*Survival Research Laboratories (SRL) is a machine performance art group credited for pioneering the genre of large-scale machine performance.[1][2][3] After about 30 years in San Francisco, California, SRL spent most of 2008 moving to Petaluma, California.[4] (more)

a particular kind of Network, that exhibits the SmallWorld/Power Law phenomenon

At XOXO, Paul Ford spoke a bit about his Un Scroll TimeLine project/product....

Google has today launched a new platform that aims to reinvent how content creators on the Internet make money. It’s called Google Contributor, and it involves readers committing to a certain monthly payment of $1-3, which will in turn give visitors an ad-free browsing experience on some sites... This contribution only happens when you actually visit websites, so the cut of your monthly contribution level will get split up depending on which sites you visit most often. (Business Models For Information) (more)

pseudo-AmatEur Spectator Sports with super duper Sports Stadium scam potential

Please edit system and help pages ONLY in the master wiki! (more)

aka Hypnotic Brass Ensemble (more)

mechanism for donating smallish amount of money to someone (more)

Ed Tech ERP (more)

Short-lived DotCom based on FEED, SuckCom, Alt Culture, and the launched-by-them Plastic (which was built on top of SlashCode instead of EveryThing2). Created Jul'2000. (more)

MacOs X Lap Top I bought Jan26'2008 (more)

ScottHotchkiss wonders whether Annotation Systems could function as Peer Review. (more)

original online presence of Wired Mag (more)

Enterprise Resource Planning (more)

Multiple meanings/contexts: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoengineering (more)

Aaron Parecki: Why I Live in IRC (more)

Audrey Watters profiles the newly-funded Minerva Project plan to create an "elite" university (College Education) from scratch using mostly online teaching. The College Admission-s process will be just like it is now for top schools. Courses will be taught online. The students, however, will live in "dorm clusters." They'll spend their first year in their home country, but then in their sophomore year will move around abroad to other countries' locations. When the university matriculates its first class in 2014, Nelson isn't sure how many of those locations will be ready, but he predicts one location in the U.S., one in Asia, and one in Europe... On its board of advisors is Larry Summers, former Harvard President and former Secretary of the Treasury; Patrick Harker, President of the University of Delaware and former Dean of the Wharton School of Business; Senator Bob Kerrey; and Lee Shulman, Emeritus Professor of the Stanford School of Education. Wow, $20k/yr is pretty expensive for that. But interesting. (Update: I'm pretty sure it's $10k for tuition and $10k for room/board, which is much different.)

David Mertz [has](http://gnosis.cx/T Pi P/) the entire text of his Text Processing in Python book ISBN:0-321-11254-7 free online. (more)

Feature where, as a user types, Real Time lookups are performed against some dictionary, feeding back possible match-words from which the user can pick to complete the typing of the word without pressing any more keys. (more)

Jan'2013: joined HypothesIs as the Director of Scholarly Communications. (more)