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by nickb 18y ago
Looks like the history will be made today!
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by nickb 18y ago
You can't carry a netbook in your pocket and you can't easily make/receive a phone call on it.
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by nickb 18y ago
I'm guessing that this is the laptop he uses now: http://www.lemote.com/english/yeeloong.html The world's first fully open hardware/software. All system source(BIOS, kernel, drivers etc.) are open source, no close firmware needed. CPU
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by nickb 18y ago
Google execs killed YouTube's live streaming project too. They were afraid that it would chew through a lot of bandwidth and live video is very hard to monetize. I guess they have their hands full with current inventory...
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Richard Stallman on the Failure of One Laptop Per Child & his new laptop(bostonreview.net)
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by nickb 18y ago
Ahhh... you just caused a major flashback in my memory. I remember reading about Banach-Tarski paradox about 7 years ago or so and it gave me so many headaches. I think I read the paper explaining it trice and it still made no sense to me a
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No Labs Love for Google Apps(hivelogic.com)
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Censorship, or What Really Weirds Out Weird Al (nytimes.com)
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Microsoft: Third party apps killing our security(blogs.zdnet.com)
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EFA (Aus EFF): “Clean Feed” Internet censorship plan will not allow Australian adults to opt-out(efa.org.au)
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MySpace, Auditude, And MTV Have Just Figured Out How To Monetize Online Video (techcrunch.com)
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by nickb 18y ago
vladimir, contact me please. My email is in my profile. thanks!
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Opera Mini Not Rejected? (macrumors.com)
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by nickb 18y ago
Like this: «Back ||| Next»
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Magnetic Portals Connect Sun and Earth(science.nasa.gov)
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Amnesty criticises Global Network Initiative for online freedom of speech(guardian.co.uk)
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Unknotting Knot Theory: New techniques are beginning to unravel the mysteries of knots(sciencenews.org)
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by nickb 18y ago
When in doubt, use the real-world for a guideline. In this case, road signs provide a perfect metaphor. In the case of street signs, arrows pointing to the right are always positioned after the text and arrows pointing to the left are posit
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Android Market, Unleashed(medialets.com)
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Why Netbooks Will Soon Cost $99(pcworld.com)
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Microsoft faces uncertain financial future as it looks to the cloud(techflash.com)
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Morris Worm Turning 20(networkworld.com)
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Federal Circuit Decides Software No Longer Patentable(pli.edu)
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by nickb 18y ago
Check this out: http://www.kiengineering.com/Inventory.html This is his site and has bigger pics. You'll see how he used the wooden frame.
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Man hand-builds Lamborghini Countach, from scratch, in his own basement(carscoop.blogspot.com)
89 points by nickb 18y ago|42 comments
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by nickb 18y ago
Sarcasm.
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Pogue reviews MacBook and talks to Steve Jobs about death of FireWire(pogue.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by nickb 18y ago
Hi, thanks for asking! I'll start blogging fairly soon and all your questions will be answered. I need to start blogging because I promised a bunch of posts on Arc (including many modifications that I've made to it), Lisp, business of start
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by nickb 18y ago
Well, we're working on a video demo and technical information and this stage. The backend of what we're working on proved to be very challenging indeed and was a lot of work. It also ended up being a lot more complicated than we thought due
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by nickb 18y ago
OpenID is sufficiently complex and most consumers have no idea how to use it. Whoever manages to make it easy for consumers to use it might win. I say might because most people will still prefer creating separate accounts on sites to preser

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