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21 October 2011
SOCIETY - Goodbye Facebook
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Goodbye Facebook? Yes, I'm leaving, it was good to know you but I'm moving on. I'm tired of the constant changes. I have the fee...
05 October 2011
TECHNOLOGY - LibreOffice
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If you use or need an office suite, it's worth considering LibreOffice. There are a number of reasons for this and some of them may surp...
11 May 2011
TECHNOLOGY - Chromebook is coming!
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Chromebook? What's that ?!! It's Google's plan to replace operating systems with a device that does nothing but browse the web. ...
27 September 2010
Can decentralised control work?
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Most businesses and other large organisations (government, church, military, education, medical) are based on a hierarchical command and con...
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24 February 2010
USA thinks open source is piracy!
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Now here is a very strange thing. It seems that the USA considers Canada to be guilty of a sort of intellectual property theft, or if not ex...
30 December 2009
Church of Two (CO2)
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At the House2House Conference in Dallas in September, John White demonstrated Church of Two (CO2). We all had a chance to try an aspect of...
09 December 2009
Linked Data - queryable, extensive, public data
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Tim Berners-Lee has done it again. This time it's not about hyperlinked text but about queryable data . In many ways this can be seen ...
17 October 2009
Testing Google Wave
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I had an invitation from Google to join their Wave preview, and very nice it is too. I invited the limited number of friends I'm allowe...
26 June 2009
Friendfeed as a personal hub
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Spyros Heniadis, writing on his blog about Facebook and Twitter , makes some very good points as he compares and contrasts the value these t...
13 May 2009
The Internet Protocol
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Did you know that your connection to the internet is dying on its feet? Honestly, it really is! And the consequences are simply horrendous. ...
05 May 2009
Are you an edgling?
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Stowe Boyd is a computing/internet/techie guru. He's the kind of guy who tweets from conference sessions every few seconds and he's ...
28 April 2009
Wolfram Alpha
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Wolfram Alpha is about to hit the streets (or at any rate, a computer screen near you). Created by Stephen Wolfram and his company, Wolfram ...
17 December 2008
The Antikythera Mechanism
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The heavily corroded remains of an intricate and strange looking mechanism were found in 1901 in a Mediterranean shipwreck. Sixty years late...
28 November 2008
Look, no connection!
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You are in a remote African village, in the middle of Antarctica, on a small Scottish island miles from the nearest town. You have no mains ...
12 September 2008
Too many social networks!
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There are too many social networking sites out there, each one different, many with interesting content. Each one requires me to enter my pr...
29 August 2008
Making the most of blogs
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It's really good to know you're here, reading the Scilla Blog - thanks for dropping by. Maybe you read many blogs, maybe you read on...
22 July 2008
MIT's Simile
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MIT stands for 'Massachusetts Institute of Technology', right? That's widely known. But what does Simile stand for? If you don...
19 July 2008
Astronomy
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Previous | Part 3 of a series | Next Why am I interested in astronomy ? I think it's because I'm fascinated by the vastness of the...
18 July 2008
What's the purpose of the Scilla blog?
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Previous | Part 1 of a series | Next Most blogs focus on a particular topic, but this one covers all sorts of topics. One reason for this...
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30 June 2008
Robotic snake in the water
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A robotic snake ? Oh yes, and it's a pretty clever design too. Each segment has it's own built-in logic, the segments communicate an...
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