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Category Archives: Geekiness
If it were Harrisburg
This is how big the BP oil disaster is. There’s a website where you can move the oil spill over a map of your city to give you a better sense of scale. I own a car. This is my … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Geekiness, Maps, vegetarianism
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Michael Arrington on OpenStreetMap
The other day, one of my coworkers forwarded me a link to an article on TechCrunch about OpenStreetmap. For a moment, I was exited to see OSM getting some press. My excitement faded rapidly, when I saw the article made … Continue reading
Crash Analysis: Part 1
So, it’s been a full week since my bicycle accident. Now that I can’t ride for a while, I’m bored out of my skull, and thought I’d do a little over-analysis on how this whole thing happened. I crashed, in … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Geekiness
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OpenStreetmap on the News
The Atlanta Citywide Mapathon made the news! Openstreetmap is now one step closer to world domination.
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Lies about Kindle
I just saw this article from the Financial Times. With the Kindle and its sizeable e-book store, Amazon has established itself as the early market leader in the digital reader industry. Yet, it keeps the Kindle system “closed” – it … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Geekiness
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