Moblog test

Posted: April 13th, 2004 | Comments Off

This is a moblog test


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Highly Skilled Swiss Citizens Who Live Abroad

Posted: April 7th, 2004 | No Comments »

A list of networking and jobs sites for highly skilled swiss professionals living abroad:

SHARE Swiss House for Advances Research and Education in Boston
http://www.creativeswitzerland.com/

Swissnex (Californian version of the Swiss House) in San Francisco
http://www.swissnex.org

SwissTalents: Network of highly skilled professionals living abroad, who are Swiss or have strong ties to Switzerland.
http://www.swisstalents.ch/

Swissbrains: Swiss-based information and service tool for highly skilled Swiss citizens who live abroad and intend to return back home
http://www.swissbrains.ch/

Telejob: Academic job exchange board
http://www.telejob.ethz.ch/

The Swiss-List: informal group of young scientists and businesses professional living in the US with close ties to Switzerland
http://www.swiss-list.com/


Bruce Sterling Rant-A-Thon

Posted: April 1st, 2004 | No Comments »

A few quotes I liked from Bruce Sterling Rant-A-Thon:

I’m not into the military and I’m not an anti-war guy. I’m more into infosec.

It’s alarming to have Brazil as the world’s most politically innovative country. Even Brazilians like to say that Brazil is country of the future and always will be. They’ve got a lot of things wrong.

If you could get every scam artist, phisher, and 419 scammer and surround this building, we’d see them as a terrifying army, but they have carte blanche to go anywhere in the world and terrorize people less sophisticated than ourselves.

In Spain they’re tired of bullshit. They followed the PM to the poll and booed him: Put down that ballot, you lying son of a bitch. They were sick of the deceit. It wasn’t the war, it was the policy of spin and feeding lies. It’s the dismal business.


Waiting for the Post-Oil peak Era

Posted: April 1st, 2004 | No Comments »

I am eager to live the post-oil peak era with its abandonned SUVs on the border of the roads. Bruce Sterling explains why in its Rant-A-Thon:

Creative class people — the people at this event — will never prosper in an oil society. An oil society sinks a well and surrounds it with bayonets and waits for the civil society to decline around it. Why bother, so long as there’s money coming out of the ground?