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Category Archives: Long Attention Span
on software patent absurdity
A set of people have put together a really wonderful set of interviews and footage about the patent system and its effects on the software industry in the US. Most of the story centers around The Bilski case, recently heard … Continue reading
Posted in Long Attention Span, Video
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mark bittman on food
Yet another post on my series on Food. This time it’s a video by Mark Bittman who talks about our food system, what we’ve lost and what we should be doing. (I love his focus on real food – not … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Long Attention Span, Video
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artificial sweeteners
Recently, I’ve been doing some posts on food. This is another one. A friend of mine recently posted a link to a pretty interesting article about an animal model meant to observe the effects of artificial sweeteners on rats. Here’s … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Long Attention Span
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HTML5 video and H.264 – what history tells us and why we’re standing with the web
For background on the free software angle on this story please check out Robert O’Callahan’s post on this topic. Also check out Mike Shaver’s shorter background post as well. This post differs from theirs in that I want to talk … Continue reading
Posted in Long Attention Span, Standards, Video
180 Comments
sugar
I’ve been posting recently about food and nutrition and I feel like the information in this video was a huge piece that I was missing. In this video, Dr. Robert Lustig goes through the science behind how sugar and its … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Long Attention Span, Video
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food on thanksgiving
Today is Thanksgiving in the United States. A day where we say thanks for all of the good things that we’ve been lucky enough to be graced with over the last year. It’s also a day that we eat a … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Long Attention Span, Video
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patents as part of the american experience
Ahh, 2006. It seems like such a long time ago! Back then I was working at Red Hat on OLPC and Microsoft had just accused free software of being Unamerican and communist. It was a good time, honestly, to know … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Long Attention Span, Regulations, Storytelling, Video
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understanding climate change on earth day
It’s earth day so I thought today might be a good day to post this. I’ve been sitting on a set of tabs in my browser for a long time now – months I think – and I think that … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Long Attention Span
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five writing resources
I’m going to list five little writing resources that I’ve found to be useful over the last few months. Many of you have probably seen many of them, but I thought it would be useful to put them all in … Continue reading
Posted in Long Attention Span, Writing
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why open video?
[ Note: Mike Shaver gives the short version of this post. I have done a great job of burying the lead here. There's a post from the Wikimedia Foundation on the topic and a post in the Mozilla Blog as … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, Long Attention Span, Mozilla, OGG, Open Web, Video
108 Comments