And add to the fact if you have served on a jury before, many times this information is highly technical and is very easily miss-represented by the lawyers to jury members from all walks of life.
Seems to me he's saying it's a problem for Governments and Institutions, transparency is always good for the people. Oh yea, maybe transparency can be a problem for the Church as we learn more and more about what went on there....
Wow, I suppose you can fund a report and create whatever information you want.... if Tim Berners-Lee is for network neutrality, so be it as far as I am concerned.
They made a statement about new technologies, I hope the intent of the new space strategy is focused more on sending probes in the solar system rather than humans to Mars etc...
I have followed this company for sometime, with a novel keypad idea:
http://www.digitwireless.com/ I have yet to see it in the marketplace though. I once spoke to the inventor who holds the patent.
Sorry, that happened to many folks I know, and I got caught up also.
I knew the gig was up when I get my haircut, (I lived in the Upper East Side, NYC), my barber told me how she had made x amount of dollars that day trading such and such a tech stock, a tip from one of her customers. I should have went home and sold right away, I knew it was too good to be true.
Moral of the story "stop loss", and learn an important lesson to fight another day.
Yep, I remember going to meetings @ Doubleclick, they had just moved into their new building. People were starting companies w/ an idea and some funding...it was great, until reality knocked the door down.
I remember seeing a flashlight advertised that worked by shaking it. Anyone can "file" a patent, getting awarded one is completely different story, they have to demonstrate something "not obvious" in this.
As a side note, I hope his roll expands and he can tackle other information display issues in our gov't. I would love to see a Tufte graphic regarding our taxes, spending, deficit and long term debt (including who we are borrowing from?)...
Tufte is amazing. I expect he'll be able to convey in an easy to understand display what is happening w/ our recovery effort. If your a bit skeptical of him, you've got to read his books
If you have not done so, a must read is Negroponte's book "Being Digital", it's amazing how far in the future he can look, one of the best books talking about digital technology I've read, still, 15 years later:
http://www.amazon.com/Being-Digital-Nicholas-Negroponte/dp/0679762906
Yea, I had a bad customer experience w/ newegg. I bought a printer/scanner, and it came with the side kicked in. I figured it was a disgruntled employee. Still it took them awhile to take it back and they wanted me to outlay more cash to buy a replacement while the "refund" worked it's way through the system, I mean you've got to be kidding me.
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And add to the fact if you have served on a jury before, many times this information is highly technical and is very easily miss-represented by the lawyers to jury members from all walks of life.
A jury consists of twelve persons chosen to decide who has the better lawyer. - Robert Frost
Seems to me he's saying it's a problem for Governments and Institutions, transparency is always good for the people. Oh yea, maybe transparency can be a problem for the Church as we learn more and more about what went on there....
Wow, I suppose you can fund a report and create whatever information you want.... if Tim Berners-Lee is for network neutrality, so be it as far as I am concerned.
Well, as long as they don't go slipping in a RFID tag in the card....
They made a statement about new technologies, I hope the intent of the new space strategy is focused more on sending probes in the solar system rather than humans to Mars etc...
I have followed this company for sometime, with a novel keypad idea: http://www.digitwireless.com/ I have yet to see it in the marketplace though. I once spoke to the inventor who holds the patent.
Sorry, that happened to many folks I know, and I got caught up also. I knew the gig was up when I get my haircut, (I lived in the Upper East Side, NYC), my barber told me how she had made x amount of dollars that day trading such and such a tech stock, a tip from one of her customers. I should have went home and sold right away, I knew it was too good to be true. Moral of the story "stop loss", and learn an important lesson to fight another day.
Yep, I remember going to meetings @ Doubleclick, they had just moved into their new building. People were starting companies w/ an idea and some funding...it was great, until reality knocked the door down.
I remember seeing a flashlight advertised that worked by shaking it. Anyone can "file" a patent, getting awarded one is completely different story, they have to demonstrate something "not obvious" in this.
As a side note, I hope his roll expands and he can tackle other information display issues in our gov't. I would love to see a Tufte graphic regarding our taxes, spending, deficit and long term debt (including who we are borrowing from?)...
Tufte is amazing. I expect he'll be able to convey in an easy to understand display what is happening w/ our recovery effort. If your a bit skeptical of him, you've got to read his books
If you have not done so, a must read is Negroponte's book "Being Digital", it's amazing how far in the future he can look, one of the best books talking about digital technology I've read, still, 15 years later: http://www.amazon.com/Being-Digital-Nicholas-Negroponte/dp/0679762906
Yea, I had a bad customer experience w/ newegg. I bought a printer/scanner, and it came with the side kicked in. I figured it was a disgruntled employee. Still it took them awhile to take it back and they wanted me to outlay more cash to buy a replacement while the "refund" worked it's way through the system, I mean you've got to be kidding me.
Thats too much. I know the architects that designed that store, I bet they did not imagine that!
This is really great, I'm hoping they use my area in CA to test. More importantly, I wonder what Google has up it's sleaves in terms of apps for all this bandwith beyond the obvious of video etc....Here is another article: http://www.cio.com/article/538314/Google_to_Launch_Super_Fast_Gigabit_Networks