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Archive for July, 2007

He lay there on his belly on the floor. Nose to nose with his rabbit while scratching its furry cheeks and under its chin. The rabbit was grinding it’s teeth with contentment as rabbits tend to do when they’re happy, like a cat would purr. It was then that the rabbit spoke to him. It [...]

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As not everything is going so well in my life, I have to maneuver around issues and steer away from unhappiness. In doing so, inevitably, I discover new things, both about myself and the world around me.
This enrichment of my life opens up new paths, new idea patterns and gives new impulses. But on the [...]

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Merlin Mann of 43folders recently had a session at Google to explain his “Inbox Zero” method. This builds on the basics of David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” but shows a more straight forward approach open to anyone, instantly.
Now the Google folks also posted the video of the session online (first 30 minutes are Merlin’s speech, [...]

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In a simple drawing Erik J. Heels explains how US copyright works.
An element of surprise for a lot of people might be where he explains that there is also non-controlled use of copyrighted work. This means some use cannot be regulated with the current copyright laws in place. Lots of copyrightholders or their representing groups [...]

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wrok

too busy with my work so I really don’t feel like spending a lot of time posting right now …

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Two hundred posts so far. Which is an average of a little less than one per day.
I would have never imagined doing this in the first place and pertaining this in the second place, but here I am.
Although lately I found it a bit hard to focus and get some decent content together, I still [...]

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First coined at the end of 2005, when even web 2.0 was still a strange sounding name for the new web to come, web 3.0 now really starts to appear in real life and in more manifest forms.
Although I agree we now only see the power of web 2.0 unleashing it’s full potential, web 3.0 [...]

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Oowww !!
The rest here.

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Once in the store we notice the mysteries and locks of the iPhone are peeled off bit by bit.
First of all there’s the usability aspect. Having no keyboard would kill blind typing, well it doesn’t if you read the reports.
Second, the applications on the iPhone wouldn’t be sufficient and awkward to use. Apparently they are [...]

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As you may have noticed, I recently slacked a bit on posting but the intention is there to make up for this (as far as intentions go of course). But then again there is only so much you want to write about.
And now off to the first next post.

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