Small note: I am online again at home At last! 23 days have gone! McAfee has stated that Macintosh computers in a mixed environment (in a network with Windows computers) posts a virus threat, i.e. the Macintosh computers are “incubators” for Windows virus because Mac users with the lack of viruses to its OS, are [...]
30th March 2006
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2spare.com has gathered a nice collection of 87 Bad Predictions about the Future. Very funny. You probably already know some of them. What is missing is the famous Bill Gates quotes: “640K ought to be enough for anybody.”(1981) and “The Internet? We are not interested in it.” (1993)…
Apple turns 30 on the 1st of April. The San Francisco Chronicle has a collection of interviews (podcasts) with former key people at Apple posted on their site, for fans and interested people alike. Among them are Steve Wozniak, co-creator of the Apple computer and Guy Kawasaki, Apple evangelist. Get rid of your Dan Brown [...]
One thing that bothers me when surfing around on the web, is that much of the information I seek can seem inappropriate or untrue. I admit, having been a professional in the field of internet communication for several years, I have developed a keen eye for sorting out these things when I surf around: The [...]
The $100 Laptop Project is a non-profit association dedicated to research to develop a $100 laptop—a technology that could revolutionise how the world’s children could be educated, co-founded by tech guru Nicholas Negroponte. Bill Gates has scorned the project. This for the apparent reasons that It’s based on Linux Google backs up the project (Microsoft [...]
Forget fancy AJAX technologies and superpowered blogs. This is the ‘real’ ‘web 2.0′…
17th November 2005
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Just to shortly elaborate on the post David has on his site regarding a proposal for a new e-mail system in order to avoid spam, you could just as easily go the other way, and do as Bob Geldof: Just don’t do it at all…
11th November 2005
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I was just about to tell you that David has a nice post about mail spam, where he has a very ingenious proposal for getting rid of it. But then I saw this other post. Sony has entered the realm of spreading a ‘Corporate Virus’. Their new copy protection scheme seemingly acts like a combination [...]