The city of Bozeman has joined Twitter. Well, that’s not exactly news. The city’s account, @CityofBozeman, was created on April 26 — ages ago in… Read More »City creates hashtag for Bozeman flooding on Twitter
Update: A tornado was spotted 8 miles away from the two-town area where my parents live tonight at 9:40. My parents were fine at 10:10,… Read More »Tornado spotted near Columbus and Laurel
Being something of an Apple fanboy, I am intensely interested in every tiny announcement they put out. Today’s announcement, however, was not a tiny announcement… Read More »Apple unveils iOS 5, cloud services
A year after receiving a donation of the entire Twitter archive, the Library of Congress is still working on a way to make it available to researchers.
Apple, as it turns out, is so protective of the perceived value of its brand that it prohibits the use of the word “free” anywhere near its product names in promotional advertisements. Oh, and you can’t give away iPads either.
A Montana State University filmmaking student is making a movie chronicling his young niece’s interactions with gadgets as part of an effort to understand the effect such gizmos have on children’s development.
I saw this link posted to Twitter today, and it intrigued me. Bozeman now has its own makerspace, the aptly named Bozeman Makerspace. What’s a makerspace, you ask?