by natecooper | Jun 30, 2006 | culture, digital media, nate, technology
This article on legal action regarding AIM presents a real hard-case example of how digital technology and its uses are missinterpretted by a society that is slow to catch on. “… Aaron’s conduct was purely out-of-school conduct, the undisputed...
by natecooper | Jun 30, 2006 | architecture, art, cities, culture, nate, santa cruz, shopshows, style, technology
Jamie not only got his picture on the cover of the Metro. He also has a whole fucking article written about him. There’s even a section about Shopshows (which apparently are no longer held according to the article). Which reminds me that I need to get in contact...
by natecooper | Jun 28, 2006 | culture, digital media, nate, technology
MySpace has a ridiculous amount of market-share for the U.S. market of Social Networking Sites I have an account with 5 of these top 10 social networking sights. I guess I’m a demographic finally. I visit YouTube and Flickr so frequently that I should have an...
by natecooper | Jun 28, 2006 | cool, digital media, nate, technology
WTF!? Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak invented the video game Breakout You might remember them for their other minor accompliments with their “fruit company” Apple.
by natecooper | Jun 28, 2006 | cool, nate, technology
No Drunken Dialing Allowed with this phone by a Korean company. It’s kind of incredible but the phone actually analyzes your blood alcohol level and if it is too high it blocks you from calling certain numbers (mom, ex,...
by natecooper | Jun 27, 2006 | cities, cool, culture, nate, technology
Flagr is a new social networking site that works with a map overlay to show profiles based on location. Looks pretty cool but I’ll wait for the private maps feature in the new version. Could be interesting as a way of tracking my...