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04 June 2008

Fab(bers)

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And talking of fabbers, this is cool (and open source): Adrian (left) and Vik (right) with a parent RepRap machine, made on a conventional ...

Hacking the Analogue

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This digital stuff is all very well, but how can you hack it? Well, maybe along the lines of these hackable T-shirts : C-Shirt shirts each ...

Digistanis of the World, Unite!

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TheyWorkForYou Wants YouToWorkForThem

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Talking of wisdom of crowds, here 's one of my favourite sites, TheyWorkForYou, attempting to harness it in order to make politics more ...

Harvesting the Wisdom of Crowds

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Here's a clever idea : use customer reviews to fine-tune your product description. After all, reviews by their very nature tend to be b...

Ace Acer

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Computer manufacturers are beginning to see the light: Acer sees two killer apps with Linux on computers: operation and cost. Its flavour o...
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Open Fashion

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There is a theoretical framework (at least) around the fashion industry that supports the argument that nothing is an original idea. The fas...

The Ultimate Ultraportable?

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03 June 2008

Microsoft Backtracks Further on Windows XP

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This is getting truly hilarious : Microsoft has further extended the life of Windows XP so that computer makers can include the operating sy...
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Munich Makes Good

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02 June 2008

Sifry Rides Again

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Opening the Floodgates

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One thing I've never understood is why more low-cost PC manufacturers don't routinely include free software with their offerings. A...

Not Just a Flash in the Pan

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30 May 2008

Desperately Seeking Paglo

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Blender's Big Buck Bunny

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Is out : As a follow-up to the successful project Orange’s “Elephants Dream”, the Blender Foundation initiated another open movie project. A...

Absurdistan Strikes Again

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A little while back I was bemoaning this kind of stuff : Unbelievably it calls itself Digistan, apparently to indentify with the fascist ter...
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The Meaning of Open Source

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29 May 2008

Two Poisonous Proposals: Patents and Chlorine

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We have a new enemy, it seems. It's called the Transatlantic Economic Council (TEC), and here's one sharp analysis of what it'...
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Microsoft Admits Being Half-Open Doesn't Work

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ID Cards: Scandalous as Well as Idiotic

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This is outrageous : A Conservative government would have to compensate suppliers of the National Identity Scheme for lost profits as well a...

Taxing Intellectual Monopolies

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Here's an interesting thought : He also reported research that demonstrates patent renewal fees can be used to improve the innovation in...

Er, Yes, and What About the AGPL?

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Here's a post explaining Google's support for just seven open source licences: The trend around licensing is obvious: GPLv2/GPLv3 r...
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28 May 2008

I Love Smell of Private Copying Levies in the Morning

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If the media industry wants to make sure that everyone will start copying content and generally handing it around to all their mates, this ...

OOo, Look: oooPortal

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One of the heartening developments in recent years is the way that OpenOffice.org just goes from strength to strength. Reflecting that grow...

Keep Your Eyes Open

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