Electronic wonders on wheels come at a big cost

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CompAmerica Announces Low Cost,
Lightweight Mobil Digital Electronic
Paper and Pen pad with memory and PC
interface- DigiMemo A5000

CompAmerica Announces Low Cost,
Lightweight Mobil Digital Electronic
Paper and Pen pad with memory and PC
interface- DigiMemo A5000 09/13/2004 02:58 AM
According to CompAmerica, one doesn't need to carry a laptop when attending a meeting, class, sales meeting, White House Press Room session or Court anymore. Take notes in handwriting on the "A5" sized touch screen of CompAmerica's new DigiMemo. About 1 pound and 10-15mm thick, it runs for as much 120 hours and costs 10% what most laptops do. [PRWEB Sep 13, 2004]

EFF: Electronic Frontier Foundation and
Stanford Law Clinic Sue Electronic
Voting Company

EFF: Electronic Frontier Foundation and
Stanford Law Clinic Sue Electronic
Voting Company 11/04/2003 06:26 AM
Electronic Frontier Foundation and Stanford Law Clinic Sue Electronic Voting Company .. press release .. EFF announced .. Here's why

eff.org/Legal/ISP_liability/OPG_v_Diebold/20031103_eff_pr.php
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REMEDI Electronic Commerce Group Assists
Clients With Three Newly Formalized
Services to Advance Electronic Commerce
Capabilities

REMEDI Electronic Commerce Group Assists
Clients With Three Newly Formalized
Services to Advance Electronic Commerce
Capabilities 03/14/2005 04:09 PM
REMEDI Electronic Commerce Group formalizes Strategic Consulting, REMEDI Outsource, and REMEDI Cosource in its line of offerings. [PRWEB Mar 9, 2005]

Signs and wonders

Signs and wonders 05/06/2004 08:35 AM
A journalist's investigation of holy Christian visions turns into a tortured spiritual quest.

CalPundit wonders

CalPundit wonders 11/15/2003 05:29 AM
Kevin Drum

calpundit.com/archives/002626.html
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"wonders why Bush isn't man enough"

"wonders why Bush isn't man enough" 08/21/2004 02:53 AM

The World's Top 100 Wonders

The World's Top 100 Wonders 07/01/2004 02:14 PM
travel .. 100

hillmanwonders.com
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100 Wonders of the World

100 Wonders of the World 07/05/2004 12:49 PM
The 100 Wonders of the World. A list, which includes both photos and a short description of all the wonders. The list may not be complete, but it's an interesting list for those of us, who love to travel. Italy seems to be a nice place to start, with 12 of the 100 wonders (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12).

"Possible Follow-up Songs for One-Hit
Wonders"

"Possible Follow-up Songs for One-Hit
Wonders" 07/16/2004 03:18 PM

Gutless wonders of 2004

Gutless wonders of 2004 04/09/2004 04:02 PM
CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the tech elite's conspicuous absence in the offshore-outsourcing debate attests to a depressing refusal to rock the boat anymore.

"Hillman Top 100 Wonders of the World"

"Hillman Top 100 Wonders of the World" 07/03/2004 08:47 AM

Possible Follow-up songs for one-hit
wonders

Possible Follow-up songs for one-hit
wonders 07/16/2004 11:46 AM
By John Moe, in McSweeney's:

# How Are We Going to Get These Dogs Back In?
# Bust an Additional Move
# Seriously, Eileen, Come On
# I Will Now Pass the Dutchie Back to You and Thank You for Passing It to Me Originally Because I Really Enjoyed the Dutchie
# Whoomp! There It Continues to Be

Link (Thanks, Siege!)

* N Korea discovers the wonders of the
computer

* N Korea discovers the wonders of the
computer 12/26/2003 03:03 AM
Taipei Times Online Dec 26 2003 1:38AM ET

In the Blog Era, Liz Smith Wonders if
There's Room for the Pro

In the Blog Era, Liz Smith Wonders if
There's Room for the Pro 03/28/2005 03:32 AM
The gossip industry has become so pervasive and ruthless that it is difficult to break through with a distinctive voice.

"Future Home Full of Web Wonders"

"Future Home Full of Web Wonders" 01/10/2004 03:53 AM

Future Home Full of Web Wonders

Future Home Full of Web Wonders 01/09/2004 10:13 PM
Look past the multimedia servers and other doodads in a mock home of the future, and you'll find some really cool things -- like an appliance that refrigerates and cooks your food. Steve Friess reports from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

L.A. area wonders where to grow
(USATODAY.com)

L.A. area wonders where to grow
(USATODAY.com) 05/21/2004 07:01 AM
USATODAY.com - Plans for two of the biggest housing developments ever built here in subdivision paradise make James Chang wince.

Some Linux apps are small wonders

Some Linux apps are small wonders 02/01/2005 08:50 PM
While it's easy to sing the praises of big applications like OpenOffice.org or the GIMP (and rightly so), the heavyweights of the open source world cast a long shadow over a host of much smaller, lesser-known apps that may do just what you need. One of the original philosophies behind Unix was that a program should do one thing and do it well. Here are a few programs that embody that philosophy.

Wireless wonders allow transfer of
movies between computers, TV

Wireless wonders allow transfer of
movies between computers, TV 05/29/2004 04:52 AM
Seattle Times May 29 2004 9:00AM GMT

WebGUI works wonders for church Web site

WebGUI works wonders for church Web site 06/22/2005 02:10 AM
In 2002, Portland, Ore.'s Sunset Presbyterian Church had a 200+-page Web site that contained mainly static content about the church, its ministries, and events. While many people were using the Web site and submitting content for it, the all-volunteer team maintaining it, of which I was a member, was overworked. Half of our time was spent editing existing pages and removing old content. Everything was done by hand: creating pages, uploading them to the site via FTP, and checking them against the site's style guidelines. All new volunteers required lots of training to become fully contributing members. Our team needed to find a way to become more efficient.

Mars Rovers Probe Water's Wonders

Mars Rovers Probe Water's Wonders 01/06/2004 05:42 AM
NASA experts sent the twin robotic rovers to the two spots on the red planet where evidence of water is most compelling. They hope to find signs of life where water once flowed.

Time Wonders, Who Invented Warchalking?
and Other Howlers

Time Wonders, Who Invented Warchalking?
and Other Howlers 11/10/2003 10:55 PM
In a short piece on warchalking, writer fails the test: The author of this article in Time magazine finds a warchalk symbol (so he says...I've yet to see one in the wild), and writes a good, short piece about it. Good until he notes, Nobody knows who invented warchalking. This reminds me of some of the lines from my favorite canceled sci-fi animated series, Futurama, set 1,000 years in the future. We're in the present, so I type who invented warchalking into Google, and most of the matches explain precisely, as is well known, Matt Jones invented it. He designed the sign, spread the meme, posted a PDF with the graphics in it. I wrote about him and warchalking for The New York Times, in fact. Hilariously, the 2nd match on Google right now is this Time article. They have a lot of inbound links does Time magazine. Time published a huge package of wireless stories about a week ago. They come off as a little bland to me, because I know everything that's in them. To an audience that knows little or nothing about Wi-Fi, I'm sure this sounds much more exciting. But it reads like circa 2002 newspaper coverage. The articles all have some missed notes, too, mostly in the technical and statistical details. In an article detailing business use of Wi-Fi, this statistic is thrown in: a surprisingly small number of U.S. firms that have installed wi-fi networks. Fewer than 5% of U.S. workers use them today, according to an estimate by Gartner, a high-tech research firm. Unfortunately, the author has confused five percent of workers with five percent of companies. In this News.com article from a few days ago, the reporter presents an array of statistics on business use, including overall industry sales figures, and cites Jupitermedia's number: 57 percent of businesses are using Wi-Fi already to some degree. (Damn, I even know that magazine reporter; we worked on our college paper together.) Given that companies like Microsoft and Novell have thousands of workers -- basically everyone with a laptop -- using Wi-Fi all the time all day everywhere on campus, that five percent of all workers is the mobile, laptop-connected five percent. What percentage of U.S. workers have computers at all? What percentage have laptops? That would better contextualize the number. Maryanne Murray Buechner's pieces, including this FAQ, are quite excellent, offering sensible accurate advice...

Small Wonders gives ScriptLogic a server
boost

Small Wonders gives ScriptLogic a server
boost 02/11/2004 05:51 AM
In the past, I've written about ScriptLogic's client-side products that combine logon scripting, group policies and user profile management into a graphical management console supporting all 32-bit Windows platforms (95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP and 2003). The company was born of founder Brian Styles' frustration with the lack of "NetWare login script" type tools for Windows networks.

Tiger's Human, and Golf World Wonders if
That's Good or Bad

Tiger's Human, and Golf World Wonders if
That's Good or Bad 06/12/2004 01:56 PM
Is Tiger Woods currently the world's best player? The world ranking says yes. But this year's results suggest otherwise.

Wired News: Future Home Full of Web
Wonders

Wired News: Future Home Full of Web
Wonders 01/10/2004 06:11 AM
Future Home Full of Web Wonders

wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,61844,00.html
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2nd Rover Opens Eyes To Wonders Of Mars
(washingtonpost.com)

2nd Rover Opens Eyes To Wonders Of Mars
(washingtonpost.com) 01/26/2004 11:25 AM
washingtonpost.com - PASADENA, Calif., Jan. 25 -- The U.S. rover Opportunity settled safely inside a small Martian crater over the weekend and opened its eyes on a dark, brooding landscape unlike any previously seen on the planet, complete with the first outcropping of bedrock ever encountered there.

McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Possible
Follow-up Songs for One-Hit Wonders

McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Possible
Follow-up Songs for One-Hit Wonders 07/16/2004 03:42 AM
Possible follow up songs for one-hit wonders .. "Everybody was Kung-fu Making Up" .. here's the original link .. Check them out here

mcsweeneys.net/links/lists/onehit.html
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Wireless web gets a set of wheels

Wireless web gets a set of wheels 05/29/2004 03:03 AM
A New York artist has come up with the idea of turning his bicycle into a wireless net connection.

Wheels of woodgrain

Wheels of woodgrain 08/05/2004 10:26 AM
The Nordic Concept Artist turntable is a work of audiophile art, both in form and apparently function. One vibration-damped cabinet contains the platter and tone-arm, the other holds the motor and phono preamp. It's just $15,500... not including the equally-fetishistic Airtangent 2002 air bearing tonearm at $11,500. Link (via Hy Phi)

What Next? Ferris Wheels?

What Next? Ferris Wheels? 02/15/2004 03:43 PM
Seven dead at a kite festival in Pakistan. and 9 dead at a water park in Russia. When is a ferris wheel going to...

WiFi On Two Wheels

WiFi On Two Wheels 05/05/2004 01:16 AM

"Bits on Wheels"

"Bits on Wheels" 03/29/2005 04:56 AM

Domain Specialist - The Low Cost Domain
Provider Gets a Radical New Face Lift
and Website, www.DomainSpecialist.net -
Low Cost Domains From Only $6 Have Never
Looked So Good and Been So Cheap

Domain Specialist - The Low Cost Domain
Provider Gets a Radical New Face Lift
and Website, www.DomainSpecialist.net -
Low Cost Domains From Only $6 Have Never
Looked So Good and Been So Cheap 07/13/2004 03:08 AM
The Low Cost domain specialists have now revealed there latest website at www.domainspecialist.net . Bringing you fast slickly designed and easy to navigate domain buying and website hosting. The new site offers the user more choices when ordering there domain names, copyrighting or website hosting. DomainSpecialist.net is part of the IAAM Group of Companies situated at www.ItsAllAboutMarketing.com . domain Specialist is rivaling all UK Domain providers by offering a much higher class service, cheaper prices on the same products and above all else a total internet solution. [PRWEB Jul 13, 2004]

The Online Journalism Review wonders if
bl0ggers can win the war with comment
spammers

The Online Journalism Review wonders if
bl0ggers can win the war with comment
spammers 09/15/2004 03:40 PM
OJR article: Bloggers Declare War on Comment Spam, but Can They Win? .. Mark

ojr.org/ojr/glaser/1095201311.php
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'Magic' Fuel-Saving Buses Fall a Bit
Short on Wonders

'Magic' Fuel-Saving Buses Fall a Bit
Short on Wonders 12/26/2004 04:52 AM
Although General Motors said that its hybrid buses would show a fuel economy improvement of up to 60 percent, the savings around the country appear closer to 10 percent to 20 percent.

Wanted: Training Wheels

Wanted: Training Wheels 03/14/2005 05:06 PM
Dan Benjamin: there are some issues that a person new to programming should be aware of before they decide to start off on the path to Ruby (and Rails). Related: OnLamp: part I, Part II Amy Hoy: Getting Started, MVC, What Goes Where Others: Trails/Java, Subway/Python, CherryPy/Python Ruby on Rails

HailStorm training wheels

HailStorm training wheels 07/21/2004 10:49 AM

Many folks wouldn't want to be reminded how easy it is to convert sparse input into a detailed profile that includes a phone number, a street address, a satellite photo, and driving directions. Re-entering the basic facts each time perpetuates an illusion of privacy. Yet the reality, for many of us, is that these facts are public.

Since I haven't told Google (or any other directories) to delete my records, I've implicitly given permission for Web applications to use that data. Let me now make that permission explicit. I'd be happy if a Web form made intelligent use of public information about me.

I'd be even happier if I could control the source of that data. Public information is a poorly defined concept, after all. There are online directories that still remember an address I vacated five years ago. I'd like to maintain the facts about me that I deem public. When applications need those facts, I'd like to refer them to a service that dispenses them. [Full story at InfoWorld.com]

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Tatra Mac G4 - Fastest Mac On Four
Wheels?

Tatra Mac G4 - Fastest Mac On Four
Wheels? 01/22/2004 10:25 AM

Tatra Mac G4 - fastest Mac on the four
wheels?

Tatra Mac G4 - fastest Mac on the four
wheels? 01/25/2004 05:43 AM
Autoon liitetty Macintosh Tsekeistä .. too much time, a car, and a Mac .. Power Mac G4 car system .. awesome car mod

mujmac.cz/art/hw/tatra_mac_eng.html
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