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You can now pre-order BradSucks’ new album. And why wouldn’t you? (You can answer that question by giving it a listen…) [Tags: bradsucks music ]
Read Brad to suck again (Links)
Jyri Engestrom, whose company, Jaiku, was bought by Google, is talking about “Nodal Points: The emerging real-time social Web.” About four years ago, I heard Jyri talk about “social objects:” at Reboot, a talk that really stuck with me.
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Read [reboot] Jyri Engestrom on ?Nodal Points? (Links)
I don’t usually post photos of me, for obvious reasons if you’ve ever seen me in person. But this one by Euan Semple is un-non-postable. [Tags: photos ]
Read A photo from Reboot (Links)
David Isenberg shows a fiber optic cable with 864 fibers. Each can carry 155 frequencies that each can carry 10 gigabits. That means three of the fibers can carry the entire busy hour traffic of the USA.
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Read [reboot08] David Isenberg on the end of bandwidth limitations (Links)
Read Embarrassing Idiot Moment (Links)
Google Book Search and The Open Content Alliance will use this list to provide open access to works that otherwise were kept out of the hands of the public because their copyright status just couldn’t be determined.
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Read Did lord knows how many books just enter the public domain, thanks to Google and some good-hearted folk? (Links)
They told me that my current Citi credit cards had been bought by Chase, and would expire as of June 29, even though they’re marked as continuing into 2010. With one support person in each ear, I discovered that my two Citi cards were not being transferred, but an old Citi Quicken card was.
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Read Chase Bank credit cards: Incompetent or scammy? (Links)
Read Free ?n? censored Internet (Links)
The Wright brothers actively corresponded with him. Once the Wright brothers patented their inventions, innovation moved to Europe (which is why so many of our aviation terms are French … l’fusilage, anyone?). Karim talks about some statistical analysis of entries into the contest.
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Read Berkman lunch: Karim Lakhani and Ned Gulley on collaborative innovation (Links)
Nicole Simone interviewed me about what I’ll be talking about at ReBoot. It’s posted here. [Tags: reboot nicole_simon babbage infohist ]
Read Babbage?s Noise pReboot podcast (Links)
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