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Tech News from the Assoc. for Computing Machinery- MIT CSAIL's Minerva Video Protocol Reduces Buffering, Pixelation
- 2 Quakes in 2 Days, No Warning from ShakeAlertLA. Now the App Is Getting Reworked
- Researchers Use Blockchain to Drive Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
- What Your Voice Reveals About You
- SMU Researchers Find a New Way to Snoop with Smartphones. Should You Be Worried?
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- Search Research
- SearchResearch (8/14/19): What's your favorite geo-mapping / geo-information tool? You might have noticed... ... lots of the SearchResearch Challenges involve finding other resources--like mapping sites--and then using them to help answer the Challenge-of-the-Week. The new Google Earth on the web (https://www.google.com/earth/) is a fantastic geo-located information resource. An important set of things to know is WHAT resources are availa […]
- Answer: Are there seals in Tahiti? Okay... by now I'm almost back into my Californian mindset... ... but our Challenge from last week still remains. Remember, I asked: While there, I saw lots of wildlife. Such as this anemonefish I found on Raiatea, 1. Is it true there are no seals or sea lions in Tahiti? If so why not? (Or did I just miss them?) How would you do online research […]
- Rethinking Langmuir Circulation lanesA couple of weeks ago...... I asked what I thought was a simple question about "lanes" of quiet water that one can see on bodies of water. Here's that Challenge: 2. As we're sailing from place to place, it's not uncommon to see large patches of water without any ripples on the surface. It's something you see nearly everywher […]
- SearchResearch (8/14/19): What's your favorite geo-mapping / geo-information tool?
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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Delicious (and no, I won’t use the name’s periods, because they’re not logical)
I do like that you can add tags to refine your own lists; I can see that it could be confusing to have each person defining what something actually "is", since folksonomy isn’t a rigid taxonomy. The 8 minute … Continue reading
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Wikis
I don’t know if I really need a wiki (or would have the discipline to keep up with it), but maybe having one will propel me into something so creative I can’t even comprehend what I’m about to do. I … Continue reading
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YouTube, Hulu, and Fancast
I LOVE HULU. I missed some episodes of a T.V. show in which I was interested, and, lo and behold, there it was on Hulu. I dont mind the ads….they give me time to go to the bathroom or get … Continue reading
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Social Networking
So I was looking at the lists provided. MySpace is certainly overrun with teenagers, and not a place I’d care to go. Facebook was way too intrusive in its questions, and pummeled me with suggested "friends" I might like to … Continue reading
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Flickr
Let me start off by saying that there are some beautifully composed photos at this site, which proves that you don’t have to be a professional, you just have to have a ‘good’ eye. Because, boy howdy, there are some … Continue reading
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Streaming Music
Okay, I’m really bummed that MusicStrand is currently in a private Beta, because I like the idea that you pick music you like, and they suggests artists you may never have heard of ("ReadAlikes" sites have benn good to me thus … Continue reading
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BlogLines
What a great RSS feed! I like that it has suggestions for popular blogs, but also that it lets you subscribe to any blog you want. "CollectingMyThoughts" is a great blog, as is Library Journal’s "Annoyed Librarian" (I do like … Continue reading
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