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“But this option becomes ineffective when it becomes chronic: witness the ever-changing, continually reborn, constantly metamorphosing people in your life.”
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“Using Wikipedia, Technion researchers have developed a way to give computers knowledge of the world to help them “think smarter,” making common sense and broad-based connections between topics just as the human mind does.”
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Really interesting insight from danah on the recent PEW report.
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“Britons already have their credit card details and email accounts inspected by the American authorities following a deal between the EU and the Department of Homeland Security.”
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Every IE version … on Linux! How cool is that??
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This is a really clever idea. Interested to see whether learned behaviour can help, in a similar way to giving remedial reading lessons to kids who suffer from dyslexia.
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“As we try to push forward with the web we need to let go of the idea that every person on the web will grasp the idea of what a feed is. Instead, find ways to use feeds that don’t break the user’s experience.”
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“It’s a double-edged sword, isn’t it? The things that make us safest from others make us least from ourselves.”
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“He means you can’t load just any software on them. Translation: I made this beautiful thing, and I’ll be damned if I’m going to let you unbeautiful people fuck it up.”
Posted by delicious @ 9:19 PM on January 12, 2007
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January 13th, 2007 at 2:56 AM
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Yeah, why? Your typical Mac comes with all the Unix goodies and goodness you could ever need. But there are a bunch of Linux PPC distributions that you can, if you feel the urge, install on your Apple hardware.
If you’ve been alive the last coup…