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Violating the prime directive: Clouds, Flickr, and repatriation
Perambulation, April 13, 2014I spent hours trying to get my own content back from Flickr. I found out it violates the cloud’s prime directive: Get me my stuff.
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Perambulation, March 29, 2014If my native Québec wants to save its language and culture, it desperately needs the very allies they’re trying to shun with a crackdown on language.
Is the holiday over for digital offshoring?
Perambulation, March 3, 2014A relatively unknown debate over whether special effects shot overseas should be subject to tariffs could have wide-ranging consequences for the digital economy.
James Burke says the darndest things
Perambulation, February 17, 2014At Strata last week, science historian James Burke gave a brilliant keynote. Afterwards, we had a coffee break for members of the media, during which he expanded on some of the things he’d said on the main stage. The topic of the Internet came up. I love the way he put this: “I think theRead more
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