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Category Archives: Tek
Threats to Ouya — You Win!
There is a new Android based game console on the horizon called Ouya. There are plenty of people excited about it and plenty of people saying that it will fail. I had some thoughts while commuting on my scooter (seems that’s where most of … Continue reading
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My optic nerve!
I had an eye exam last week and opted to have ultra-widefield retinal photos of my eyes taken instead of dilating them. I asked them to email the images to me and they did! I also had wavefront images taken; … Continue reading
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The United Villages project offers internet to remote areas of the developing world, via a fleet of buses and motorcycles!
Lotek graffiti appearing in the Mission, SF
Someone has been tagging “Lotek” in the Mission recently. Gv: 18th between mission and valencia? AA: That’s the one! There’s also one on a mannequin on mission near 20th… on the neck! We don’t think that it is anyone we … Continue reading
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My friend Akiha sent me a link to this video. It promises to build space and connections with/between photos.
UK scientists have developed technology that enables artificial limbs to be directly attached to a human skeleton. BBC article link.
Microsoft is getting into robotics
Accelerating Change 2004
This weekend I had the pleasure… neigh, the privilege of attending the Accelerating Change conference at Stanford University. This is a futurist conference produced by the non-profit organization ISAC – The Institute for the Study of Accelerating Change. The attendees … Continue reading
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