Awesome. Then came this gem: In the mid-80s, tired of getting Hunter S. Thompson's column copy late, by snail-mail, the editors of the San Francisco Examiner took the plunge and sent Thompson a new gizmo called a "Mac." The relationship between the fabled journalist and his electronic tool was reportedly troubled from the beginning. It ended shortly thereafter, when Thompson called his editor screaming in frustration, grabbed his shotgun, ...
Chris Messina nails the importance of the coming "Open Web" as ushered in by Google's imminent OpenSocial platform: The future is in non-siloed living man! The future is in portable, independent identities valid, like Visa, everywhere that you want to be. It’s not just about social network fatigue and getting fed up with filling out profiles at every social network you join and re-adding all your friends. Yeah, those ...
Wonderful. Thank you internets... Hunter S. Thompson: 1978 BBC Documentary 'Fear and Loathing in Gonzovision' - Google Video
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