on deck

Media module should at least come with proper Views integration and a number of default views for administration, probably making use of Views Bulk Operations.

This can be pure progressive enhancement, the code weight is in separate files and the rare person who does not have Views can use the much weaker administration pages Media currently has.

CS would like a module that lets you set in which places you want to be required to confirm delete and which places should just let you delete.

• Menu items-- don't make me confirm
• Content-- make sure

I don't think the confirm form is necessary to present cross-site scripting-- that's in the token with the form (or delete link— that might be an easy way to do this, change one or the other to links so you can visually see if you're getting a confirmation or not, and maybe think twice faster).

Created a feature that would be easily shareable among Drupal sites except for a big failing of Drupal to allow for module-provided sensible default permissions.

GPS and Directions

• Read-aloud turn-by-turn directions

MiFi or Tethering

• Must be easy to get internet access for laptop through cell networks
• Must be able to provide full Internet, including e-mail, IRC, SSH.

Dictation

• Automatic voice to text (with correction so it learns), or possibly a paid service

Data sharing with personal computer

• Contacts, text messages, notes must be easily shared with a computer in basic text format

Having experienced writing an epic tech book - 36 authors and 36 chapters and no, it did not break down nice and neat like that - we are convinced there is a better way than the traditional publishing model. Drawing on the tradition of open source free software about which we wrote, we propose donation-funded, completely free and open texts of superior quality and timeliness, marked by clean mark-up and powered by technologies of collaboration.

or, "How i became a communist for business purposes"

An e-mail titled "Income, unbilled work, and expenses" is where i turned, while writing it.

My initial position had been that the source of money for Agaric is client work. Therefore, we only get paid for client work. We want to do other things and we will, but if you don't track it and bill it, you don't get paid.

Adapted from (incomplete) notes on Sean Madsen's excellent session on consensus at Boston Skillshare.

Consensus boils down to forming a decision that everyone agrees on.

Having chosen a credit union over banks, the next step is joining one.

The catch with credit unions is being eligible. No one in Agaric qualified for Alliant, for example, mentioned by some people as the best alternative to the USAA for non-military people. This difficulty makes joining a credit union more challenging than simply choosing one.