very nice, lucas! though i think the beautiful pictures distract from the
elegance of your framing work and maybe from meeting content, too. i added
a small heap of user stories for you in the front porch notes.
m
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Okay Michaelin my worldview, the beings don't need to be people. We
have had some amazing OST meetings with angelic and intergalactic beings.
Buddha likes ice cream...and so wouldn't participate unless some was
promised...and so he has his own perspective of the minimal elements.
Birgitt
On
all true, birgitt. i was talking about the bare minimum in a general
sense. i've never seen a story without some people, so people would seem
to be first requirement to have a meeting (or at least person). and if you
stop there, just people, no story, and you get yourself an unconference.
add
Lucas,
I cannot seem to stay on the intended topic of this thread...to get ideas.
I am aware of how short lived creations can be, before they morph into
something else. I also realized I asked insufficient questions in a prior
post. The questions I feel need to be answered are:
Lucas...what are
Michael--
You're right, not as scary. Think I have seen that traveling cart thing
before. Both are better than putting a computer on an empty chair.
Except for the cost.
I do like you point about what's a space? On the other hand, we still
miss the hugs!
:- Doug. Germann
On 08/31/2016
on the details, christine...
i think qiqochat comes closest to having the video and documenting/other
tools in one place, with the ability to move around and see where people
are. sococo.com, when they get their embeddable urls working, so you can
bring any piece of online work/screen into any
I wonder if there are many opportunities being dreamed of here?
If I understand what you are getting at, Harrison, there is something that we
aren’t aware of yet, although it is possibly "thought forming" - we just don't
know when it will emerge into 3D form for us to collectively perceive it.
here's a link, doug... https://www.revolverobotics.com/get-kubi/
i think you'll be disappointed in the scary department. it's really just a
neck/stand for an ipad. so it's not much more spooky than television or
other video. there's another version, scroll down on link above, so
somebody can
Michael--
Got a picture or link about that robot gizmo? Sounds futuristic and a
little scary!
:- Doug. Germann
On 08/31/2016 04:56 PM, Michael Herman via OSList wrote:
I watched a video yesterday from a recent conference, a traditional
affair with all shapes and sizes of
I watched a video yesterday from a recent conference, a traditional affair
with all shapes and sizes of workshop/presentation sessions. This one I
was watching had a sort of panel presentation, with five different people
sharing stories. All of their stories were accompanied by a powerpoint
Makes me of the response from a techie on why they still have face to face
meetings with all the tech available for communication: higher bandwidth.
Ben — thanks for painting a terrific picture of the potential.
Peggy
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The story of OS and the Techies is a long one. As it happened, the folks who
were present for the first OS, and subsequently constituted major parts of the
early community were all Techies of a sort. Some of them actually designed
systems and wrote code and others were more “eager participants”
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