He’s Just Had Coffee

I’m mucking around with tumblr by creating a tumblelog for my ongoing reading related to my various non-IT interests - particularly an integral take on organisations and on Gnosticism. It’s called Resonance, it’s got a feed. Please feel welcome. Technorati Tags: blogging, gnostic, integral

So, the über geeks are all right into twitter, which lets you send little notes about what you’re up to to a website via SMS or IM. You can subscribe to other people’s and you get the notifications via SMS (if you want). Crazy. I signed up a few months ago, but never used it. Now it’s […]

Thanks to various people who let me know that my blog went odd over the Xmas holidays. Our server shifted to PHP5 and it seems to have left one of my Wordpress plugins in poor shape. It’s deactivated while I source an upgrade and find a few minutes out of unpacking from our roadtrip to […]

As you’ve no doubt noticed, I’ve been experimenting for a few weeks with the “daily blog posting” feature at del.icio.us. The result is that most of what shows up on my blog is my del.icio.us links. Initially, I liked the increased posting frequency, but I’ve started to feel like I’m cheating and I’d rather give you […]

Something’s up with del.icio.us today. I keep using my usual bookmarklet and getting a redirection page. I tried posting via the “post” link at the main site and found myself looking at this, can you spot what’s amiss, gentle reader? Technorati Tags: del.icio.us

… not quite up to totally reworking the look of the blog, but I took a fairly decent, thematically-related photo the other day. If you mostly read this blog via a feed, drop in and take a look.

A while ago I switched from using Newsfire as my feed reader to Bloglines, then from that to NetNewsWire - I can’t recall why… boredom maybe? Yesterday I switched back to Newsfire which, while it’s always been the prettiest reader on Mac OS, is now prettier. I’m happy as a… clam. Technorati Tags: apple, osx

As previous entries have implied, I recently visited the USA. I’m just uploading an interminable sequence of pictures to Flickr now. Seattle is here, then Portland (and Beaverton) and the various things I did near Boulder will follow.

I just went looking for Geoff Falk’s blog today to read his take on recent postings by Ken Wilber and noticed that, according to whois, his domain name has disappeared. His “Stripping The Gurus” site is alive, but his personal site seems to have fallen off the ‘Net. Has anyone had any contact with Geoff? Is […]

Just a heads-up. There’s a new(ish) site called Open Integral which features a group blog with people like Ray Harris and Michel Bauwens talking about applications of Integral theory to things in the world. Worth following, I’d think. Technorati Tags: integral, p2p

… about what to contribute to the ongoing discussion of Ken Wilber’s Wyatt Earp post and I was just reading Tom’s post about his own feather-ruffling post on Zaadz and a thought arose that I thought might be worth contributing. In the follow-up to a first post which offended and delighted people in various proportions, […]

Imagine desparate villainies of scale Shifting flesh, long-lasting hunger Bereft of late show cruelties We snipe and croon of hate best forgotten Thrown Tong-sparkling back in distant stars. My arteries confess your efficacious pull Your whirlpool bumps my whirlpool Eddies chafe between us Who winds down? Imagine the collapse of history, gobbled snicker snackfood Mr Future licks her lips and grins. […]