it’s not a cloud.
Best quote ever regarding cloud computing (from Oakland 2009 conference, not necessarily verbatim): It should be called swamp computing. It’s dark and gri...
Best quote ever regarding cloud computing (from Oakland 2009 conference, not necessarily verbatim): It should be called swamp computing. It’s dark and gri...
I met three other alums from Wellesley who are now doing graduate programs. Looking forward to exploring Seattle today, rain and all. And the end to my 3-hours ...
So I’m here in Seattle in the Marriott Waterfront Hotel for the CRA-W Grad Cohort. Woo. Leeching wireless. Perilous, I suppose. Maybe the person owning th...
The highlight of this conference, or any conference by far, was my chance encounter last night. I was returning to my hotel room to drop off my backpack, and th...
I am attending USENIX Security ’07 in Boston this year. I’m staying at the Sheraton, which is smack dab in the Prudential Center set of buildings. S...
In a way, I vicariously indulge my desire to travel the world through conferences. This time, my destination is the ever-so exotic city of Oakland for the annua...
WWW has come to an end. The day began with a plenary talk about Identity, and how one should be able to port real-life identity into the world wide web without ...
This morning did not start quite as well as the others. I suppose the primary reason was the woman sitting next to me, who clearly subscribed to the school of &...
Today began with announcements regarding WWW2008, which will be held in Beijing next year. The theme is “One World, One Web” which excites me becaus...
The day started with a keynote by Sir TBL, who is an Apple user. I was gleefully excited when he said that one should keep security in mind at all times and dev...