normally i am not screening these business talks, but i have to admit it's not uninteresting. lets see how long it will last.

the news differ. at least they tell that there are other companies next to google who don't want to shake hand blindly with gov of us. earthlink also says no and asks for court order to give away user data. 20 companies were asked, rh reports.

AT&T, Verizon, Comcast, Time Warner, Yahoo, Microsoft, and Google were also sent letters by Rep. Conyers asking for information on the surveillance of Americans.(rh)

since tobi resigned officially i just try to find a line how to treat code right. i disclaim that this has anything to do with my personality but more with the fact, that i will hear and talk about that specific subject the next days at oop. oh my, all the papers i had to read lately about open source projects, teamwork and scalability just get this twist now: how can code survive? - my brain is just straightened into that direction since i got my tickets. seems no other thought posible en este momento. maybe later on.

metadesign, humberto maturana

Technological transformations do not impress me, biological technology does not impress me, Internet does not impress me. I say this not out of arrogance. No doubt much of what we do will change if we adopt the different technological options at hand, but our actions will not change unless our emotioning changes ... What our brain does is to abstract configurations of relations of activities in itself, which if coupled with our operation in language permit us to treat any situation that we live as a starting point for recursive reflections in a process in fact open to any degree of complication.