relationships

Webstock 08: The Transforming Web

The carpet has been pulled out from under our feet and the new web is a very different place to what we were used to. On Friday morning at Webstock, eager conference goers were subjected to several...

By , 20th February 2008 In:

Closed Social

Antisocial Networking couldn't have popped up at a better time for me, as I was actually sitting here, struggling with nascent suspicions about the nature of the XFN microformat. I've been designing...

By , 10th December 2007 In:

Quantum People

What error correcting code could cross the much vaunted gap Of people as particles, or functions of an ever fluctuating wave? Attraction and repulsion are forces, of matter, they don't, At least...

By , 28th January 2006 In:

Links

➔ Guardian Unlimited Books | By genre | Did Simone de Beauvoir's open 'marriage' make her happy?

aesthetics ai algebra algorithms antiquity apache archaeology architecture art aspects books browsers capitalism catastrophism circuits classics code cognition cointel communication computing css culture data design dom economics editing education encoding entanglement expressions facism filters formats games generators geopolitics graphics hardware history horror html http ideas industry information interaction java javascript language languages learning logic management mapping maps mathematics media memetic metadata mistakes models mozilla mythos neocon objects oil oldskool opensource optimization organization osx parsing patterns perl persistence philosophy php physics politics power projection propaganda psychology python quantum refactoring ruby science security sociology software space symmetry testing truth typography urban usability war xml