Every Child In Uruguay Has A Little

It's Hard To Propose A $100 Laptop For A World Community Of Kids And Then Not Say In The Same Breath That You're Going To Depend On The Community To Make Software For It.

Giving The Kids A Programming Environment Of Any Sort, Whether It's A Tool Like Squeak Or Scratch Or Logo To Write Programs In A Childish Way - And I Mean That In The Most Generous Sense Of The Word, That Is, Playing With And Building Things - Is One Of The Best Ways To Learn.

A Wired Reader Told Me Once, Get A Life, Which I Read From The Back Of A Yacht In The Aegean, While Eating Fresh Sea Urchins And Drinking Terrific Montrachet.

The Notion Of Collective Contribution, Like The Wikipedia, Is A Very Powerful One.

Computer Science Departments Have Always Considered 'user Interface' Research To Be Sissy Work.