Monthly Archives: April 2006

When law trumps usability and fair use

Posted on April 28, 2006 by Nick Dynice

Check out this CNet article about how the DMCA is going to get worse. It is all in the name of combating “IP crime,” which in actually is this thing that I think is the American way, and it …

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2 More BarCampLA Interviews on the Web 2.0 Show

Posted on April 25, 2006 by Nick Dynice

The two three episodes in my series of interviews at BarCampLA for the Web 2.0 Show podcast have been released over the past couple weeks. Get the feed here.

Jon Bischke of Learn Our Loud.

Isaac Garcia of Central Desktop.

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My brother has a blog, BenjaminDynice.com

Posted on April 20, 2006 by Nick Dynice

I set up my brother, Benjamin Dynice, with a Wordpress blog over the weekend at http://www.BenjaminDynice.com. He is an up-and-coming filmmaker. Check out his IMDB page (

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Broadway and Elm, Long Beach, 1933 and today

Posted on April 8, 2006 by Nick Dynice

I came across a historic photo on Flickr of Long Beach after the earthquake in 1933. I happen to live around the corner form there, so I took a pic of the same spot.

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