This is GREAT title!

Was it always present?

One of my favorite lines:

Twitter bots are like hanging art in your twitter stream

https://youtu.be/UuncPQk4Kak?t=51m23s

You might soon want to start peeking at the source code around here. There are sounds of tinkering happening...

I love pac man

I'm not sure i buy into the brain change.

Where is Lassie when you need her?

Parks in danger too, nothing is off limits from their plans for drilling and commercializing. Heck Trump hotels at Yosemite, blech

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Mmmm Magic.

Yes, we can have images and GIFs here, but you have to find a URL for them (hint, you can upload them you your web site, and find the URL for the upload).

Yes, my grammar is not perfect. Are long posts good or bad? Like a book, a movie, if there is some kind of arc, some kind of maybe surprise at the ending, what's wrong with long?

We can do more than 140 characters...

How is that? This interpretation implies knowledge of the story outside the context. One might look at it as a single frame moment, a firing squad. What is the beginning?

I'm not sure what "is always happening" means.

Hi, I am noteworthy

We see a lot of the DS106 mindset coming into play where participants practice creating expressions about their digital alchemist character, about their imagined future world through assignments like creating movie posters, animated GIFs, radio shows, video mashups.

A daily challenge site (like the DS106 Daily create) will provide experiences in media and tools on small scale; things like text ciphers, stenography, generators, etc)

We hope people to explore this idea that there is potential power in being digital alchemist, and what is different about this kind of alchemy than the middle ages. And its more than magic potions and dark sorcery.

I store my GitHub app projects elsewhere (I have mine in a dropbox directory), not sure why it needs to be placed in the application folder which can be hard to find.

I am searching for more of this (annotating a freaking button here)

Perhaps the most eloquent framing of the ingredients of learning, much more than content of any variety, or of flipped videos.

What is this evidence?

Who implicates technology? Is this in the research, is this an assertion? Like the statement about people killing each other, not guns, who is really responsible?

This refers to rather small bits of information ("What's the pythagorean theory?" "Where is Bora Bora?" "How do I make mashed potatoes"

What is missing here are the things we add to the web to enhance our own later discovery, our streams of bookmarks, a history of photos in flickr/instagram can helps us remember where were on a past date, blogs that record our process through a project. I have relied on Tripit.com (travel reservations and such) to figure out what conferences I went to in the past.

I like to speculate an alternative present/future where if there was a different boss, maybe more of an accountant who wrote "Vague and not essential to out mission. Get back to that database project Berners-Lee!"

Would the web have been invented? By whom? What would it look like?