Where’s my trash?
Not a new item, but I ran across it today again. The smart kids at MIT are tracking the travels of trash. The team @ the Senseable City Lab have multiple projects which track geospatial information. Click to enlarge…
Slides do make a difference
So Keith’s post on supercharging your PowerPoint got me to thinking, I mean I was thinking real hard and crappy slides do make for a bad presentation – even if you are an expert and entertaining. I think sometimes, no slides might be better.
Take a look at these two geography slide sets – which lecture [...]
Cartography finally has a killer app: Google Latitude
2 revolutionary product posts in two days. Today’s, ok a day late, if a mobile app from Google. The launch of Google Latitude is bound to represent a new mode of interaction… Spatially driven personal interactions – like real people and stuff – potentially. Clearly an interesting product for product manager – lots o’ uses. [...]
Trolling through posts
Been mixing up the blogroll, dredging up some past posts and just having a grand ole time slacking. So with like 19 months into this project here at spataillyrelevant.org, I thought I would review stuff I wrote before, which may be of interest. Sorta like my own personal patchwork plagiarism, this post is driven [...]
