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the end of paper maps?
Friday, July 11 2008
host-proof hosting
Friday, July 4 2008
green is hip: from ego to eco
Saturday, June 28 2008
comparing Vista and Ubuntu
Friday, June 20 2008
time spent online doubles in Netherlands
Tuesday, June 10 2008
the spam arms race
Monday, June 2 2008
how green can IT be?
Tuesday, May 27 2008
fighting spam with greylisting
Friday, May 23 2008
interfacing with the DBMail database
Tuesday, May 20 2008
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cyberspace flashback
Friday, January 25. 2008
Rolling Stone features an interview with William Gibson
My assumption has always been that at some point we would lock on to a literally exponential increase in human knowledge. That was my best guess, somewhere back in the Seventies.
Gibson invented the word cyberspace. As in transcyberia....
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introducing transcyberia.info
Friday, January 25. 2008
Welcome on this, my new blog about open technology economics. You can find a detailed writeup of what this is all about in the static introduction page.
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