not centrally-managed hierarchy (more)

Opened up my Dodocase G2 Google Cardboard. (more)

Everything you think you know about disciplining kids is wrong (more)

Project Management WebApp from Thirty7 Signals (more)

Access Point, typically for WiFi (more)

a large erasable writing surface, eg. in front of classroom, where you use chalk (more)

UniversityOfTexas at Austin Tx

Chris Nolan identified a group back in April she calls Progressive Libertarian - Progressive for their good-hearted desire to change and order their world, Libertarian for their cold-eyed faith in the bottom line. (Dynamist) (more)

political writer (more)

College Education for training in Architecture. (more)

*iBeacon is a protocol standardised by Apple Computer and introduced at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in 2013.[1] Various vendors have since made iBeacon-compatible hardware transmitters - typically called beacons- a class of Blue Tooth low energy devices that broadcast their location to nearby portable electronic devices. The technology enables smartphones, tablets and other devices to perform actions when in close proximity to an iBeacon.[2][3] (more)

Cyberbullying is the use of social networks to repeatedly harm or harass other people in a deliberate manner.[1] According to U.S. Legal Definitions, "cyber-bullying could be limited to posting rumors or gossips about a person in the internet bringing about hatred in other’s minds; or it may go to the extent of personally identifying victims and publishing materials severely defaming and humiliating them". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberbullying (more)

In Computer Game Culture, Gamergate (sometimes referred to as the Hash Tag #GamerGate) is an online movement which emerged around false allegations of unethical conduct levied against indie game developer Zoe Quinn in August 2014. Some supporters have stated that they are concerned with ethical issues in video game Journalism, particularly conflicts of interest between video game journalists and developers. However, Gamergate has become most notable for a series of misogynistic and violent threats and harassment targeting Quinn and other prominent women in gaming, drawing widespread condemnation. The movement's unwillingness or inability to control the attacks carried out in its name is generally seen as preventing constructive engagement. The harassment campaigns against women, combative rhetoric, and criticism of those examining video games from feminist or other minority perspectives has resulted in the movement being widely viewed as fighting a Culture War against the increasing diversity of video game culture. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamergate_controversy (more)

Group after Generation Y (more)

Pattern Language for design of State-Less WebApp-s (more)

Place where software (esp WebApp) runs, whether for development, testing, production, etc. (more)

aka VM, aka Run-Time? (more)

Phil Windley summarizes Avi Bryant's tutorial at ETech, focused on SeaSide. Template System-s were a good idea that have become useless and harmful. They're constraining or they're a bad programming language. The is a belief that templates are useful for model/view separation. But HTML is now a semantic layer and CSS is the real view layer (see Zen Garden). This is an interesting point of view and one I have a hard time arguing with. So, you need a rich library for generating HTML (see AWT for inspiration (how about GWT?) ). Each Widget has a render method that gets a canvas passed to it... The next heresy that Avi proposes is that sessions are too valuable to persist. In general, you can never marshall and unmarshall the stuff In-Memory reliably. All the good stuff's in MemCached anyway. Keep the session in the memory of the application server. What about Load Balancing? Use sticky sessions. Application Server-s going down is unusual. Users losing session data is a minor annoyance. Live with it. (more)

aka Virtual Machine

A Software Container implementation (more)