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Tag Archives: Sociology
Misplaced Faith in the Power of Inventions
From “Why our ‘amazing’ science fiction future fizzled” by John Blake (emphasis mine):
Even then [19th-century], people had a misplaced faith in the power of inventions to make life easier, Corn [Joseph Corn, co-author of “Yesterday’s Tomorrows: Past Visions of the … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Also tagged Change, Easier, Energy, Faith, Invention, Productivity, Technology, Time
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Accepting Applications for iPhone Sociology Research
I read with a big smile on my face all the stories about iPhone mania. It’s awesome to think of so many people having fun and sharing an experience.
It also reminds me what animals we are. Animals looking for attention, … Continue reading
Zbigniew Braniecki joins Mozilla Corp!
My friend Zbigniew Braniecki, long time Mozilla participant, has left Flock and is now employed by Mozilla. I was waiting for him to publicly share this news and now he has with “Joining Mozilla!“.
My first project is to help Mozilla … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, Flock, Mozilla
Also tagged Axel Hecht, Bugzilla, Chris Messina, Clayton Stark, David Ascher, Evangelism, Flock, FOSDEM, Gandalf, Internalization and Localization, Jane Finette, John Lilly, MoCo, Mozilla, Mozilla Europe, My World, Open Projects, Open Source, Pascal Chevrel, Paul Kim, Seth Bindernagel, Tristan Nitot, Zbiggy, Zbigniew Braniecki
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