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Month January 2008

Migration to Velocity EOGenerator Complete

With the release of Leopard, I was saddened to learn that we’d lost the use of EOGenerator in the resulting tools deprecations. Thankfully, a couple of major competitors filling that role quickly arose.
I’d mentioned JavaEOGenerator before but after working with it for a bit I decided to go with the Velocity based EOGenerator (veogen) built [...]

Cheese and Crackers!

I loves me the internets!

The Mystery Box

J.J. Abrams (Lost, MI 3, Cloverfield) rifs on his creative origins and motivations in this highly entertaining TED talk. It’s a lot of fun, he’s a great speaker.
He also makes some interesting comments about what makes movies compelling. In doing so he says something to the effect that: “When people make sequels … they [...]

Winning the Oil End Game

I am not a climate scientist or engineer, I also don’t believe we can consume our way out of the climate crisis, but Amory Lovins makes a compelling case in this TED talk* that modern engineering can go a long way to ease our dependency on fossil fuels for transportation (one of the key contributors [...]

The Manpollo Project

How might you go about convincing sceptics that global climate change is something to be worried about?

Step 1: Create a short (say 10 minute) video outlining the basic science behind the subject and then use risk management techniques to identify the relative risks of doing something vs doing nothing.
Step 2: Release it to the world [...]