Links for 23-06-2006
SETI myths, homeless bloggers, printable robots, DNA electronics…
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I don’t think that word means what you think it means…
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I’m guessing they’ll need a rather large test tube?
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More on Mugshot, the open source MySpace.
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You don’t have to have a home to have a blog, or even an online business. Talk about low overheads…
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5 – Printable RobotsBut not just robots; organs, displays, batteries, RFIDs…the half-way step to nanofabbing, methinks. Link via KurzweilAI.net.
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Further to my earlier post about SL, the whole business is going very ‘meta’.
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Another great little story at 365tomorrows. Have you bookmarked them or put them in your aggregator yet? Well, WHY THE HELL NOT? They rule.
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Could come in handy at some point – another one for Asgrim!
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No football logos whatsoever – but 1.8TERAbytes of storage on 16 harddrives. Lordy. Link via TechEBlog.
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Oh, the humanity! Link via Boing Boing.
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Research indicates governments are lying through their teeth abouth their greenhouse emissions. I wish I was surprised by this news.
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Does what it says on the tin. Link via Warren Ellis; somehow I missed this one.
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One of the great classic sketches from the Monty Python crew on YouTube…
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14 – The World Forum…and a classic bit of Terry Gilliam Python animation. Always funny, no matter how many times you see them. Both links via Coudal Partners.
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15 – Pluto ‘nixed’Pluto’s new moons get proper names at last.
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If you want to build small things, you’d better use small tools. The growing (hah!) field of DNA nanotech. Link via AdvancedNanotechnology.
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The things that you can do with some quartz, carbon nanotubes and a bunch of rat neurons.
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Increase performance by removing the need for interconnecting wires in microprocessors – study starting at Bath University.
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Boffins confident it’s a minor fixable problem. Here’s hoping – I rely on Hubble for my desktop wallpapers, I’d be gutted to lose it.
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Pretty pictures and videos of Saturn’s moons doing their thing.
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Prosaic uses for advanced technologies, #166354. At least there’s a definite market for it.
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