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10 March 2011
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Homefront multiplayer looks like MW2 and BFBC2 mixed together

Also, the studio that made Homefront is the same company that made Frontlines: Fuel of War. That game was pretty fun, but seemed incomplete and had control issues, I remember.
Here’s hoping they tweaked and tightened.

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28 January 2011
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Serval - Uniting the World Through Communication

on’t call it a point-to-point phone network, that might scare small children. How about network-free communication or a self-organizing self-powered temporary network? Mobile phones and tablets communicating with each other without the need of infrastructure, dogs and cats living together… mass hysteria!

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7 August 2010
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Extreme predictions by Bill Gates and Nicholas Negroponte

At a Technology conference in Lake Tahoe, Bill Gates made a prediction that the best education will come from the web in 5 years. Nicholas Negroponte also said that the physical book will be obsolete in 5 years. He compared paper books transition to their digital counterparts to the music and film industry of a few decades ago.

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2 July 2010
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Toshiba ultraslim Android laptop using ARM

ARM is greater than Intel for power consumption vs performance. ARM processors will win the tablet/laptop war in the long run. There, I said it. Unless they make some serious pitfalls, ARM should have a serious stranglehold on the future of tablet PC’s and other mobile devices.

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1 July 2010
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Ethernet cables to replace HDMI for audio/video

The price finally comes down to a somewhat reasonable level for HDMI cables and now they don’t want to sell them anymore. What about small devices that incorporate hdmi such as phones?

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30 June 2010
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Roadmap to America’s Second Class Citizens

If you are 54 or under you will need to start asking some very direct questions of those candidate’s you are planning on voting for in the next election!

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21 May 2010
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Google’s playable Pacman videogame without Flash

Today, the logo on Google’s homepage changed to their first interactive doodle - a playable game of Pacman, and you don’t even need flash to play it. Yet another nail in the flash coffin? Hit Insert Coin again and you can play as Mrs. Pacman with the WASD keys while player 1 uses the arrow keys!

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12 April 2010
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Cat5e or Cat6, which should I get?

The Category 5e standard guarantees performance of attenuation, return loss, propagation delay, delay skew, NEXT, Power-sum NEXT, ACR, power-sum ACR, ELFEXT, and power-sum ELFEXT to a nominal range of values at 100 MHz. The Category 6 standard guarantees to 250mhz. Cat6 is more expensive and doesn’t get you any improvement right now unless you’re running 10Gbase-T hardware. Cat5e are easy to make. Just get a spool, a crimper tool, and some rj45 jacks. If money isn’t a factor, run cat6 or fiber, and run multiple cables at a time. Get fancy punch down terminals and build a wiring closet with fancy lighting. And pay a high end home theater company to do it all for you.

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7 April 2010
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Opt in program for White Pages Phone Book

BanThePhoneBook dot org has set up a petition for an opt-in program for receiving the White Pages Phone Book. Your first instinct may be to think that the WhitePages is desperately trying to hold onto their old ways, but they’re not Murdocking at all. If you take a look at the WhitePages’ own blog you’ll see news about their mobile apps and tools for online searches. It’s good to see them embracing the future.

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27 January 2010
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Comcast IPv6 Public Plans

Comcast will continue to share what we learn with the Internet community, particularly with the IETF, for the benefit of other users of the Internet. What you didn’t notice in that statement was the font size 0.0001 where they added some disclaimers about their definitions of community, share, and benefit.

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