This is the day where those of us around the world who are in the US-centric high tech business, but not Americans, give thanks for the fact that our phones are silent and for the certainty that no major high-tech announcements or initiatives will occur. Facetiousness aside, this is, as Dan Gillmor says, America’s best holiday. There’s a lot to be said for a major civic celebration that has nothing to do with theologically-significant births or deaths that happened millennia ago in the Middle East. Here’s a charming, very personal, small-scale narrative about remembering—and, implicitly, giving thanks.


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Around November 24, 2005: Roller Redux · FSS: Fireworks, ’57-’61 · OSI · Drawing Drama · Feed Rates

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· The World (62 fragments)
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· · · America (1 more)


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