On iMommyTalk, I discuss how I keep in touch with my children via webcam when I’m away from home. So very Jetsons.
On Network World, I write about how the Mozilla Foundation wants to know what your definition of the Open Web is.
Also, some good news for TV Tyrant readers: Erika’s joining me for television bloggy goodness!
First, I reviewed the awesome Zombieville USA iPhone app for the awesome Bricks of the Dead Lego Zombie comic site.
Then, I reviewed the most recent episode of Lost, which focused on our star-crossed lovers, Jin and Sun. On TVTyrant.
I also wrote up a piece on this really cool process created by a couple of profs from University of Washington that manipulates the pixels in any program, enabling the user to customize the program to their liking. It open sources the program without tampering with the code. On Network World.
Microsoft claims it’s not the enemy of open source software it once was. It kind of makes sense. On Network World.
Netflix has announced it’s started shipping discs to customers who have Wii consoles, so they’ll be able to stream directly to their television sets. On Hot Hardware.
Finally, this is the final season of 24. For realz. On TV Tyrant.
What a great episode of Lost. Lots to digest. I try to do it justice over on TV Tyrant.
The title of this post says it all: “24 goes from slightly stupid to fully-fledged moronic.” On TV Tyrant.
Or, at least, it sure seemed that way if you listened to speakers at the South By Southwest Interactive Festival. On Network World.
Meanwhile, on Lost, Sawyer remained shirtless quite a bit. Don’t even pretend that upset you. On TV Tyrant.
Responding to community appeals, Google has added a bicycling layer to its Maps. Hot Hardware.
On Lost, we finally had a hint that not everything is predestined and not everyone has to repeat the mistakes he or she made first time around. TV Tyrant.
To all the people frustrated with Lost’s alternate universe storyline, I caution patience. TV Tyrant.
Most software, whether open source or proprietary, is insecure and vulnerable, a report found. Network World.
And then there’s another kind of insecurity: Will the post office ending Saturday deliveries mean no more weekend Netflix or Gamefly? Hot Hardware.
Meanwhile, on 24, nothing happened. TV Tyrant.
I actually think there were a whole bunch of questions answered – partially or otherwise – in The Lighthouse episode. Read my thoughts on TV Tyrant.