buy the t-shirt – the t-shirt is the message!

The Coming Technological Singularity: How to Survive in the Post-Human Era by Vernor Vinge 1993

“Design doesn’t arouse a need to reflect on objects. It indiscriminatingly takes advantage of the need for passive consumption. I do understand that sort of fascination. Ultimately, though, it leads to nothing but disappointment.” Olafur Eliason

Big media firms and investors are cosying up to social-networking websites

Women in technology & culture : An in-progress list of women researchers, designers & artists working in pervasive computing-related fields. Who will compile the list of guys.

The WayMarker project breaks down our self imposed walls of perception by giving us an alternative perspective on our daily interactions… or something

connection between the tags I use, their frequency in my tagcloud and Chris Anderson’s ‘the Long Tail’ theory.

a computer program continuously scans the headlines of 4,500 English-language news sources around the world, looking for people who have been reported killed. Each time it finds an article, an algorithm determines the number of deaths, and instructs a cei

the future of data lies in creating a virtual database over web-services and other sources of data. Data 2.0 if you will.

how cool, next time your in a hotel, JUMP into bed

This installation explores the difference of statistically projected behaviors through an over-mapping with actual behavior. Partying with RFID.

Award-winning science fiction Vernor Vinge, speaking at the Austin Game Conference, gave his vision of a future in which connectivity was literally in the air around us.

demos from the eighth international conference of ubiquitous computing

kinda the yellow pages for 2.0 apps!

some crazy climbing

how to implement microformats in WordPress.