Only 23 Spots Left for Barcamp Vancouver (and PhotoCamp)
If you want to come to Barcamp Vancouver it’s important that you go over there and register now. We only have 23 spots (of 90) left. These last…
Writing
Field notes for the age of generative everything.
Essays on AI, culture, community, creative practice, consent, taste, and what stays human when the tools get loud.
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Workspace Photo Contest
My buddy Bill is opening an awesome new shared Workspace for independant artists, geeks, and other creative entrepenerial types an awesome part of Vancouver. I’m a member and…
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Flickr War
Flickr War Verb//slang Definition: 1. the act of war performed on flickr through posting of unfortunate pictures Usage: “If you post those pictures of me in my y-front…
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George Oates from Flickr
Check out this quick interview with George from Flickr at the Vancouver International Digital Festival on Granville Island. I think if you absolutely forced me to pick a…
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Kriscollection v.1
I’ve completed my summer mix CD. Here’s the playlist. 001 – Sunshowers // MIA 002 – We Be Burnin’ // Sean Paul 003 – King Without A Crown…
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KEXP Suggests – Cut Chemist!
KEXP Suggests – Cut Chemist! KEXP used a photo I took of Cut Chemist at SXSW on their blog. Cool.. thx guys. It was an awesome show. 🙂…
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Scout: Find your photographs in Flickr’s Explore
Scout: Find your photographs in Flickr’s Explore Part of the Photography and Visual Storytelling collection. See also: Embarking on a Media Revolution: My Participation in the Google News…
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Webkinz – Second Life for kids
Webkinz – Second Life for kids I recently heard about a new children’s toy known as ‘Webkinz’. This has to be one of the best (and most lucrative)…
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Geek Entertainment TV Sells Out To PodTech
Geek Entertainment TV Sells Out To PodTech Part of the Web and Early Blog archive collection. See also: Building AI Companions w/ John Anthony Hartman of IHAVEROBOTS.
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Discollection
Discollection My favorite new Vancouver vintage store. Part of the Vancouver AI Ecosystem collection. See also: The Long Road to Futureproof.
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Paralyzed Man Moves Computer Cursor With Thoughts
Paralyzed Man Moves Computer Cursor With Thoughts A Paralyzed man using a new brain sensor has been able to move a computer cursor, open e-mail and control a…
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Burning Man Photography
Desert to Dream: A Decade of Burning Man Photography Desert to Dream is an unprecedented photographic record of a decade of Burning Man celebrations — from its infancy…
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Amazing Flickr Testimonial
I was humbled tonight to get a beautiful testimonial on my Flickr profile page tonight from Mommy Peace… someone I know online but have never met. “A search…
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Here’s a slightly-less-than-entirely-random sampling of my portrait work.
Here’s a slightly-less-than-entirely-random sampling of my portrait work. Portraits I’ve taken of peeps on Flickr. Link from Darren Barefoot. Thx. 🙂 Part of the Photography and Visual Storytelling…
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DrupalCamp Seattle 2006
I got a thank you email from Gregory Heller at CivicActions this morning which reminded me that I hadn't posted a Drupal Camp Seattle 2006 wrap-up yet. 2…
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Bolloxed – A Play By Darren Barefoot
Bolloxed – A Play By Darren Barefoot The blogfather asked me shoot the photos for the play he’s writing for the Vancouver Fringe Festival. w00t! Part of the…
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Gnomedex 6
Last week the Bryght guys went down to Seattle for our second Gnomedex in Seattle put on by friends Chris and Ponzi. We saw lots of our geek…
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Lip Gloss and Laptops Episode 019
Lip Gloss and Laptops Episode 019 Kris Krug was the official L&L photographer a few weeks ago, and also gives us a revealing interview that includes background about…
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We’re Considering Going Carless
We’re Considering Going Carless Some friends of ours recently sold their car and became a member of Vancouver’s car co-op. This idea has appealed to me for years,…
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