I’ve just started another site as part of the Fallen Soldiers Project.
I’ve also been writing often about Twitter in recent days.
This suggests an interesting question?
Do Fallen Soldiers Twitter?
You can bet your ass they don’t.
They are dead.
You aren’t.
They died so you could have the freedom to Twitter or not to Twitter.
Think about that [...]
I have just created a new web site as part of the Fallen Soldiers and Chay projects.
The site is Michael P Murphy, A Fallen Soldier.
Lt. Michael P. Murphy was killed in action in Afghanistan in June, 2005.
He was a Navy SEAL and was posthumously awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.
I first learned of Lt. Murphy [...]
Mike Cote of Redmonk mentioned last night on Twitter that he would be in the Westchester area this week to attend an IBM SMB (Small and Medium Business) Analyst meeting. I noted a few minutes ago on Twitter that Scooby-do, the wacky, wise and wonderful Scobleizer himself, said: [1]
Scobleizer: Upcoming.org is teaching me that it’s [...]
Groklaw – BayStar & Acacia, and A Ruling on Digital Evidence, & Today’s YouTube: Xerox’s Alto
NYU had an Alto back in the 1970’s. It was an impressive machine, but it took about 45 minutes from power up to the completion of booting, a real test of patience. However, the display quality was very good.
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