Daily Archives: April 13, 2024

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    • Friday linkage…

    By Frank Paynter | Published: April 13, 2024

    Chris Bliss via Jon Husband. Crabby old lady hassles Twittering twit-o-philes. Tom Shugart missed his quarterly update. “Tom!” No answer. (First line of Tom Sawyer). Five short-short stories by Tamar. Madame Levy links to Mary Yaeger’s “female merit badges.” Something new… Stowe Boyd’s Blog Talk Radio. Don’t miss the interview with Ted Rheingold, founder of [...]

    Posted in Creative Arts, Web Publishing | Comments closed

    google buys doubleclick

    By Frank Paynter | Published: April 13, 2024

    And as for Microsoft: too little, too late. The New York Times says, DoubleClick, which was founded in 1996, provides display ads on Web sites like MySpace, The Wall Street Journal and America Online as well as software to help those sites maximize ad revenue. The company also helps ad buyers — advertisers and ad [...]

    Posted in Networks, Web Publishing | Comments closed

    tiny meat

    By Frank Paynter | Published: April 13, 2024

    Thanks to René Garcia, Jr. for the picture of the tinymeat wallet. René loves this world. [tags]tinymeat, tiny meat, I love this world[/tags]

    Posted in Creative Arts, Miscellaneous, Nature | Comments closed

    Don’t forget to vote…

    By Frank Paynter | Published: April 13, 2024

    NetSquared, another blog that Chris Locke built, is running up toward their second annual gathering. This year they will present the First Annual NetSquared Innovation awards. If you’re interested, you can sign up and vote. I voted. Here are my selections from the 150 or so entrants: THRONGZ FelonResources Uppity Wisconsin Reversed Rural Electrification HungerMaps [...]

    Posted in People, Public Services, Tools | Comments closed

    Gubbish

    By Frank Paynter | Published: April 13, 2024

    This image stolen from the UFOB Recipients site, with thanks and all kinds of happy-face contextualizing emoticons if you want to get two dimensional about it. My use of the image constitutes neither a blather-blather etcetera, nor legitimate licensed doo-dah, doo-dah so I hope Scruggs is not going to go all legal kung fu on [...]

    Posted in Reflections | Comments closed