I’m back in Oakland Airport, but this time I’m bringing my own network and I don’t have to deal with Sprint’s WIFI mess.
See, the problem isn’t just that it costs too much. The problem is that once you pay, you’re plopped at the login page where the login I just created doesn’t work.
And worse, [...]
Posted February 3, 2007 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Technology, Travel. Tags: error message, errors, oak, oakland airport, sprint, suck, ui, wifi. Be the first one.
A bibliographic instruction quiz we used to use asked students how many of Dan Brown’s books could be found in our catalog. The idea was that attentive students would dutifully search by author for “brown, dan,” get redirected to “Brown, Dan 1964-,” and find three books. Indeed, the expected answer was “three.”
As it turns out, [...]
Posted October 12, 2006 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Libraries & Networked Information. Tags: catalog, cataloging, error, errors, findability, keyword search, libraries, library, opac, search, searching, usability. Be the first one.
Not all errors in news reporting are as trivial as this one:
THE COST of beer kegs has risen by about 30% since the end of 2003. In addition, Neil Witte is the draught beer quality-control specialist of Boulevard Brewing Co., and Steven Pauwels is the brewer’s brewmaster. A March 14 page-one article on beer-keg theft [...]
Posted April 9, 2006 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Politics & Controversy, Questionable...funny. Pointless.. Tags: correction, corrections, error, errors, getting it wrong, making it right, news, news media, newspaper, regret the error. Be the first one.