posted by DL Byron on October 25, 2008
More experimentation with the Kodak Zi6 and light. Shot at the Intercontinental Clement Monterey. They have an aquarium light installation in the lobby stairway. Music is Wataridori 2 by Cornelius, from the Wired CD.
From our video photostream on Flickr. We got interested in light installations and video in London.
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posted by DL Byron on October 22, 2008
The closing gap between man and machine was was shown during Kevin C. Kahn’s — an Intel Senior Fellow— keynote at the Intel Developer Forum Taipei. Kevin works in Intel’s Technology Lab and talked about 40 years of innovation, showed Smart Matter, Wireless electricity, and a robots with a sense of touch. It was Intel SciFi that they’ll eventually make real.
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posted by DL Byron on October 20, 2008
We talked Taipei, technology, and bikes at the Taipei Blogger Party.
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posted by DL Byron on October 20, 2008
If there were skateboarders in Taipei, they would skate the ramps around this condo purchase center and get immediately banned for life.
Uploaded by Hugger Industries | more from the dreeping set on Flickr.
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posted by DL Byron on October 19, 2008
I’ve been writing about the Taipei mix and that was in effect at the Taipei Blogger Party. Attendees included a local celebrity, conductor, bike maker, teachers, students, photogs, authors, and us. We talked blogs, social media, politics, and checked out Intel-powered MIDs prototypes that Pankaj Kedia, Director Global Ecosystems Programs, brought. We also gave out scwhag from Crumpler, Versus, and SXSW.
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posted by DL Byron on October 18, 2008
Just like I was saying about the mix in Taipei …check these rockers out. I think that’s Slash, ZZ-Top, AC/DC, and Marilyn Manson? Maybe we’ll see them out tonight after the Taipei Blogger Party.
Uploaded by 【Σ】想拍飛機，砲不夠大！ | more from the dreeping set on Flickr.
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posted by DL Byron on October 18, 2008
Totally trippy Taipei version of a Halloween parade through the Liberty Square. The parade for me represented Taipei — this crazy old, new, reinventing-itself mix. And in 08, Taipei has become a bike town. The City has spent millions of bike paths and the citizens responded by buying bikes and riding on the paths. I’ve written more about that on Bike Hugger.
Tomorrow is Day Zero at the Intel Developer Forum Taiwan with lots of technology to blog about. I expect to see a mix of stuff like Taipei itself. We’ve got a Blogger Party, the tech showcase, interviews with the keynoters, and also just being at the event.
More Taipei from the Bike Hugger Photostream.
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posted by DL Byron on October 16, 2008
We’re back in Taipei this weekend for blogging, urban bike riding with Dahon, and to attend the Intel Developer Forum. This year, we’re hosting a party for Taipei Bloggers to talk tech and social media. After the party we’ll Flickr walk and look for shots like this keyhole from bbluesman
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posted by DL Byron on October 14, 2008
Amidst all the classic art ruins, churches, monuments, and traffic in Rome, I spotted these posters for a Jean-Michel Basquiat show at the Fondazione Memmo. The posters were plastered everywhere producing interesting contrasts. See more posters in our Dreeping set on Flickr.
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posted by DL Byron on October 06, 2008
Back in the day, in 03, us web designers talked the IC-Style, Schiphol School, and more. It was a movement towards html minimalism, simplicity — the opposite of Flash-based site and a few years before Web 2.0 with its big fonts, apps that end in "r", and AJAX whizbang.
I prefer it now as I did then
"Call it minimalist or reductionist, for us, it’s a response to the drum-solo design of the late 90s and back then we coded many drum solos."
When I travel, I judge an airport on how well it wayfinds — how I can find my way around looking at signage that Schiphol set a standard. We did find our way around well, but got confused by passport control in/out and I suspect that’s because of new requirements after 9/11.
Uploaded by Hugger Industries | more from the dreeping set on Flickr.
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