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Trans-Human, What Will It Be Like To Be More Than Human
Posted on April 27, 2002 by Richard
This article at Washtech.com is fascinating. It discusses what we have already seen in technology that has completely changed the way we live. From PCs, to laser surgery for the eye, the things we take for granted today, yesterday didn’t seem possible. It then goes on to explore current science, and how close we are [...]
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He Who Dies With the Most Links
Posted on April 27, 2002 by Richard
For those bloggers that want to know how to increase traffic, Dethe Elza has this article in his blog. I wouldn’t suggest that the only way to have a successful weblog is to increase hits, it depends on your motivation, but its interesting reading for all Bloggers.
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If Any Web Page Deserves a Link
Posted on April 27, 2002 by Richard
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Mozilla Ate My Blog
Posted on April 26, 2002 by Richard
Mozilla Ate My Blog
So tonight I gave Mozilla 1.0 Release Candidate 1 (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.0rc1) Gecko/20020417) a good test drive. I was inspired by the fact that you can open windows within the same browser, and move between them with tabs. Very similar to one of my favourate features of [...]
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Its Not April Fools! Right?
Posted on April 26, 2002 by Richard
Its Not April Fools! Right?
In what appears to be the cheapest way for Microsoft to side-step the fact they have just announced a further delay in the shipping of their .NET Server until next year, they are blaiming the rest of the industry for the over-hyping of Web Services.
Microsoft are by far the biggest offender. [...]
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Google UDDI At Your Service.
Posted on April 22, 2002 by Richard
Google UDDI At Your Service.
While reading this article at Business 2.0 I began to wonder if Google were actually preparing themselves to eventually be a UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery and Intergration) search directory. A UDDI directory will allow web services to be searched for. The only requirement for Google would be to collect the WSDL [...]
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