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“Effective today, DreamHost is now a carbon-neutral company.”
Nice move and a nice discussion of how they’re doing it.
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Tim Bray has some gorgeous photos and interesting commentary from his recent trip to London. I find it really interesting that we’re starting to see crossover from Web2.0 to more traditional/hardcore IT like what you see in the city.
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“It’s my firm belief that the inclusionists are winning. We live in a world of infinitely searchable micro-content, and every contribution, however small, enriches all of us. Obscurity sucks. But obscurity by choice is irrational. When in doubt, make it public.”
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Great example in here of why sometimes addressing human factors first is the way to go:
“..they had the hotel install mirrors in the hallway where the elevators were. By the time the visitors were done preening, the elevator had arrived. Human engineering at its best.”
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“That’s really what this is about. It’s not about competing with Flash. Microsoft is thinking much bigger than people seem to be giving them credit for.”
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“Nowadays I’m reduced to nothing more than Grey’s-Anatomy-esque catchphrases. Seriously? Seriously? Do I really have to explain why this is a bad idea? Again? To a bunch of technological virgins who haven’t been fucked yet? Seriously?”
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“MBAs Without Borders (MWB) is an organization that is sends MBA professionals all over the world to developing nations. Highly educated individuals donate their time and expertise to train entrepreneurs and business owners in the developing world.”
