Links for 15-12-2006
Samuel Pepys bloggeth, electronics: fast and flexible, Bigelow space-bingo, underwater hotel…
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DLE explains it all.
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2 – Pepys’ DiarySamuel Pepys doth blog, verily! (Cheers, Brian.)
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“The new “block printing” technique can grow individual crystals on top of a surface previously patterned with metal electrodes. This provides a cheaper and simpler way to create circuitry on a surface…”
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“With a frequency of 845 gigahertz, their latest device is approximately 300 gigahertz faster than transistors built by other research groups, and approaches the goal of a terahertz device.”
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“One of the research company’s top 10 predictions for 2007 is that the number of bloggers will level off in the first half of next year at roughly 100 million worldwide. The reason: Most people who would ever dabble with Web journals already have.”
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“Philip Kithil says his pump device could reduce the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by almost one third, with the same technology also being used to increase fish stocks and prevent hurricanes.” Interesting.
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“See our amazing planet from the perspective of an orbiting satellite [...] this website complements the national traveling exhibition, which may be coming to a city near you!” Well, not near *me*, but nice pix anyway.
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“How good are the passwords people are choosing to protect their computers and online accounts?” Looks like MySpazz users are far more security-savvy than my work colleagues…
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“Overall, the number of social networks evolving into games is on the rise. “Any site with a digital incentive system–like currency, avatars and control over the environment–is a game,” says Moiz.”
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“Genesis II will carry a “Biobox” – a three-chamber contraption that houses roaches, scorpions, as well as ants [...] Additionally, a high-roller innovation is being flown…Genesis II will tote along a “space bingo” game.” Follow that.
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“If all goes well with construction, the Poseidon Mystery Island will soon be submerged in 40 feet of water in a 5,000-acre coral lagoon near the coast of a narrow, 225-acre isle located in northeastern Fiji.” Awesome!
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