Half-life of the autonomic nervous system.
If you ever have arguments with people of the opposite sex, the following may be the most valuable advice you […]
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Field Notes
The secret language of babies.
Apparently babies have five distinguishable cries, each with a different meaning. Here’s the decoder: Why is my newborn baby crying?
Field Notes
Linux for the People
After telling George Bush to go to hell, Hugo Chavez is doing the same thing to Bill Gates: Technology Review:
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CES 2007 highlights.
My very idiosyncratic list: Scariest product: Security Spy Direct was demonstrating a combination flashlight/taser. As the brochure says: “Your opponent’s
Published Work
Ultra Wideband Will Cut the Cable Clutter
LAS VEGAS–New wireless networking technologies are poised to cut the cable clutter on your desktop–starting with USB cables. At CES
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Fiber in the Home: Tenvera Shows Residential Fiber-Optic Solution
LAS VEGAS–If you’re lucky, a local Internet service provider may have started offering a residential fiber-optic service in the past
Field Notes
Key to Apple phone success: iSync
Pete Mortensen is right — if Apple’s phone is to succeed, it will be on the strength of its ability
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Tech trends and predictions 2007.
It’s a new year, and it’s time for pundits — even part-time pundits like me — to make their predictions.
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Is ‘Web 2.0’ Another Bubble?
VCs Todd Dagres and David Hornik in a thoughtful debate: Is ‘Web 2.0’ Another Bubble? – WSJ.com
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Slashdot | Wikinomics
From a review of Wikinomics on Slashdot: a snapshot of BoingBoing’s home page counted 11788 words, of which 6472 were