Miscellaneous Technology Writing
National Geographic News:
  • Hair Records Where You've Been, Study Finds (03/08)
  • Nanotech Clothing Produces Power From Motion (02/08)
  • Eyeglass-Free 3-D Movies on the Horizon (02/08)
  • Bionic Contact Lens May Create Tiny Personal Displays (01/08)
  • Electromagnetic Wormhole Could Make Objects Invisible (10/07)
  • Virtual Robots Befuddled by Optical Illusions (10/07)
  • Disaster Prediction, Social Networking Boosted by Geo-Data Feeds (10/06)
  • Satellite-Photo Atlas Uses Digital Globe to Show Eco Damage (10/06)
  • Neogeography Blends Blogs With Online Maps (04/06)
  • Genetically Modified Bacteria Produce Living Photographs (12/05)
  • Accidental Find to Signal "Lights Out" for Incandescent Bulbs? (11/05)
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    IEEE Spectrum:
  • Slideshow: Art, Engineering, and Sensory Overload (10/06)
  • The Interplanetary Internet: NASA researchers quarrel over how to network outer space (05/05) (NASA response)
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    M.I.T. Technology Review:
  • Brainy Radios (2/03)
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    Washington Post "Sunday Source" section:
  • How to Make a Digital Scrapbook (12/15/05)
  • How to Plan a Video Scavenger Hunt (9/18/05)
  • Hobbit Hole Fund (1/9/05)
  • Make Phone Calls Online (8/29/04)
  • Change Your Own Oil (8/12/04)
  • Screen a Movie Outdoors (6/27/04)
  • How to Get Your Own Web Name (4/15/04)
  • How to Select a Home Theater (1/04/04) 
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    Linux.com:
    Linux.com is a tech Web news site for all things open source software and Linux-related. Some of these stories appeared under Newsforge and DevChannel sites.
  • IETF roiled over NAT (01/26/04)
  • Eiffel: The language that OOP forgot? (8/18/03)
  • Higher Calling: Revenge of the Functional Langauges (6/25/03)
  • Aspect Oriented Programming Comes of Age (6/9/03) (In Japanese! )
  • EMACS vs. vi: The Holy War (12/01/01)
  • Socket Man: Steve Gibson's DDoS Attacks (6/20/01)
  • Is That Free Will as in Free Code or Free Beer: On Minsky's Artificial Intelligence (6/7/01)
  • Linux Kernel to Have NSA Inside? (3/23/01)
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    Linux Magazine:
  • The Gig is Up: The Future of Processors (05/05) Free registration required
  • Make Way for Wireless USB (12/05) Free registration required
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    The Urbanite:
  • Q and A: Frank Baitman, president of Petards (04/08) 
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    Netly News (Time Warner):
  • Don't Go Back to Mudville (1/23/98) 
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