It’s the beginning of December therefore it must be LeWeb.
For the record this is my 5th year and I’m still not sure why.
Agenda’s changed compared to previous years, far more tech and less politics and the other stuff. Not convinced but let’s see.
It’s the beginning of December therefore it must be LeWeb.
For the record this is my 5th year and I’m still not sure why.
Agenda’s changed compared to previous years, far more tech and less politics and the other stuff. Not convinced but let’s see.
You have to be joking…
This looks just plain old amazing. This really could change search forever…
I’d not realized; I vote that we take the bridge down so that we can see the view.
Live Ships Map – AIS – Vessel Traffic and Positions.
The amount of data here is beyond belief.
“Plans to create an international tourist attraction in Littlehampton by building a record-breaking bench, have been given the go ahead”
via Longest bench in the world gets green light | News | Architects Journal.
The headline is comments like this…
“The Macintosh uses an experimental pointing device called a ‘mouse’. There is no evidence that people want to use these things. I dont want one of these new fangled devices.”
But then Dvorak is a blowhard.
What is also interesting is how far we’ve come. When was the last time that you saw a review that talked about RAM. Seems the computer might now be escaping from the physical limits of the hardware.
Jan. 1984: How critics reviewed the Mac – Apple 2.0 – Fortune Brainstorm Tech
What will be interesting with this…
Venture Capital as Collateral Damage
…is how it will change places like Silicon valley, glen and fen. Governments have spend amazing amounts of money in the last 25 years trying to attract VCs as a way to grow economies. Is that now dead or just a return to normal?
The book The New New Thing now seems like not just another era but another world.
This is interesting. Here’s hoping that he launches it at LeWeb3!!!
CrunchPad coming in November with built-in 3G connectivity, says Straits Times.