Links for 20-06-2006
Finger-drums, synthetic biology, home-made mass-drivers, the Norwegian meteorite…
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Your entire OS and file system on a flash drive that will run on any machine – sounds like common sense to me. Via Warren Ellis. NB: NYT online article; login with BugMeNot.
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Another crazy pushbike hack…one that can carry a whole lot of cargo.
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I can’t even muster the effort to pretend to be surprised. That man and his cronies are weasels and greedheads of the worst order. Hunter Thompson, where are you now we need you most?
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Elizabeth Bear’s feminist critique of the Singularity in science fiction. Via Torque Control.
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I want one!
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Ray Kurzweil waxes lyrical about genetics, synthetic biology and the future of being human. Via Advanced Nanotechnology.
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Garden-shed Mass-driver projects – why is it that dangerous stuff is always the most fun?
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Microscale Velcro…I couldn’t not link this story, could I?
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Telemarketing is a right pain in the arse for everyone – up to and including the guys who man the secret ‘national disaster’ homeland security hotlines in the States. I wonder if they’ll have the same degree of trouble getting removed from the lists every
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DefenseTech examines inflated US bluster and hyperbole about North Korean mystery missile project.
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Pink Tentacle has the full shizzle on the Japanese petaflop computer project, to be unleashed later this month.
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12 – SFRAReviewFive years of the Science Fiction Research Association’s Review newsletter, as free PDFs. Via Robert J. Sawyer.
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It’s not just processors that fail from overheating; routers can suffer too. Hence this guy’s overkill cooler mod…
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Futurewire discusses the changing demographics of parenthood and fertility
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Hear that? That’s the all-to-frequent sound of the cosmology rulebook being torn up again…
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The race is on to get a commercially viable biodiesel production process running. Better late than never!
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That meteorite wasn’t as powerful as the Hiroshima bomb, after all.
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June 20th, 2006 at 8:06 pm
OK, so your science link are cool and everything.
But that finger drum kit is absolutely awesome.