Monthly Archive for April, 2007

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TED Talks

Dozens of videos really, really worth watching: TED Talks

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Social Science Japan Newsletter

An academic newsletter about a wide range of topics, the Social Science Japan Newsletter. The current issue is about hope.

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Female Prisoners

This is a sobering number: only 5% of all prisoners are female. Only 4100 of the 76600 prisoners in Germany are women, not just because women tend to be more law abiding, but also because their criminal offenses are lighter than those of men. Furthermore, women are less prone to repeat their mistakes after they leave prison.

Microsoft aims to double PC base

Windows XP Starter Edition, Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 for $3 or Ubuntu for free. Microsoft is trying really hard, but they’ll loose the fight in the end.

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Black Google Would Save 750 Megawatt-hours a Year

Why Google’s website should be black.

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Numly Copyright + Web 2.0 = Copyright 2.0

Creating content and need to make sure you can prove it’s yours? Try Numly

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Windows Vista SP1 Preview Information Center

101 reasons why you shouldn’t touch Vista

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Scrapblog

How long until Scrapblog is bought by Google or Yahoo?

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Evaluating Web Sites for Accessibility with Firefox

Evaluating Web Sites for Accessibility with Firefox – extremely practical, install the web developer bar for Firefox and have a go at it.

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Web Browser Standards Support Summary

Web Browser Standards Support Summary – what your browser can and can’t do

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Thwart the Three Biggest Internet Threats of 2007

MSN reposts a PC World article stating that the #1 internet threat of 2007 is Internet Explorer.

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Make Internet TV

Make Internet TV is the best place so far to learn how to shoot and publish videos.

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Democracy and Zudeo/Vroom

Two clients, similar purpose: Democracy and Zudeo/Vuze, open source internet TV and high definition videos.

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Skype Prime Service

Skype is evolving day by day – now there’s a feature to create a hotline for anything people might want to talk and ask about and pay for it. The service takes 30% of everything though, so it’s not completely altruistic… I played around with it and created a hotline to see how it works:

complex Skype code

update: I had to take out the original code since it’s invalid code and wasn’t displayed correctly, here’s an simple url instead: If you have a question regarding TOEFL ibt (I’m allowed to answer), especially if you’re running a test center yourself, call me.

Taking passwords to the grave

Taking passwords to the grave – what happens with your online accounts after you die

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