The NYC Grassroots Media Alliance has announced the date for the next conference: Sunday, March 2 - be sure to mark your calendars.

Every day we post content on web sites run by people that we trust, or know a little, or don’t know at all, or in many cases explicitly don’t trust, or really, just about every variation within these categories of trust.

To help boost performance on the http://wsf2008.net site Ben asked me to research APC and memcache.

Riseup and Texas MEP put together a workshop on social network from a critical perspective.

In the best tradition of “quick write it down before I forget it again” I am blogging about how to enable two people running silc to send each other a beep.

I received 100 back scatter messages in my inbox today. As someone who receives mail for dozens of system email messages (like root@ and www-data@), this number is higher than usual, but not something so odd that it concerns me.

Working on tech support in Guatemala City in October 2008 for the Social Forum of the Americas is having a profound impact on my assumptions.

In 2001 I was certain that the linux desktop revolution was just around the corner.

I really don’t like printing. Most things I print just end up in the recycle bin or lost.

UPDATE: I spoke too soon! I’m leaving this full post for reference purposes, however, before trying to implement it - please seem comment below about how it didn’t work after all.