Catching the Wave: Sprechen sie Jargon

Today's entry in Catching the Wave goes through the new-and-different jargon it brings in: "waves", "blips" and other such stuff. (Wouldn't be an Internet tool if it didn't have stupid jargon, right?) It also briefly talks about one of the most interesting things about Wave: its hyperactive notion of threaded conversation.

Catching the Wave: Sprechen sie Jargon

Today's entry in Catching the Wave goes through the new-and-different jargon it brings in: "waves", "blips" and other such stuff. (Wouldn't be an Internet tool if it didn't have stupid jargon, right?) It also briefly talks about one of the most interesting things about Wave: its hyperactive notion of threaded conversation.

Five Questions

Playing along with the latest meme (I'm always a sucker for this sort), here are five questions for me from marysdress:

( 1) If you couldn't write code for a living, what would you do? )

( 2) Name one organization you haven't joined and want to. )

( 3) If you could go back, would you major in anything different in college than you did? )

( 4) You can change one thing about the SCA - what is it? )

( 5) Invite five people from history over to dinner. Who are they? )

ETA: I'm not promising questions -- I simply don't have time to do a lot of them, and I find question-asking fairly hard. But if you want some, say so and I'll try...

Five Questions

Playing along with the latest meme (I'm always a sucker for this sort), here are five questions for me from marysdress:

( 1) If you couldn't write code for a living, what would you do? )

( 2) Name one organization you haven't joined and want to. )

( 3) If you could go back, would you major in anything different in college than you did? )

( 4) You can change one thing about the SCA - what is it? )

( 5) Invite five people from history over to dinner. Who are they? )

ETA: I'm not promising questions -- I simply don't have time to do a lot of them, and I find question-asking fairly hard. But if you want some, say so and I'll try...