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This could prove to be mindbogglingly useful for a lot of people. Not the least of them myself. #seb #Google #Neato #Technology
Embedded Link Google adding Public Alerts to Maps, keeps you in the loop in times of worry You can’t deny that Google often hands out marvelous tools for . . . → Read More: Public Alerts on my Google Maps? YES PLEASE! My gaming desktop at home has 8 Gigabytes of RAM. If I had to use these 4KB modules instead of the two 4 GB sticks I have in my system it would take 2,097,152 of them to do it. Hell, the SDHC memory card — a single card the size of a postage stamp — . . . → Read More: RAM: You’ve come a long way, baby! There’s going to be some nasty legal fights before the laws are modified/created to deal with cars that drive themselves, but in the long run I think it’ll be worth it. #seb #automobiles #technology #laws
Embedded Link How Do You Police Cars That Drive Themselves? [Cars] Google is already testing . . . → Read More: The autonomous cars are coming and will be a problem until laws are changed 
A sample of the output. The bigger the dot the more times you've been recorded as being there. Here’s something you probably didn’t know about your iPhone/iPad: It appears to be keeping a record of everyplace you’ve ever been both the device itself and on your computer if you use iTunes to back . . . → Read More: Own an iPhone or iPad? It’s been tracking everywhere you go for the past year. So here’s a bit of good news in the morass of bad news coming out of the BP Oil Disaster in the Gulf. Turns out that BP did test Kevin Costner’s machine that separates oil from water and it appears to work: BP says Kevin Costner’s water cleaning machine can ‘make a real difference’ | . . . → Read More: Kevin Costner’s water cleaning machine works well enough for BP. The U.S. Government has been pushing what they consider a better passport since August 2007. It contains a contactless smart card in the back cover that contains the same data about you as what is printed in the passport itself. The idea is that this is supposed to make passport forgery impossible for the evil-doers . . . → Read More: The security chip in that fancy new U.S. Passport? It’s made in Thailand. Here’s an interesting article I stumbled across today: Opinion: Why the web benefits liberals more than conservatives – CNN.com (CNN) — From the micro-donation platform first popularized by Howard Dean in 2003 to the million-strong Barack Obama Facebook page to the huge audience of the Huffington Post, liberals have been the dominant political force on the . . . → Read More: CNN.com looks at why the web benefits liberals more than conservatives. One of the features of the newer iPhone’s and Google Android based cellphones allow the phone, and any applications you’re running on it, to determine where you are to varying degrees of precision. Using a combination of cell towers (500 meters), Wi-Fi (30 meters), and GPS (10 meters) and various software packages that make use . . . → Read More: Wired’s Mathew Honan experiments with Location-Aware software. According to this video (and this article), there are now services that can pinpoint exactly where a Google search is coming from, down to the exact address. While many of us have known that the search terms we enter in search engines aren’t exactly secret, there has always been the assumption (correctly?) that who is . . . → Read More: Has the web just gotten even less anonymous? A bunch of kids, with some help from Dad no doubt, film their own episode of Doctor Who versus the Daleks complete with music and appropriately low-budget special effects. It is a six minute and forty-three second tour de force: The thing that makes this so cool to me is I can remember desperately wanting . . . → Read More: Best. “Doctor Who.” Episode. Ever. |
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