It seems as though Japan & China are just more progressive than us, or maybe, just not enough people have killed in America yet for the mass population to stop regarding these virtual worlds as children’s games. Either way, what is certain is that the amount of freedom we are given within our virtual worlds is not as great as I had originally thought.
18:08, Nov 3rd, 08
3-travelogue
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A famous saying goes, “There is a time and place for everything.” But in this age of open source availability and peer production, there seems to be no place for the purchase of information. Gone are the days of scanning aisles of music stores for the newest CD’s, and crossing our fingers that the movie we want will not be rented out at Blockbuster. But we have come to a point where the Internet is not just a forum we fall back on, but the one we go to first. Why would I buy the newly realeased season of my favorite show on DVD, when I can access it anytime I want on alluc.org, tvshack, or showlinks?
…..I wouldn’t. And I don’t.
16:09, Nov 1st, 08
3-travelogue Uncategorized
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Last week I discussed the G1’s hardware and after having tried one out for myself I can say that the it is definitely a solid phone from that perspective. This week, I’m going to look at just what makes the G1 special: it’s open source software platform, Android.
On a scale of chips ahoy to tollhouse, my blog post is rates a vegan goodness (aka off the charts!! yeah!!) Read More
16:35, Oct 19th, 08
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“I’m not perfect. I never said I was. But I’m pretty damn good, and I’m getting better by the second, and it’s all thanks to people like you.” – BJ Novak, as Wikipedia Brown
The New Media Embed Program NMRS08 ! On The Media
