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Category Archives: Signal
Depth = Full Focus Attention
Mark Pesce in his contribution to a piece on ABC Unleased shares in “My dreams for 2010” What Mark refers to as depth is what Linda Stone calls “the next aphrodisiac” in her talk at Supernova 2005 – Full Focused Attention. Five years into Linda’s 20 year cycle framework of culture, cycle where swinging backContinueContinue reading “Depth = Full Focus Attention”
Affinity, Humanity and Disability.
The other day whilst reading a feed somewhere in my hundreds, I came across a link to a video .. this video in fact : I instantly felt a recognition and affinity and especially wth the subtleties in the kaos (yes, oh yes, there’s subtleties), so much so it sent me hunting for more. IContinueContinue reading “Affinity, Humanity and Disability.”
Supernova snippet – JP Rangaswami
Capillary Tubes not Fire Hoses Audio of JP Rangaswami speaking at Supernova 09 on 4 characteristics publish/subscribe environment. realtime personal [capillary tubes not firehoses] interactive augmented JP Supernova 09 [mp3] via – Supernova Day 2 Afternoon – Real Time Flow Panel part 1
Me, We and the Network – shout-out
On of my ‘Network’ friends, Nancy White, from Full Circle Associates in the States, has been out here in Australia doing some presentations. Here’s a snippet where my ‘We’ friend Mike Seyfang and I get a shout-out in her Keynote at the Learning Technologies 2009 Conference held this week in Qld. It makes me thinkContinueContinue reading “Me, We and the Network – shout-out”
Tweenbots: displaying our humanness
Tweenbots http://blip.tv/play/AejAL5OoUw Something about this is neat. The act of helping is so ingrained and helping robots reveals something inherent about our humanness. Were these ppl helping to be a part of something? Or because they knew there must be human behind it? Unorganised crowd sourcing. Fascinating. Dave [via David Weinberger]
Preserving Digital Identity in my Will
I made a decision yesterday while travelling home – I’m going to make allowance in my will towards the ongoing existence of my digital identity. Now, don’t panic, I’m not ill and don’t intend on dying anytime soon. But it will happen. And it so happens that with recent changes in living arrangements I’ve beenContinueContinue reading “Preserving Digital Identity in my Will”
No Lost Generation
Had to post this as it’s just great. Lost Generation Hat tip to Laurel
LISTEN
Something about this postcard image appearing in Postsecret the other day just got me. I read hundreds of them, dunno why I feel to post this one here. Dave
Incandescent Blue in October – Between a laugh and a Tear
October is Anxiety and Depression Awareness Month. October 10 is World Mental Health Day. Expect to see lots of Blue. A lot of my Twitter friends are already turning blue and are doing various things, calling it Blueday2008 and using the hashtag. I’m never one for jumping on bandwagons for the sake of it. LikeContinueContinue reading “Incandescent Blue in October – Between a laugh and a Tear”
hyperconnected thru @mpesce
hyperconnected thru @mpesce Originally uploaded by dnwallace Mark Pesce did the keynote at Web Directions South, I wasn’t there, but my eyes were… Watch This : http://www.viddler.com/explore/mpesce/videos/18/ Read That : http://blog.futurestreetconsulting.com/?p=76 Be The other. Enough Said. Dave
Social tools shape culture
“social tools are specifically different from other tools we use to interact in that they shape culture”Stowe Boyd
Self-organised networks and collective productivity
Stowe Boyd has (as usual) more great expressions on network/collective productivity : … the underlying premises of our educational system, which is to produce good little individual economic cogs. Meanwhile, the kids are turning themselves into self-organized networks where collective productivity is the central aim. … … Meanwhile, the kids are reshaping their cognition toContinueContinue reading “Self-organised networks and collective productivity”
Post Industrial Context Shifting and Network Productivity
Back in 2005 after thinking about “Attention, Recognition & Context” I wrote in 2006 that I was “hung up on the concept of context” and a bit later “On context and openness” Which lead to the thinking about how I do what I do at Lifekludger, documented in the “Contexts and Clues” section of theContinueContinue reading “Post Industrial Context Shifting and Network Productivity”
Thoughts from the road – change, steps and the signal.
Took a quick trip bush. Getting into the van, this line came to me: Into the cockpit of our future Fly the memories of our past That’s not quoting anyone, it’s my original thought. There’s a poem in there somewhere. Maybe the rest will appear sometime. Or maybe it’s just stimulus. Sitting in the backContinueContinue reading “Thoughts from the road – change, steps and the signal.”
Individual the centre of gravity – the times still are a changin, Facebook
As the present now Will later be past The order is Rapidly fadin’. And the first one now Will later be last For the times they are a-changin’. -Bob Dylan Stowe Boyd puts it well. At last, I actually read something that points to where the real power of an open distributed web will beContinueContinue reading “Individual the centre of gravity – the times still are a changin, Facebook”
Naked
Got a track back to a post I wrote last year about openness on the Net. It was a link from a post on what appears a fairly new blog called naked yak. Looking around, turns out it’s the blog of a team of people from Naked Ltd who is a start-up company working onContinueContinue reading “Naked”
What do YOU call community?
After events of recent times, like the podcast with Laurel, this blog post by Kent and my response here and the Facebook boom, I really like this following quote from Adam Fields, via Doc. “There’s really only one rule for community as far as I’m concerned, and it’s this – in order to call someContinueContinue reading “What do YOU call community?”
Where’s your attention?
In this fast changing Web 2 world of fancy tools and moving objects; where’s your attention? Original source: Cognitive edge Dave
MungeBrother Twitter Pipe
Just made my first yahoo pipe to follow just my fellow Munge Brothers feeds and tweets between them and a couple select friends. Ahh…filter=signal Munge Twitter Pipe
sticky signals – radio baily springs to life again
The other day one of the feeds in my reader came alive and I notice radio baily is back on the air. Gday UnclePaul. Stickyness of connection only works if you don’t kill the signal (feed). Dave
change and the digital generation
In the light of what Nick and I talked about on this podcast I posted last night, this video presentation is a brilliant synopsis. A must look. From Park Paradigm, via JP Just wish I had a clearer view…persevere, it’s worth it. Edglings – some previous thoughts about life on the edge Dave
twitter fragmentation
I like Kent Newsome. Besides the fact he has good taste in the blogs he reads (mine!), he seems to carve out his own way amongst the goat tracks on paddock blogosphere and stick to it. Recently he developed another of his own guides to direct his twitter use and is only going to followContinueContinue reading “twitter fragmentation”
Exceptional grace
In so many ways, this is a masterful expression of existence by Doc, if for no other reason than its succinct treatment of a complex subject. The older I get, the more I see life as the exception rather than the rule. Those gone outnumber those here, all of whom will live one speck ofContinueContinue reading “Exceptional grace”
stories connect
Dear Mr Hodge (Uncle). Connections happen when stories overlap. Need to build a way to overlap the geek_dots in the geek_stories. Dave (Uncle) PS: I wanted to leave this as a comment on this post on on10.net but do I really gotta sign up for yet another account on another silo?
