Future of SaaS
SFC has a good quarter
Cdn Copyright Rule Reform
Oof.
Well, at least I don't work for KPMG. And more
Saasy
Well, it's not like the company will do anything about it.
Friday, February 29, 2008
Random Links that I was Interested in
Going back to one of the original points of the blog - storekeeping random finds online that interest me, without filling up everyone's inboxes...
Checking out the Personality Profile of Prospective Presidents. This would be fun to do for the next Canadian election. Or for your own personality...
The seven words of eating right guy in town, but sold out. The words? "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." More details here - which is the precis of his book.
Toronto's future. Well, one possibility for Toronto's future that will be partially, and badly implemented.
Toronto's Past. Well, fictional past and how it intersects with the real past. The TPL has done a great job of thinking about the book and how it impacts Toronto. See here for all sorts of cool toys, incl. an annotated chapter, a guided walking tour both by map and speaking tour (via mp3), a map of the old city, etc. Spacing Wire is getting in on this too. The role of cemeteries in the book, riverdale, old buildings, Toronto Islands, etc.
Loss of Toronto's Past in the Present. Bye Bye Duke's.
Cool Art on Ugly Road. Great explanation of the Harbour Commission building as well
Spying on Toronto's Rivers.
Roomie in Europe (and no Interpol calls so far)
Recent Eclipse
Cool talks at TED Conference
Checking out the Personality Profile of Prospective Presidents. This would be fun to do for the next Canadian election. Or for your own personality...
The seven words of eating right guy in town, but sold out. The words? "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." More details here - which is the precis of his book.
Toronto's future. Well, one possibility for Toronto's future that will be partially, and badly implemented.
Toronto's Past. Well, fictional past and how it intersects with the real past. The TPL has done a great job of thinking about the book and how it impacts Toronto. See here for all sorts of cool toys, incl. an annotated chapter, a guided walking tour both by map and speaking tour (via mp3), a map of the old city, etc. Spacing Wire is getting in on this too. The role of cemeteries in the book, riverdale, old buildings, Toronto Islands, etc.
Loss of Toronto's Past in the Present. Bye Bye Duke's.
Cool Art on Ugly Road. Great explanation of the Harbour Commission building as well
Spying on Toronto's Rivers.
Roomie in Europe (and no Interpol calls so far)
Recent Eclipse
Cool talks at TED Conference
CIS Volleyball Live Webcast
What an awesome idea. If TSN, SportsNet and CBC are going to continue to ignore live amateur sports in favour of poker and wrestling, then perhaps this can get the product out to the masses.
Here's the schedule:
Friday, February 29:
1:00 pm, 3:00 pm, 6:00 pm, 8:00 pm: 1st round
Saturday, March 1st:
1 :00 pm – consolation
3 :00 pm – consolation
6 :00 pm – semi-final
8 :00 pm – semi-final
Sunday, March 2nd :
11 :00 am – 5th and 6th position *
1 :00 pm – 3rd position (Bronze) *
4 :30 pm – Final (Gold) *
* TBD : depending of TV broadcast
Here's the schedule:
Friday, February 29:
1:00 pm, 3:00 pm, 6:00 pm, 8:00 pm: 1st round
Saturday, March 1st:
1 :00 pm – consolation
3 :00 pm – consolation
6 :00 pm – semi-final
8 :00 pm – semi-final
Sunday, March 2nd :
11 :00 am – 5th and 6th position *
1 :00 pm – 3rd position (Bronze) *
4 :30 pm – Final (Gold) *
* TBD : depending of TV broadcast
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Google's Data Centres
How they manage the infrastructure behind the searches and ads, and emails and ads, and maps and ads...
Friday, February 22, 2008
Billy Bee flies south
Boo. One of my more famous employers gone. If I can, I'll post a pic of the (in)famous costume for everyone's comedy value.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Monday, February 11, 2008
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