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  1. Subscription to legal music store is 15$ by rexping · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Pirate Bay To Offer VPN For $7 a Month
    Rhapsody is a subscription based music service with monthly fee of 15$. Someone will make it with 7$/month soon I am sure of it. Why be pirate if you have to pay for it?

    Rex Ping

  2. Or is your computer really an IM Buddy? by rexping · · Score: 2, Informative · on Is Your IM Buddy Really a Computer?

    Ben Goertzel, AGI researcher, wrote in his article that crowd of people constantly talking to a virtual parrot would help it to grow into a naturally speaking context-understanding AI.

  3. More visualization; email inbox in a virtual world by rexping · · Score: 1 · on DB Query Becomes Browseable In Virtual World

    I used neural networks to categorize data first.. read yourself.

  4. Thin clients could solve part of the problem by rexping · · Score: 1 · on Companies Waste $2.8 Billion Per Year Powering Unused PCs

    If companies were using thin clients, it should be an easy decision to switch it off, because the wake up time is in seconds rather than minutes.

    IMO this is a usability problem; When no-one (including my processes) is using a computer, it should switch off automatically. And wake up when I come back.

    The same applies to lights, heating, ... with intelligent energy management.

    Maybe even bigger problem is that I drive to work instead of working from home using a virtual world...

  5. Open source 3D web has already begun by rexping · · Score: 2, Informative · on Khronos Launches Initiative For Standards-Based 3-D Web Content

    First prototype of the 3D web is already run at thousands of Opensim servers all around the globe. The 3D Web bears similarities to 2D Web; Users can follow links to teleport from a 3D world to another one. 3D Viewers are used to browse the 3D content on the servers. Check it out here: IT giants back up open source 3D Web.