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- Google Public DNS
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- Issue 979 - processing - NullPointerException in AndroidBuild.writeLocalProps(AndroidBuild.java:458) - An open source programming language and environment for creating images, animation, and interactions - Google Project Hosting
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- Technology and democracy: The future of video protest | The Economist
- NoNoo Ramen: A resounding ‘yes’ - Blog - Buffalo.com
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- What everyone should know about the human eye
- Aquapulse heart rate monitor finally ships, misses out on Michael Phelps fervor
- Happy Birthday NYCwiki
- App Developers Withdraw From U.S. As Patent Fears Reach 'Tipping Point'
- Shaw Cable's Netflix competitor bypasses bandwidth caps on its way to the TV
- software patents as farce
- Mobile Application Checks Brain Waves for Health Control. Really?
- Senators Ask Spy Chief: Are You Tracking Us Through Our iPhones?
- Apps for NYC
Monthly Archives: August 2004
Konscious Convention Broadcast
Konscious.TV Konscious Convention A bit of blatant self promotion. Monday and Tuesday night we will be broadcasting on MNN (Time Warner channel 34 in Manhattan) and streaming online from within Madison Square Garden during the Republican National Convention as well … Continue reading
Bikes Against Bush creator arrested during interview
NYC IMC: feature/106015 Josh arrested while demonstrating his polictically motivated bicycle to Ron Reagan. Talk about ridiculous arrests, his bike sprays chalk messages on the street/sidewalk. A little water and the message is erased. Are they going to start arresting … Continue reading
Posted in By-Pass The Media, Gadgets, New York City, Political
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Aug. 28th Critical Mass Coverage from Indymedia
NYC IMC: feature/104892 It turned ugly as the police used excessive force and trapped many of us at various spots. It was a good ride and I am proud to have participated. The video from IMC is particularly disturbing.
Posted in New York City, Political
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Video “noticing” application
Diver Diver looks to be an interesting tool for navigating around the frame in video and allows the user to create a “path” through the video. Very interesting. Uses QuickTime and also available via the web. Created by the Stanford … Continue reading
Posted in Streaming and Multi-Media
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QuickTime on Sprint phones
Sprint Picks Apple for Content Basically a press release but interesting developments regarding QuickTime streaming to Sprint mobile phones.
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Spam, Fraud and Generally malicious bs
E-Evidence Information Center – Organizations, etc So, of course, with the power of organized communication networks (like the internet) comes the potential for misuse. Lately I have grown fed up with the recent rise in spoofing of financial sites that … Continue reading
Posted in Networking
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The CoDeck is featured on Rhizome!
Rhizome.org: Net Art News: Here’s Lookin’ at you, George! Great news.. Good Job Ahmi and Ophra! For readers that don’t know, the CoDeck is a collaborative project between myself, Ahmi Wolf, Dan Melinger and Mark Argo that allows a community … Continue reading
BBC R&D releases new open source codec
In the very early stages but looks interesting.. The souce is available on SourceForge.
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Will YOU vote for ANYBODY other than Bush?
(Vote for) Anybody but George W. Bush? From the site: Americans disgusted with President Bush have promised to vote for “anybody but Bush.” To which we respond, “ANYBODY?” To test critics’ mettle, we’ve decided to put the matter to a … Continue reading
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