Jessica Alba, riding a police hover drone.
Among tech journalists, BlackBerry is considered to be “old-fashioned, lame, commoditized technology,” as Mike Butcher, the blogger and digital adviser in London puts it. But BBM is private, decentralized, blindingly fast, and—most important—ubiquitous. My colleague Robert Capps has called this phenomenon the Good Enough Revolution (issue 17.09), though I doubt he [continued...]
Bill Wasik, Wired magazine, December 2011, #Riot: Self-Organized, Hyper-Networked Revolts—Coming to a City Near You
LinklogRBL (“realtime black-list”) is a simple yet effective net technology. Much of its power comes from piggy-backs onto the existing DNS infrastructure, automatically giving it many desirable attributes (scalability, distribution, caching) for free. My problem is with the name… RBL lists, despite their diversity, tend to get tarred with the same brush. While many lists contain specific IPs a “punisher” list [...]
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