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Our First Principles(contentsmagazine.com)
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by oliverdamian 15y ago
We need more people like David. I think every developer should pursue to create the internet according to the way they think it should be and users should use apps and software that make sense to them and which they want to use. Variety and
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VeriSign trust called into question after unreported security breach from 2010(economist.com)
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Scoble: I'll go down with the ship(wired.com)
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New KDE tablet to liberate Linux enthusiasts from walled garden(arstechnica.com)
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Nature appears to rely on the torus pattern to evolve life at every scale(thrivemovement.com)
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Encouraging legitimate use of Online Content An iiNet view(iinet.net.au)
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by oliverdamian 16y ago
I found this article very inspiring too. It sort of synthesizes the topics and lines of inquiry I have been drawn into in the past few years. What he failed to mention though is the role played by advances in the research into evolution of
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Webml.org - WebML papers(webml.org)
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The leaky corporation - are there any bullet-proof CMS-s out there? (economist.com)
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by oliverdamian 16y ago
I agree. People of the future who are truly going to change the world as we know it have insights and points of view that would not really make sense to us people of today. Some times today's crack-pots are tomorrow's visionaries.
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by oliverdamian 16y ago
I think the command & control aspect of the Industrial age happened because of the need for and the benefits of economies of scale. There was a need to marshal together huge pools of capital, equipment, management structures, assembly l
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Artificial photosynthesis: The Difference Engine: The sunbeam solution(economist.com)
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Technology: Print me a Stradivarius(economist.com)
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Bill Gates and giving to Africa: The view from Seattle(economist.com)
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Banyan: Tiger cubs v precious lambs (economist.com)
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UltraViolet: Hollywood’s cloud-based movie solution (memeburn.com)
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20 movies to geek out to this year | memeburn(memeburn.com)
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Curation Tools That Help Make Sense of the Web(mashable.com)
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The tyranny of choice: You choose(economist.com)
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by oliverdamian 16y ago
good job!
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Howard Rheingold on Twitter enabling Personal Learning Networks(sfgate.com)
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by oliverdamian 16y ago
How about a P2P search/bookmarking platform where peers could publish search/bookmarking histories ranked by like/dislike/spam votes which other peers can subscribe to. Publishing peers can also be ranked according to number of subscribers.