Christine Usyak on this Saturday’s Yokohama Barcamp
I don’t do audio much, but leading up to this Saturday’s Yokohama Barcamp, I thought I’d help out by trying to spread the word a little about the event. So armed with only a walking bass track and my silky smooth NPR voice, I spoke with Christine Usyak about the Barcamp. If you are in [...]
Memetics & Accessibility
This is the third update about my OldNewfoundland.com Project. Here are the others:
Do Something
Maps, Drupal, and OldNewfoundland.com
Drupal Modules installed this time: Content Construction Kit (cck) & Embedded Media Field (emfield), Voting API & Vote Up/Down, Views
Previously installed modules: Gmap, Location, Poormanscron
Also changed to White Jazz theme.
Memetics
The other day I met with @jcayzaq, @karamoon, and the [...]
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