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Augmented reality hits you in the face. - × × ×

А это специальная картинка для humaneporn. - × × ×

Эх, а вот одной рукой с тачпаде двигать окошко в гноме - это hard porn. - Alexander Smal

ох, завораживает и возбуждает - woof

Очень прикольно плюс монетизация :) - alex@kapranoff.ru

Нужно открывать в виде стандарта, чтобы не привязано к Gmail было - Vlad Rafeev

C большой вероятностью это и станет стандартом. Яху всю дорогу стараются сделать из своего ящика универсальный дашборд, и как только Гугл обкатает технологию и расскажет о ней всем вокруг, постепенно идея допуска третьих сторон в почтовый ящик пользователя разойдется и по остальным. Можно попробовать прикинуть, появится ли эта штука через год в Хотмейле или Яху-почте, и сколько времени на это уйдет у Мейл.ру и Яндекса с Рамблером (потому что Каппа выше не зря говорит про монетизацию). - × × ×

“As newspapers nationwide struggle to find their place in the digital world, the parody newspaper The Onion has found a way to get some mileage out of its old work. The Onion has teamed up with Chicago-based Recycled Paper Greetings Inc. to create a line of 12 greeting cards. The cards -- available at Target and select Walgreens and Meijer stores -- feature articles clipped from the satirical newspaper, complete with tattered edges. Among the sentiments on display: "Search for Self Called Off After 38 years." And "List of Friends Revised After Birthday Party." - × × ×

“It seems like only yesterday that we released the first New York Times API. Now we have 11 APIs (and counting), and we want to help you learn all about them. To that end, we provide lots of documentation, as well as an awesome console tool for experimenting without coding. That’s a good start. But if you’re like most developers, your favorite way to get up to speed is to see some actual code. So in order to show you some code, we’re starting a series of posts featuring demo applications. First up: NYT Trender, which showcases the Article Search API.” - × × ×

“For a couple hundred years, the Army has been writing doctrine in a particular way, and for a couple months, we have been doing it online in this wiki,” said Col. Charles J. Burnett, the director of the Army’s Battle Command Knowledge System. “The only ones who could write doctrine were the select few. Now, imagine the challenge in accepting that anybody can go on the wiki and make a change — that is a big challenge, culturally.” Under the three-month pilot program, the current version of each guide can be edited by anyone around the world who has been issued the ID card that allows access to the Army Internet system. About 200 other highly practical field manuals that will be renamed Army Tactics, Techniques and Procedures, or A.T.T.P., will be candidates for wikification. “One of the great advantages we have is that we are a disciplined force,” he said. “We are hierarchical. When the boss says ‘do this,’ it tends to get done. Even those who don’t like to write will add something.” - × × ×

#стайность - × × ×

"If you’re one of the lucky folks who got into Google Wave this week, your excitement probably turned to “Now what?” when you logged in and realized you had no one to wave with. If anyone on your Google account’s Contacts lists also has Wave you’re set–but for some folks that’s no one, or just one person. I’ve gotten a few waves from people saying “I have no one to talk to, and you’re the only one on my list.”" - × × ×

(Featuring the legendary “Fuck me” by Bunk!) #letmeshowyou - × × ×

Actually, 301 Moved permanently: http://www.youtube.com/watch... - × × ×