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O hipopota.mus � um servi�o de distribui��o de m�dias audiovisuais livres. Fotos, arquivos de �udio e fontes tipogr�ficas podem ser adquiridas para uso livre de qualquer pessoa, desde que observada sua licen�a de uso (Licen�a P�blica Hipopota.mus).

Discuss�o sobre Bluetooth x 802.11b no JOHO

The real problem with bluetooth is that it isn't an open transport standard that anyone can build on. You want to build an atomic clock wristwatch that acts as a timeserver to keep all your devices in sync (a cool idea if I say so myself)? Not only will your users have to dick around with it incessantly to convince everything to take time information from it, but the manufacturer will have to apply for certification to 7 Layers AG, you they won�t be able to sell the product until it has been approved.

How long would current WWW technologies have taken to mature if Tim Bremmers-Lee et al had to submit everything for ISO approval before moving forward with implementation?

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Queria poder parar uns dias pra me dedicar mais a alguns projetos.

Blog Enhancements

Rajesh, integrando RSS e Weblogs:

This will dramatically change the way we process information. The best part of this is that it is all built on standards. Anyone can create an RSS feed from content they have. It is like the early days of the Web when HTML revolutionised publishing. What RSS will now change is the way information consumption.

Recebi a terceira edi��o da Revista da Sociedade Digital. Ainda estou lendo. Vale a pena.

Japan and the United States worlds apart on wireless

Isso interessa a met�fora

An extension of the body

The Japanese numbers, however large, don't quite capture the relationship the Japanese have with a cellphone. To them, the wireless phone is as intensely personal as a watch or a purse. It's an extension of the body, often with designer leather straps, World Cup flags, rhinestones or little animal figures dangling off the end. The screen is customized with a screensaver, the ring tone with a song of the user's choice.

Como as coisas vão migrar? Como um blog vai ser, mais do que uma página pessoal, uma vitrine online da personalidade da pessoa? Como um k-log vai ser, mais do que uma coleção de tarefas enfileiradas, uma partícula da inteligência coletiva.

E o que vai acontecer depois que a moda de blogues (que está chegando por aqui) passar? Haverá evolução ou obsolescência?