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Facebook wants to get people into their clutches, and obscure the fact that there is a world-wide web of stuff out there. They will probably succeed, too; more’s the pity. Still, I’ll continue to avoid them, just in case they do require my participation to ensure full world-domination. Facebook and Google spread ‘their’ net across [...]
[Keywords: articles, Facebook, internet, John Naughton, social networking, Tim Berners-Lee, web, world wide web] [No comments] [Permanent link]
I have been working again this morning down at the Local History Collection at the library. The newspaper clippings’ catalogue is progressing — up to a hundred and thirty clippings so far — and proving to be quite an interesting project. This morning I got up to the end of 1953, the beginning of ’54, [...]
[Keywords: archiving, cataloguing, Fremantle, indexing, local history, newspapers, volunteering, Wikisource, world wide web] [No comments] [Permanent link]
I have often thought that one of the greatest attractions for me to writing in ink, on paper, in a properly-bound book, is that where one writes the words is where they will remain, and the only place they will ever be. That’s not the case when writing on a screen: I often write a [...]
[Keywords: archiving, how I write, Investigation, keyboard vs. pen, Things, world wide web] [No comments] [Permanent link]
My brain is feeling pretty groggy at the moment, so excuse any pointlessness in this post. Not that there’s ever any point to my posts, but that’s beside the point. I’m at work, almost thinking that the afternoon’s nearly half-gone and so, well, what’s the point of doing any more work… There are, in Australia, [...]
[Keywords: A Place of One's Own, AuDA, place, Placeblogging, social networking, technology, world wide web] [No comments] [Permanent link]
From auDA > Policy Reviews > CGDN Review – Aug 2007 auDA is conducting a 12 month review of the Policy Rules and Guidelines for Community Geographic Domain Names (CGDNs). Send your comments to Jo Lim (Chief Policy Officer, auDA) at jo.lim@auda.org.au.
[Keywords: A Place of One's Own, AuDA, place, social networking, world wide web] [No comments] [Permanent link]
During the last few days I’ve been working with Margo Kingstong and Kate Tucker on porting Kerrie Tucker’s website to WordPress. I’ve also set up the new ACT Greens online merchandise shop, Green Shop. So I’ve probably had about enough of sitting at here at our kitchen table hunched over this laptop; why I’m not [...]
[Keywords: Canberra, Miscellaneous, People, politics, technology, woodworking, world wide web] [No comments] [Permanent link]
I have been sorting through my (digital) photos lately, uploading the good ones to my website. It’s drudge-work, peaceful in its way like all drudge-work, and now and then I stumble upon a particularly nice shot, or one that evokes some pleasant memory, and so I don’t mind doing it. My idea is that this [...]
[Keywords: archiving, photography, technology, Things, world wide web] [No comments] [Permanent link]
hmwilson.archives.org.au — September 7th, 2006, 3PM
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I forgot to mention, a few weeks ago when I set it up, that the family archives now have an online home at hmwilson.archives.org.au. It’s for family only, but if that’s you then I will set up your account; just email me. I’m jolly excited about going back to Perth this summer and working on [...]
[Keywords: archiving, family, world wide web] [No comments] [Permanent link]
In which I work on the catalogue for the workshop exhibition and do no woodworking but lots of thinking.
In which I work on the catalogue for the workshop exhibition and do no woodworking but lots of thinking.
[Keywords: 2XXFM, dichotomy, InDesign, podcasts, radio, technology, University, Walking With Water, woodworking, world wide web] [One comment] [Permanent link]
