A tumblelog, by Gabriel Mansour.
Because I couldn't come up with a better name on such short notice.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, Father of the World Wide Web, Director of World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), announcing today the World Wide Web Foundation at the 2009 Internet Governance Forum in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt.
Glad all that hard work we put in these past few weeks is paying off!
I was actually in Sharm El Skeikh last summer while vacationing in the Middle East. At the time, I was a bit bummed to only be going there during my time in Egypt; I would’ve really liked to also see Cairo and Giza because of my interest in Egyptology and archeology, but now I’m more appreciative of the time I spent there, since it actually ended up being the best week of my trip.
“Gary’s personal style is hugely excitable and passionate, he’s like what Australia’s Crocodile Hunter would have been if he was hunting $10 bottles of Merlot instead of crocs. At Campaign Monitor…
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Post-Hallowe’en front porch disaster (via)
Amber Mac came by HackLab.TO’s hackerspace to do a segment on open-source hardware for Webnation, which recently aired on the Discovery Channel.
Toronto Symphony Orchestra tickets from $12 for 15-35 year olds. I’d like to go to this. 3-concert packs are also available starting at $57, $19 per concert, with additional benefits including early…
“Adobe is pushing hard to get Flash, PDF, and other technologies used to realize recent open government initiatives. The problem is that the technologies fall short of the goal of full accessibility,…
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