Comment: One word (Score 1) 302
Wool.
Hugh Howey strikes again.
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Comment: For their next trick ... (Score 1) 52
... they'll explain why, other than south of the diagonal from New Jersey to east Texas, Oregon is the only place in the U.S. to find kudzu.
Comment: Rats (Score 1) 155
I was hoping it would be before my mortgage is paid off.
Comment: What about Smith? (Score 1) 214
Binney says one thing. What does Smith say? I bet it's colorful.
Comment: You only THOUGHT ... (Score 1) 79
... they were in Florida.
Comment: Are we sure? (Score 1) 302
Are we sure it's NR2B? I.e., NR2B or NR-not-2B. That is the question.
Google's "Wave" Blurs Chat, Email, Collaboration Software 170
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from the you-may-be-thinking-of-shimmer-floor-polish dept.
from the you-may-be-thinking-of-shimmer-floor-polish dept.
superglaze writes "Google has unveiled a distributed, P2P-based collaboration and conversation platform called Wave. Developers are being invited to join an open source project that has been formed to create a Google Wave Federation Protocol, which will underlie the system. Anyone will be able to create a 'wave,' which is a type of hosted conversation, Google has said. Waves will essentially incorporate real-time dialogue, photos, videos, maps, documents and other information forms within a single, shared communications space. Developers can also work on embedding waves into websites, or creating multimedia robots and gadgets that can be incorporated within the Google Wave client." Jamie points out this more informative link.
Comment: I hope ... (Score 1) 659
I hope they have audio of Carly Simon singing "You're So Vain". That would fit this generation.
