Month: December 2007
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hackers and sadness
I usually think of hackers in a happy white hat way…that is until I have to wipe german porn and house music from a hard drive or figure out which […]
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VSTV Episode 25 – OQO Review
Ultra Mobile PCs have come a long way in a short time. The OQO has been a forerunner in the field and we have put together a quick review of […]
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GPS Navigation Projected on the Windshield
Engadget is reporting a pretty cool device that projects navigation information on your windshield. The navigation is really nothing more than a red line indicating which direction you should travel. […]
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Footage of PS3 Home Beta Trial – Sony’s interactive 3D world
Awhile back, we talked about Sony’s upcoming 3D virtual world/social network for the Playstation 3, dubbed Home. Right now, Home is in a closed beta trial, and is scheduled for […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 126
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 126 December 16, 2007 Main Topic: Earthmine Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click for the detailed shownotes
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MapEcos – mapping US industrial pollution
Students and faculty at 3 leading US business schools, Duke (Fuqua), Harvard, and Dartmouth, have launched a site called MapEcos, which utilizes the Google Maps-based Mapmundi Mapping Platform interface to […]
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Calendar update
If anyone was still subscribed to the old calendar, please update to the current Google Calendar. The old calendar software was hacked and used as a spambot so it has […]
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general, Software, VirtualEnvironments
3D Nature Holiday Sale
We had a great interview with Chris Hanson of 3D Nature this week, but we aren’t going to post it until after all of the holiday travel and our year […]
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general, Hardware, Human Geography
UK Homes Wind Powered by 2020
Engadget is reporting a news item that the UK is planning on powering all the home in Britain via off shore wind power by 2020. That’s a pretty ambitious project. […]
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