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Category Archives: personal
Catching up last week and this one
This is a note to everyone who is waiting for me to respond to their emails, voicemails, Google+ hails, Facebook DMs, Twitter messages, and snail mails. I’m getting to each of you, I promise. The past week has knocked me … Continue reading
It's time to blow up the tv "town meeting" scam
I have plenty of reactions to last night’s presidential debate (quick list here), but wanted to expand on one in particular in this post. We have to stop doing tv town halls. We have to stop it now. Because they … Continue reading
Next steps for our rural broadband
How do things stand with our homestead’s broadband connection? Short answer: not well, but we’re starting out with some first and next steps. Longer answer: as readers have noticed, we’ve been having a hard time getting basic connectivity working at our … Continue reading
More Fairpoint failure follies, phone edition
Recently I’ve been writing about how local internet service provider Fairpoint has been fouling up our home and business broadband. Things haven’t gotten better. Indeed, they’ve gotten worse, as Fairpoint now messed up our phone line. A little context: we … Continue reading
Redoing my social media ecosystem for 2016: mostly the consumption side
It’s the time of year when green leaves start to anticipate their plummeting deaths, and I’m thinking about what I’m doing on the web. During this late summer there’s been a lot of reflection concerning where the web has lurched to … Continue reading
I am profiled by the Connected Learning Alliance
The Connected Learning Alliance published an interview with/profile of me this week. It was conducted and written by the very great Howard Rheingold. We discuss open education, mobile, gaming and simulations, the power of small colleges and universities, automation, social media, … Continue reading
Home internet restored after three days; disturbing issues; next steps
We’re back online at home. After three days offline, Fairpoint finally fixed their problem and ours. Which is the good news. Actually, we have good news, bad news, and good/bad news. The good: around dinner time Monday night our routers … Continue reading
Offline in Vermont, again
So my house and family are cut off from the internet. Again. It’s actually the second day we’re been offline, and Fairpoint, the utility company, can’t get us back online for a third. Let me explain. My family lives in … Continue reading
TV news as a hotline to memory
Yesterday my friend Steven Bragaw posed a terrific question by Twitter. Thinking it through with other people triggered a lot of memories, then gave me more insight into the problem of American tv “news”. It was actually a question via … Continue reading
This week and the next on the Future Trends Forum
Here’s an update on the Future Trends Forum for early July. This week we’re on break. There’s a big American holiday, but also my wife and I are celebrating our 23rd anniversary. buy furosemide online buy furosemide no prescription generic … Continue reading
