a collection of digital driftwood, by mturro.

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February 2008

What’s with CNN and all the “dirty” typefaces?

Jan 31, 2008

January 2008

Just received a “King Cake” from a vendor in New Orleans - I bit into the baby! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_cake

Jan 31, 2008
How YOU Can Make the Web More Structured → readwriteweb.com

ReadWriteWeb has a good post on how to get some bottom up structure happening on the web.

Jan 31, 2008

Listening to new Dengue Fever… delicious! #music

Jan 31, 2008

ABC is running last years season finale of #LOST with a running text commentary at the bottom of the screen - I guess for newbs.

Jan 30, 2008

Fondly remembering my first internet rig: an Apple IIgs with a 14kbps modem dialing up compuserve. Ahh the text based net!

Jan 29, 2008
Online Interruption Marketing and Why I Hate Toaster Strudel → blog.junta42.com

Joe Pulizzi on the idiocy of interruption marketing. Don’t worry Joe, it’s only a matter of time before this kind of thing is a thing of the past.

Jan 29, 2008

I’m a New Jersey voter for Obama http://tinyurl.com/yr42sl

Jan 28, 2008
New Jersey Voter For Obama → mturro.bluepear.org

For the first time that I can remember I, as a New Jersey voter, will be voting in a primary that actually has teeth. It used to be that Jersey held their primary sometime in June… months after the chosen one had been anointed. NOW, thanks to the wonders of Super Tuesday, I can cast a vote that has some kind of meaning - I will not cast that vote lightly. After a lot of careful thinking and a few days of the same old shit from the Clinton camp it is with a tremendous amount of…

Jan 28, 2008

@FoxyTunesDJ: The Hold Steady - Your Little Hoodrat Friend http://tinyurl.com/2eod9l

Jan 28, 2008

First experiences with nephew’s Wii and PS2 Gutiar hero last night… I can see the potential addiction clearly now.

Jan 27, 2008
WSJ.com Remains A Paid Site And Bets On The Value Of Its Niche Audience → publishing2.com

A post by Scott Karp on the Wall Street Journal’s strategy to stay paid. I have to agree that everyday we are getting closer to a publishing model where the quality of the audience is more valuable than the quantity.

Jan 27, 2008

Playing around with Jaman… kind of digging on it.

Jan 27, 2008
Jan 26, 2008
Three hours of MTV from 1983 → mturro.bluepear.org

I absolutely HAVE to post this… because it’s Friday, and especially because watching this makes me feel good (fond, fond memories of childhood - Hello Mr. Proust, nice to see you again). This is three hours of classic MTV spread over two videos with Mr. Mark Goodman tying it all together. I spent a shitload of time in front of the TV watching this then and seeing it again now is serious trip… like having it be 1983 all over again.

Thanks to BoingBoing and Uw Moeder.

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Jan 25, 2008
XMPP (a.k.a. Jabber) is the future for cloud services → jivesoftware.com

This post from Jive Software’s blog is a deeper dive into what the previous link I posted was about. The TiVo example really brought the whole issue into the clear for me.

Jan 25, 2008
Could Instant Messaging (XMPP) Power the Future of Online Communication? → readwriteweb.com

A nice analysis of the potential of XMPP and Jive Software’s take on the technology’s future.

Jan 25, 2008
Jan 24, 2008

evolving nature sweeps purposely across North Jersey sporadically claiming fading industry. #poetweet

Jan 24, 2008
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