FTFA: Facebook would be better if you could link to friends' pages on MySpace and Bebo.
The Facebook Platform lets you do just that. I recently made a flickr account and wanted to share those photos with my Facebook friends, so I used the "My Flickr" app to add a section in my Facebook profile that showed thumbnails from my flickr stream and provided a link to my flickr URL. I was also able to view which of my friends had added the app and added them as contacts on flickr. This was all made possible because flickr and Facebook both have APIs for developers.
I believe he was talking about the <a href="http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/rpg/finalfantas<nobr>y<wbr></wbr></nobr> vii/index.html">FF7 technical demo</a> that was included in yesterday's PS3 press conference at E3. It was basically an impressive live-rendered version of the opening for FF7 that improved on the character animation of Aeris and Cloud, and left people wondering whether Square-Enix would be re-releasing FF7 for PS3.
MIT's Athena stations run Solaris 8 or Red Hat 7.3. The default graphical mail client here is Evolution (using IMAP) but everyone still has the option of using pine, *mh, or a webmail interface based on IMP from the Horde Project.
Mozilla's mail client is available, but it does not have a large following at all at my campus.
This isn't entirely accurate. It's true that MIT has its own Class A (18.*), but take a look at the Network Topology Map (pdf) and you'll see that most buildings are/21's (including most dorms). Most frats and independent living groups are on/23's because they're smaller... but it's definitely true that MIT owns a hell of a lot of IP's.
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FTFA: Facebook would be better if you could link to friends' pages on MySpace and Bebo. The Facebook Platform lets you do just that. I recently made a flickr account and wanted to share those photos with my Facebook friends, so I used the "My Flickr" app to add a section in my Facebook profile that showed thumbnails from my flickr stream and provided a link to my flickr URL. I was also able to view which of my friends had added the app and added them as contacts on flickr. This was all made possible because flickr and Facebook both have APIs for developers.
The lectures that are recorded at MIT are all provided free of charge.
Fixed link: FF7 technical demo
I believe he was talking about the <a href="http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/rpg/finalfantas<nobr>y<wbr></wbr></nobr> vii/index.html">FF7 technical demo</a> that was included in yesterday's PS3 press conference at E3. It was basically an impressive live-rendered version of the opening for FF7 that improved on the character animation of Aeris and Cloud, and left people wondering whether Square-Enix would be re-releasing FF7 for PS3.
To understand the second ubergeek design, watch this uber-cool, uber-geeky Flash animation.
Don't forget the W3C, which has its main office at MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science!
MIT's Athena stations run Solaris 8 or Red Hat 7.3. The default graphical mail client here is Evolution (using IMAP) but everyone still has the option of using pine, *mh, or a webmail interface based on IMP from the Horde Project.
Mozilla's mail client is available, but it does not have a large following at all at my campus.
This isn't entirely accurate. It's true that MIT has its own Class A (18.*), but take a look at the Network Topology Map (pdf) and you'll see that most buildings are /21's (including most dorms). Most frats and independent living groups are on /23's because they're smaller... but it's definitely true that MIT owns a hell of a lot of IP's.