Weeing Over the Wii
I know I’m probably the last person in the world to get a Nintendo Wii — but I have one now — and I’ve been weeing for nearly a week with delight.
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The Flattening of Learning
Professor Tara Brabazon makes a fantastic argument that students
today have no way to discern truth from validity because they have no
training when it comes to judging multiple truths. On
the Internet, and in scholarly searches, all returns are provided back
to the searcher in a “flat mode” where every return appears as valid as
the next.
The Internet Manger: Tossing Babies into the Ether
Do you believe babies and children should be tossed into the internet ether for babysitting, entertaining and socializing?
Continue reading → The Internet Manger: Tossing Babies into the Ether
Called Worse by Better People
I am always amazed at the vulgar language people try to use online to convince others of the importance of their argument.
When people begin to curse and insult others in a vicious manner, the good people tune out instead of engaging.
Courtyard by Marriott VPN
I recently stayed at a Courtyard by Marriott hotel — the Spa King rooms are wonderful — and each room is provided with free, wired, Internet access.
I was astounded at the slow speed of my Internet connection when I first started using the Marriott provided backbone — but I washed off the slow by not expecting much for free.
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