By designing for the poorest people in the world, the One Laptop Per Child has developed a green machine with no peers. Radically lower power…
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By designing for the poorest people in the world, the One Laptop Per Child has developed a green machine with no peers. Radically lower power…
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From the Sydney Morning Herald: BUSINESSES have thrown their weight behind international planner Jan Gehl’s ambition to remodel Sydney’s central business district for walkers instead…
Michael Wesch of Kansas State University is probably the most famous university prof in the world, or at least he will be soon. Millions have…
I’ve never seen this before. My corn seems to have tumours. Anyone ever experienced this? UPDATE: Sean tells me it’s a fungus called black soot,…
A while back I discovered the pledgebank.com, and pledged to think of a pledge. I got 10 people to sign up, so that means I…
Beautiful!: more at controlman, a blog about urban exploration. [via mtl city weblogs]
WordwebPro is, apparently a good dictionary/thesaurus ap for Windows, and it’s free, which is not all that interesting. What is interesting is this provision in…
With my renewed attention to the climate debate, I’ve been noticing a number of rhetorical tactics in the debate on the Other Side. Here are…
A while back (on the old dose), I wrote some climate change posts, that attracted the attention of a couple of commenters, who I suspected…