Here is a follow-up post to my March posting Tons of Homework! Wonderland 101 – Dropping. Nothing against Wonderland, and I might return to it in the future, but I have found so much to learn related to clean tech, even some open source projects, that I want to focus my efforts there instead. Also, [...]
I’m still happy with my current blog title, Open Serendipity, because it sums up the feeling I get when I find a site like Open Carbon World. I’m looking forward to studying the site, though I quickly concluded that I need not attempt to read the fire hose volume of news that shows up by [...]
I feel like I’m in school. I’m not, but I might as well be. Here are the courses I’m taking. Wonderland 101 – After building and running Wonderland 0.5-dev3, I found some, um, rough edges definitely. No telling yet if it is mistakes I’m making or problems in the code, but most likely it is [...]
The title of Tim O’Reilly’s ETech 09 Keynote last night was Work on Stuff that Matters. This is the second reason I came to ETech: I’m a total sucker for inspirational save the world messages to the faithful, and Tim’s was great. I’m really happy that O’Reilly is sponsoring a Gov 2.0 summit in D.C. [...]
