So a group of entrepreneurs and scientists (Lone Signal) happen to buy the Jamesburg Earth Station in Carmel Valley, CA and decided to turn the satellite dish into a broadcast station. Instead of beaming out a single message, the gang at Lone Signal turned the broadcast booth over to the masses. I signed up and [...]
06.18.13 | life, technology | bradley
I’m surrounded by designers every day, and after a few years, some of their tenants have worn off of on me. I know the design of a website should match the content the website wishes to deliver. And having worked as a content strategist, I know that the content of a website should match the [...]
I am guilty of giving writing advice. However, as I was flipping through my RSS feeds this morning, two article lined up back to back with directly opposed The first, a short quote at Explore – “Show everyone your ideas.” The second, a bit of marketing advice over at Joe Wikert’s blog (albeit the post [...]
Sordid Details of the Rich and Special I caught this story on the bus this morning. Apparently there was a huge trove of documents detailing the workings of around 120,000 off shore shell companies and trust accounts detailing over 30 years of activity that were dumped recently. The folks at the ICIJ – the International [...]
What follows is an exceptionally pedantic rant about something ultimately inconsequential. I should know better, but when has that ever stopped me? People use ‘quantum’ as if it means almost the opposite of its actual definition. The blame for that probably belongs to an NBC producer in the late 1980s. However, since I haven’t blamed [...]
I both love public media and company-wide email discussions. Today I was abusing company-wide emailing authority to send out the latest PBS OffBook video on 3D Printing. As a snarky aside, I mentioned that people should watch the video because their tax dollars paid for it. A developer quickly responded with a link to the [...]
02.28.13 | media, technology | bradley
Know why I love being an American? I can simultaneously worry about Orson Scott Card’s homophobia impacting a two-issue run of Superman and get excited about the movie version of Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game.
Let me preface this by saying I am a gun owner. I like shooting as a sport. I’ve previously had careers that involved carrying guns and occasionally employing deadly force. I understand that guns are not something to be taken lightly. Thus, take what I am about to say with the same sense of “that [...]
I realized this morning that I spend way too much time thinking about robots. I don’t just mean the fun robots like the droids from Star Wars. Or how I really really want a Roomba. Or watching movies and tv shows about robots in them. Or reading a lot of sci fi. I mean big [...]
12.12.12 | technology | bradley
In Which Bradley Writes A Laymen Patent As A Means of Bitching About Something Glasshouse Preface I make typos. Frequently. Epically. There are probably going to be several in this post. What follows is not a chastisement of manmade typos, but rather a system for removing machine-made ones. Author Preface I am a big fan [...]
11.28.12 | Intellectual Property, technology | bradley
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