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Yesterday morning: 12 degrees F. This morning: 55F. That's just freaky. |
Asking the Lazy(Power)Web for: "A simple receptacle replacement with sensing/metering/communication baked into silicon." http://bit.ly/nvhf |
@cwilso You're perfectly welcome to do so. Just be sure to use the right punctuation: http://www.zefrank.com/punc/ |
@gnat Blame the pets. |
@hughmcguire Never thought about it until just now, but: Who are them? |
The city inspector who checked my EKO installation told me all about his hydrogen-fuel-supplemented truck. Lots of experiments running now. |
@mndoci It wasn't my show, it was Saul's ETech 2008 talk. Ethan Zuckerman has an excellent summary: http://bit.ly/vqJx. |
Not believing the ratings at ITConversations. No way is Saul Griffith's energy talk a 3-out-of-5. It's a 5. At least. |
One of today's woodstacking companions: Saul Griffith, whose approach to energy literacy (http://bit.ly/AK0t) is both sobering and hopeful. |
@GarrisonKeillor: Thanks for being there on the radio every Saturday evening for all these years. |
Stacking wood while listening to, and learning from, Gardner Campbell, Drew Endy, and Deepak Singh. Body and mind both exercising. |
Attention snowflakes: You are now welcome to arrive, but please avoid my driveway and sidewalk. |
@ChrisSaad Sorry, that was way too elliptical. Let's discuss offline. |
@SexySEO I am all for data portability, also mom and apple pie. DataPortablity? Dunno. |
@reckel Yes. Mine is the first legally permitted wood gasifier in Keene. |
Basking in the glow of wood-fired central heat. Radiators are warm, oil burner is idle, EKO-40 gasifier is whirring quietly. Hallelujah. |
If Live Clipboard didn't exist, we'd have to invent it. Oh wait. It doesn't, and we do. http://bit.ly/XNIr |
Should go without saying, but worth noting: the new Windows Live profile's people/activity aggregators reject the password anti-pattern. |
@aeroG Who said they have to be in stations? I'm thinking Starbucks, Barnes and Noble, Whole Foods. |
