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The project, dubbed “immortal computing,” would let people store digital information in physical artifacts and other forms to be preserved and revealed to future generations, and maybe even to future civilizations.
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The prophetic free jazz saxophonist Albert Ayler, who today is seen as one of the most important innovators in jazz, was obsessed with his radical music and by the thought that people one day would understand it.
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Whether it’s a first look at a brand new technology, a quick reference, or a thorough explanation of a narrow but crucial subject, Short Cuts bring you focused information in an easy-to-use, portable package.
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Idealab has been on leading edge of innovation for more than decade. Tell us about its history and where Idealab is today.
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thought that it would be great to give a list of some truly great mac software that gets left out of the typical mac software lists.
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Mac app Quicksilver is one of those interfaces that qualifies as both the “best thing ever” and the “hardest thing to learn ever.”
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Aurora is a free Alarm Clock for your Mac that lets you wake up to your favorite iTunes playlist or any TV or radio channel from EyeTV.
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A repository for every keyboard secret in OS X. Some of these are well known, some are not. Shortcuts in the Menu category are common rather than universal. This list should continue to grow exponentially over time.
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“The legends are true, it exists.” No, Colbert wasn’t talking about the iPhone, he was talking about “the much feared double-wag” of his finger Apple got for the new phone that left him “flaccid with rage
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For the first time however, someone who has observed the “ubicomp’d” life on several continents has put into a social, spatial, design and human context the consequences of this recent technology
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Last year, anti-spam company Unspam brought the concept of Bayesian spam filtering to the masses by developing software to predict which films would win the trendy Sundance Film Festival.
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Mindball is a game in which two players compete to push a ball over the other’s goal line. But there’s a catch–this is a game of mind over matter and the way to win is to relax.
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First, computers and technology will get increasingly intelligent in themselves, second, so will people thanks to other technologies designed to help us keep up.
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