in which I write about stuff
I decided to sit out this session. nothing really trips my trigger, and I need a bit of a space where I’m not trying to write a million words a minute. one of the interesting things about this conference, much better than the sessions so far, has been the networking. I’ve met more web people [...]
a little more awake post-lunch. Andrew from Indiana U is a library guy! had a quick chat with the woman from the W3C. (cool tiny laptop.) she encouraged me to complain to MS about the FP/Word thing. www.4serendipity.com/highedwebdev2004/forms/ hey, he’s using S5 too! why accessibility…if I were him, I’d just refer back to the keynote, [...]
Jason Moore, URochester, undergraduate (again!), also works at college writing center. all his campus jobs have been unrelated to programming, but have all ended up involving programming. lots of projects out there. wacky logo montage. okay, I’m not really paying attention. there’s nothing here I don’t know, really. history of open source, stallman, yadda yadda. [...]
(I’m going to do the rest of these with the title as the acronym for the conference, followed by the code for the presentation. just so’s you know.) sitting in the back row so I can charge up the laptop; if I’m lucky, I’ll get up near a full charge by the end of this [...]
damn it’s early. the clock on my computer says 5:03; the clock in the room says 8 am. so far I’ve met 3 people from washington state, including the webmaster from evergreen, and I know there are at least 2 more. which would mean I’m meeting more web people from washington here in new york [...]