Links for 30-07-2006
The Long Tail and publishing, email filtering tips, wearable quantum computers…
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The New York Times talks about the Long Tail as applied to book publishing. Food for thought. Link via DeepGenre.
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Case-modding 101: putting a plexiglass window in your box.
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Robert J. Sawyer gives a common-sense lowdown on how to react in that most unlikely of scenarios.
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4 – Beyond OilTechnology Review has a nice round-up of stuff about global warming, climate change, and the technologies we already have to ameliorate the problems. Link via Bruce Sterling.
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5 – BRAIN DEADWilliam Gibson highlights an interview with Dubya that seems to indicate he’s either been asleep for the last six years, or has some serious issues regarding his ability to comprehend reality. The astonishing level of hypocrisy beggars belief.
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Novelist Alma Alexander asks us to remember war, so that we will treasure peace.
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Wash that spam right out of your hair with these tips and tricks to using the filter functions in your email client.
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8 – Space WeaponsDesigning yourself a space ship? Better kit it out with some practical weaponry, then – this page discusses some of the potential tools of combat for the budding space pirate. Link via Metafilter.
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Does what it says on the tin.
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Also does what it says on the tin.
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Lou Anders gives a ’state of the genre’ address…
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…and there’s more.
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Great futurist article on CNN by one Stuart Wolf, depicting a near-future where your computer lives in a headband, and you see your data in your normal field of vision, thanks to quantum computers. Go read.
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It’s amazing what you can do with lab mice, special microscopes and a bit of jellyfish DNA, you know.
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