Feb
13
These are my links for January 29th through February 12th:
- Who Owns What - Looking at the Internet media landscape ownership
- The Evolution of Tech Companies? Logos - You?ve seen these tech logos everywhere, but have you ever wondered how they came to be? Did you know that Apple?s original logo was Isaac Newton under an apple tree? Or that Nokia?s original logo was a fish?
- Learn Chinese - Learn Mandarin - Learn chinese online
- How To Discover Secret Gadgets on the FCC Site - The FCC website is chock full of unannounced gadgets. Finding these gadgets is a simple process, but for many, knowing where to begin is a difficult task. This how-to guide helps you to find your own treasure chest of undiscovered gadgets!
- Edward Tufte on interface design and the iPhone - The iPhone elegantly solves the design problem of small screens by intensifying the information resolution of each page. This video shows some of the resolution-enhancing methods of the iPhone, along with a few places for improvements in resolution.
- L’attaque des clones - Une méthode pour facilement vous cloner
Feb
12
Et je suis…
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> Via OneGoodMove
> Et je suis… UN GROS CON!
Feb
4
Sortie du week-end à la Para
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Superbe sortie ce dimanche après les chutes de neige de la fin de semaine. Nous sommes monté à “La Para”, officiellement “La Tornette” qui se situe dans les Alpes Vaudoises. Une jolie course variée et techniquement facile de 1350m de dénivellation et qui nous emmène à 2540m d’altitude. La vue depuis le sommet est superbe et, avec le temps qu’il faisait, il était difficile de ne pas s’arrêter tous les 100m pour prendre des photos…
Depuis le sommet, Le Taran et le village de Leysin en fond
Feb
4
The true price of SMS messages
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This is a great piece of research on comparing the actual completely out of this world price of SMS messages. Even though the price base used on the article is taken from AT&T and more expensive to SMS prices we have around in Europe, the calculation shows how the mobile phone companies are screwing up their customers.
A little exemple :
From my ISP: $1
Via SMS messaging: $15,339,212.80
