Business, Columbia University School of Business called “Defaults have value(s): How Do People Really Behave on the Web?”. His bottom line was that defaults have a huge impact on consumer behavior and he illustrated this point with many examples. He […]
Chilling Effects
Geocaching in Florida last week was an exciting experience and it was chilling to come home and find the temperature more than 75 degrees colder. There is a lot I want to write about Linux, WiFi, blogging, digital identity and other aspects of Internet technology, but I know there are patrickWeb readers who are fellow […]
The Florida Caches
NOTE: I will be back to Internet technology stories very soon, but I wanted to report on a couple of other areas today and tomorrow — geocaching and motorcycling. It was tough duty during the first week of the year in Florida but someone had to do it. Blue sky and eighty degrees would mean […]
DACS – December 2003
dacs.doc electric The Future of the Internet According to John R. Patrick by By Anna Collens December 2003 The December DACS general meeting welcomed back keynote speaker John Patrick, retired V.P. of Internet Technology at IBM. John once again cast his visionary eye on the future of the Internet, his insightful presentations never failing to […]
Blooming Grove
Columbus Day was an incredibly beautiful one — blue sky, warm but not too hot, and a nice breeze. The Blooming Grove Hiking Trail was our destination in pursuit of the Blooming Grove Hiking Trail geocache. The trail was in the Delaware State Forest in Northeast Pennsylvania. The cache was a relatively new one, having […]
