:: making simple unsimple
Games which take on something basic and even classic then add to it.
Handkarate!
Unreveal Tournament from Loungin'
posted by [jm.] at Friday, August 17, 2001

::habbo summary - 16.08.01::

:The posting _project is going well.
There's been around 35 mailings being sent
toronto's way. One thing is for sure, everyone
who is contributing will never look at postcards
in the same way again. :)
Mailing continues on until next week...

:We need to get a description on the homepage.
More to give direction for a first impression of idgrid.

:[d] has found a home for the _project. (thanksd)
So I've got pics. to post on the _project soon...

posted by [j] at Friday, August 17, 2001

Hey this is idgrid, short form for a grid of ideas. We
want this to be like an online sketchbook supported by
people from cross-disciplines who are interested in
sharing ideas and process. We've got a news section
which is intended to be anything you feel like posting.
_project is all about building a discussion and coming up
with new ideas for projects or eventual products.
The results of the _project will be printed out in seasons
giving an overview to what's possible with the tools we have.
So far we've been collaborating with Toronto, Canada and
Helsinki, Finland. contact us if you'd like to be involved.

posted by [j] at Friday, August 17, 2001

[tech]
...The Universal Translator
...WebShield e500 ASaP
...New Products Put ATI Back in Graphics-Chip Race
...World's Fastest Computer
posted by [v] at Thursday, August 16, 2001

[info]
...Smallest sculpture ever created!
...Lighting the dark side of the moon
...US firm offers stars DNA copyright
posted by [v] at Thursday, August 16, 2001

remider : : idgrid meeting @ habbohotel
date : : 16 | August | 2001 time : : @ 604
at 9:30 toronto time / it'll be 16:30 helsinki time.
bring your pixel people to PARAGUAY room.
posted by [d] at Wednesday, August 15, 2001

this year : : burton is simple
you can get catalogue (free)
they make nice : : guidebook for products
posted by [d] at Wednesday, August 15, 2001

With all the media coverage on the Code Red (I and II) from the past few weeks,
here 's a short history at SecurityFocus on how, where and when the worms appeared.
It also explains some of the issues regarding Internet security, and why being a lazy admin can cost you more than you'd think.
posted by [c] at Wednesday, August 15, 2001

Density :: Is Toronto overcrowded - relax in Tokyo.
Dense again :: Jackass no more.
Still dense? :: Collect Trash the Lego Way
posted by [jm.] at Wednesday, August 15, 2001

k10k : : gone for the summer
posted by [d] at Wednesday, August 15, 2001

timeport : : the cure for e-mail separation anxiety
give man a wireless mobile - his life will never be tha same. last week [v] and [m] made possible to meet from a remote area by using rim blackberry and e-mail on a nokia phone. this motorola works - but needs more styling.
posted by [d] at Tuesday, August 14, 2001

history : : 1971 : : the beginning of the gutenberg philosophy
Project Gutenberg began in 1971" ..."At any rate, Michael decided there was nothing he could do, in the way of "normal computing," that would repay the huge value of the computer time he had been given. . .so he had to create $100,000,000 worth of value in some other manner. An hour and 47 minutes later, he announced that the greatest value created by computers would not be computing, but would be the storage, retrieval, and searching of what was stored in our libraries. " ... Copyright © 1971-2000 Project Gutenberg

project gutemberg is to this date, the largest database available to the public for free; a collection of text files of books too old to be copyrighted. feel free to download whatever you need/find from the home of the project gutemberg, located now @ www.gutemberg.org ; all files are in "Plain Vanilla ASCII" meaning - no funny chars.
posted by [d] at Tuesday, August 14, 2001

NASA's 'flying wing' breaks 2 altitude records
.... solar powered wing flying 20 miles/hour at an altitude of 33.000 m (100.000 ft)
posted by [c] at Tuesday, August 14, 2001

nexmedia is up!
posted by [m] at Tuesday, August 14, 2001

Mr T is a little like Fidel Castro.
Fidel is 75 today - here are the best Fidel-links ever.
posted by [jm.] at Tuesday, August 14, 2001

Mr. T forever.
people still love him, and want him back on screen
read the story on how he pities the foo
or see Mr. T VS Homer
this is pupularity

if you relate, please comment..

posted by [j] at Tuesday, August 14, 2001

hmm, a resource bank.
>The Global Resource Bank is a direct democratic
>institution where the creation of money is subject to
>the production of ecosystems. The Bank pays off the world's
>public debt, pays for telecommunications, invests
>in education, health care and ecosystems and earns
>everyone a basic income.

hmm.


posted by [j] at Tuesday, August 14, 2001

the dentist
just got back from the dentist. I don't know when, but
we've got to do a _project on the dental area. its
dying for support.

posted by [j] at Tuesday, August 14, 2001

comments prt 2::

on the koneisto site :: bah -> quite cocky work in general.


posted by [j] at Monday, August 13, 2001

:: tech_2, Bristol, UK ::
"tech_2 Bristol is an 8 day gathering of technical and content
creating collectives from the UK and around the world creating
independent online and offline spaces for independent publishing,
community communications, and socially conscious networking."

Comments ::
Marita Liulia and SOB (Son of a Bitch, a follow-up to her previous work Ambitious Bitch) are uninteresting, poorly made semi-art. Just a warning. F2F also includes NEED by Tuomo Tammenpää - [j] talked of this very early on in these idgrid-discussions - before we went Blogger.
katastro.fi gets up to some interesting stuff. Sometimes it reminds me of things we try to get up to.
Koneisto's site is worth a look (this not by katastro.fi) - created by mssrs. Teemu Suviala and Antti Hinkula.
:: and a Q
Was Iceborg ever there? Never got it to work on my PC.
:: Citizenship ::
Are you or will you ever be
a member of
Cyber-Yugoslavia.
-- I thought I was, but after a search I noticed I'm not. Guess I hadn't figured out an appropriate Ministry for myself yet.
In Cyber-Yugoslavia everyone gets to have their own Ministry.
Nervous again ::
Nervousness.org was more teeny than what I thought at first sight, but still, it's useful to know such a site exists.
posted by [jm.] at Monday, August 13, 2001

[info]
...Astronomers Go Behind The Milky Way To Solve X-Ray Mystery
...Romanian boy is to have a new tool
...Global ban on human cloning
posted by [v] at Sunday, August 12, 2001