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Writing Posts Tagged 'World Wide Web'
- Broken Technology • April 21, 2008
Why is so much technology so goddamn fragile? Most software can't repair itself -- and even when it can do rudimentary repair work, like replacing accidentally deleted files or Windows Registry entries, it's not smart enough to know when it needs repairing.
- On DeepGenre: What Works on an Author Website? • December 19, 2007
Today on DeepGenre, I’ve posted a little article asking for reader and book-buyer feedback on author websites, in particular SF author websites. Quick excerpt:
So my question today is this: what do you find useful on an author’s website? I think we can all agree that excerpts help, and at the very least, having a [...]
- Shelfari: LibraryThing with a New Coat of Paint? • August 23, 2007
LibraryThing seems to have a new competitor. Or, at least, I’ve just become aware of them.
I’ve made no secret about the fact that I’m a big fan of LibraryThing. I’ve spent hours and hours tweaking my LibraryThing profile, adding books to my catalog, and just browsing around other people’s shelves. I’ve spoken with Tim Spalding, [...]
- The Web Is Imperfect • December 28, 2005
The Web is making slow progress in separating content from presentation.