Monthly Archives: July 2001
Morpheus Out of the Underworld
this is old news to those in the P2P space, but MusicCity's Morpheus has already eclipsed Napster on the number of simultaneous users … From: OpenP2P.com: Morpheus Out of the Underworld [Jul. 02, 2001]
Lance wins #3
Congratulations to Lance Armstrong for his 3rd Tour de France win!
The Jet powered beer cooler
this is hilarious (found on slashdot) … turbo cooled beer! http://www.asciimation.co.nz/beer/
Increasingly Cross-Trusted Variable Groupware
From Doc Searls BuzzPhraser ™
Damn, the Internut never ceases to amaze me
currently you can buy a Webvan stock certificate for $510 on eBay! more here: "Webvan, Drkoop stocks winners–on eBay"
Distributed file systems
found this post about Microsoft's Farsite on Geeknews, but it sounds a lot like Ian Clarke's "distributed decentralized information storage and retrieval system" (i.e. Freenet)
Slashdot: TRS-80 Laptops Still Plugging Along
hey … i think i know this guy … found on Slashdot: jfruhlinger writes: "The San Francisco Chronicle ran this story about the very first laptop, and the fact that it's still in use by non-hobbyists. It's biggest selling point … Continue reading
Tenth Star Trek film lands a director
"Director Stuart Baird ("U.S. Marshals," "Executive Decision") has signed on to shoot the 10th installment of the "Star Trek" feature franchise." From: Tenth "Trek" beams up director
Google gets a rival from Jersey
And it's not a Soprano … New Jersey "technology company Hawk Holdings has launched an internet search engine called Teoma which is set to rival favourite Google."
Penny sized CDs from Princeton
found on Geeknews: "Stephen Chou …a Princeton University electrical engineer has created CDs that can concentrate data 800 times more efficiently than current discs." [more here]
People stay in line at DMV after man defecates on floor
after spending a few hours at the DMV yesterday i'm certainly not surprised by this
Scissoring the climbs
tips on dealing with those tough climbs on your mountain bike … Scissoring "…works because of the bodys far greater mass (five or six times that of the bike) and the momentum gained by standing up to lurch the bike … Continue reading
Third Voice + Open Source + RDF = Semantic Web
looks like the W3C is taking Third Voice's web site "annotation" idea, opening the development and splashing it with Metadata to make way for the Semantic Web …interesting: "Annotea is part of the W3C's Semantic Web project, which aims to overhaul the … Continue reading
Lance wins Stage 11 with the devil on his back?
I think this has to be the best picture from the Tour yet … From: BBC Sport




