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roamzero
13y ago
The biggest issue of storage in the coming years will simply be the management of personal files. How should people handle the accumulation of a lifetime's worth of data as they migrate from older computing devices to new ones? Some th
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roamzero
16y ago
Google could leapfrog into the next "Facebook" by doing to VNC/Remote Desktop/Hosting what they did to email with gmail. Give everyone a usable remote pc (whose interface adjusts according to the device accessing it) , one with cloud capabi
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roamzero
16y ago
Is there some sort of metric out there that quantifies the number or percentage of people that care enough about privacy to drop out of Facebook in disgust? What if FB is right and most people don't care about comprehensive privacy features
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roamzero
16y ago
Are the iPad people really the type of demographic that buys state lotto tickets?
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roamzero
17y ago
Make the chumby into a sleek, passively charged thinclient and you could have something that might compete in the ipad space as a home internet appliance. Make sure you have stuff like a camera, mic, touch screen, accelerometer, decent spea
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roamzero
17y ago
Is uzbl windows-friendly or is it unix only? There are people that use Emacs outside of a unix/linux environment you know :p I wonder if something like this would be possible with Firefox.
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roamzero
17y ago
Looks like a message board to me. A lot of these types of technologies seems like variations on what's been accomplished with message boards and bbs's.
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roamzero
17y ago
Ive also been eying Microsoft's ergonomic keyboard, http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/productde... Assuming you can rebind the back/forward thumb buttons to ctrl/alt, I think it would be a great emacs keyboard.
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roamzero
17y ago
I tried zsh on cygwin and I found the behavior to be odd when resizing the terminal window (using a number of different terminal interfaces, rxvt, putty, etc). The screen wouldn't redraw as one might expect. Is this common to all zsh or is