Atlas of the Human Journey
National Geographic has done it again. Now you can trace the migration of early man (and woman), with stunning detail.
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Archive for April, 2005
PoE
Being a partial Cisco shop here at work (yes I am mostly back from the dead), I am familiar with the benefits of PoE (power over ethernet). Until now, it has been restricted to low power consumption items such as Voip devices and AP’s. The UK firm DSP Design, has raised the bar, and has developed a laptop called the Poet 6000 that can run off of the 12 watts provided by PoE.
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A dot for every second in the day – a clock
Have you ever wanted to be able to visualize how many seconds are in a day. No? Well…then don’t check this site out…
PressDisplay.com
So, from the looks of the site, someone has scanned in newspapers from around the world. There is a free registrtion, and you are off and reading.
PressDisplay.com – Newspaper Replicas From Around the World
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Bad Back
I want to apologise for my lack of posting. I am at home with a herniated disk in my back. It makes it tough to sit in a chair and find goodies for you. The pain pills are kicking in, and hopefully my physical therapy will ease the pain enough to start posting more consistently. Until then, I will post when I can.
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Ocean-Grown Homes: Wolf Hibertz Wants To Build Low-Cost Housing From The Sea
Wolf Hibertz has created a design for a self-sustaining community based on using the tides.
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Hacker deletes own hard drive
Some of us are destined for great things. Some of us are not.
