Comments for Jackie Danicki

Comment on Post-thunderstorm sky, NYC by Jason S.

Jason S. — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 05:33:34 +0000

Wow…

Comment on Francis Flaherty: “Writing ain’t easy.” by Chris Yeh

Chris Yeh — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 13:51:29 +0000

Wow, I am horribly jealous. I would have loved to hear that talk. Please beg Frank’s wife to post the video to YouTube!

So does Frank now think of me as a geeky pornographer?

Comment on Post-thunderstorm sky, NYC by RennyBA

RennyBA — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 08:41:19 +0000

Breath taking - proves the golden beauty of nature.

Comment on One girl, two parties by Jackie Danicki

Jackie Danicki — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 08:06:00 +0000

Thanks for leaving a comment, Renny. So glad you are enjoying Qik and how we work with Nokia! I highly recommend the N97; it’s an incredible device that is winning raves from all corners. Battery lasts for ages, too! :)

Comment on One girl, two parties by RennyBA

RennyBA — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 07:59:55 +0000

Hi Jackie, I’m Renny from Norway.
I came to your blog from today’s Qik newsletter and followed the link to ‘Quik on Tweetdekk’ where I clicked the screen shot and came to your Flickr account. From your profile there, I found your blog.

I’m experimenting with Qik on my Nokia N82. It was fast and very easy to download and getting started! Working in The Norwegian Computer Society, I sometimes use it when we have work groups or mini seminar and it’s interesting to see how easy it is to broadcast with just a mobile phone and a wifi connection - and then for free.

Great to see you’re having success with Nokia - I have had Nokia phones for more than 15 years and I guess my next one will be a N97.

Hope we can keep in touch as I can see I have a lot to learn from you about officiant use of Qik.

Btw: I’ve added you as a contact on Flickr and if you like to find more about me, just Google me on RennyBA

Comment on ‘Consumer’ is an offensive, outdated, stupid word by Jackie Danicki

Jackie Danicki — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 06:08:51 +0000

Sigivald, I see it every day. Companies assume that customers are just waiting for them to supply input so they can output money. They don’t see that the demand side can now supply itself, in many areas, with unprecedented ease.

Comment on Post-thunderstorm sky, NYC by Bunny Smedley

Bunny Smedley — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 18:10:26 +0000

What a stunning photo. I love the way the skyline of buildings at the bottom of the photo curves slightly, echoing the curve of the clouds above.

Oddly, another NYC-based friend of mine also posted a photo of the clouds that evening, so that even though I didn’t see them myself, I now feel almost as if I had. And yes, I think there’s something magical about this intersection between nature and technology - wonder at something man can’t create disseminated through increasingly wonderful man (and woman!) made modes of transmission.

Comment on Quote of the day by Shefaly

Shefaly — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 11:09:23 +0000

So much for NuLabour’s “social engineering”. In addition, there is another category that benefits - children whose parents understand that parenting involves sacrifice and who have saved and scrimped to get their children better education. I am sure there is a not inconsiderable class element in the value chasm as well but one, that can barely be discussed in the ever-PC UK without being called elitisr, which some think is a term of abuse. :-/

Comment on Me talking about Qik uses for education by Jackie Danicki

Jackie Danicki — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 19:56:32 +0000

I’d hoped no one would notice - I was hanging around a bunch of Brits that day (Paul Carr, Milo Y, Christian Payne, et al) and my old British inflections started rear their ugly head…

Comment on Me talking about Qik uses for education by 5chw4r7z

5chw4r7z — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:19:02 +0000

At 1:10 you said “we get quite a lot of that.
Did you bust into an English accent?
LOL