2003.08.04

Do-It-Yourselfer --TZTitled entry permalink

'Read My Diary'

To the uninitiated, bloggers can seem narcissistic and slightly geeky, but by putting their lives online they're probably closer to the DIY utopian dreams of the early internet pioneers than any dotcom 'cash cow' can ever be.

In this article (which I found by accident whilst serching through the archives) on plasticbag is saying what I think about the internet and how it's developed. The "dotcom 'cash cow'" culture really blew out of all proportion. People strutting around shouting out that they were "web millionares". That's not how it should be. The web is not a business. It's a library, and a meeting place rolled in to one.

IMDb Trackback 2007-05-05T09:49:07ZTitled entry permalink

Wouldn't it be excellent if we could post blog entries about movies via TrackBack to IMDb? That way it would be so much easier to tell IMDb about lame movies (like Bubble Boy). Each movie could have a TrackBack URL so that people could ping it with information. That would rule.

 

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Tom Morris
Currently in: East Sussex, England
Usually in: East Sussex, United Kingdom
AIM: tommorris
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I am a , an , like to code in and noodle about with and the . I also have a BA in philosophy from London, and am studying for an MA. My philosophical interests are in Victorian-era German philosophy, Kierkegaard, Robert Nozick, hermeneutics and current approaches to the demarcation problem in the philosophy of science. Musically, I like jazz fusion, soul and P-Funk. My musical nirvana would be a mixture of Beethoven, Miles Davis and George Clinton topped with a side-serving of Erykah, Jill and Angie.

I also write for the Citizendium, an online encyclopedia project. If you know about stuff, you should join in.

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