Island in the Net by Khürt Williams
Technology and Photography Musings. Established circa 2000.
The rapid pace of innovation means your ability to learn is more important than what you know right now – because that information is on it’s way to becoming outdated. In order to survive, you have to adapt.
This is something I realized just after I completed graduate school. I’ve been a Web Developer, Web Master, IT Technical Lead, Project Coordinator, Service Delivery Manger, Information Security Analyst …
Source: Cnet
27,000 Google Chromebooks headed to U.S. schools
>"The Chromebooks are closely linked to Google Apps, Google's online suite for word processing, e-mail, presentations, and more. It also can run any number of applications downloaded through the Chrome Web Store or simply loaded as Web pages."
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Tomorrow, along with many other websites, my blogs – Island in the Net, Khürt/photos, Khürt/blog – will go dark in protest of the Stop Online Privacy Act. There is a lot written about SOPA online – search Google – but from my understanding it will pretty much censor the Web.
If you want to learn more come back to blog after 8AM tomorrow (EST).
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