Goodbye Beautiful Home
05/30/2007
Very 360Fashion. check out the fon page next time you are in amsterdam. Let me know if you find it. Do a screen shot and email it to me. :-) gosh i hope this taxi comes.
Very 360Fashion. check out the fon page next time you are in amsterdam. Let me know if you find it. Do a screen shot and email it to me. :-) gosh i hope this taxi comes.
I just got this great gift in the mail from nokia blogger relations. It is really sturdy and will be great for taking photos at night! Also for podcasting it will be great too. I hope they keep producing items like this that will help take phone camera shooting to a next level.
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Security expert Bruce Schneier has highlighted privacy concerns around the Nike+iPod Sport Kit, a technology that lets people track time and other statistics while running.
He drew attention to a demonstration by researchers at the University of Washington of a surveillance system that automatically tracks people through the Nike+iPod Sport Kit, which consists of a wireless sensor that fits into Nike+ Air Zoom Moire sneakers and a small white receiver that plugs in to an iPod Nano.
RFID tags are increasingly popular in the retail sector, where companies such as Wal-Mart Stores use them to track shipments and keep a close check on stock levels. But campaigners have warned that the privacy of consumers could be compromised if they don't destroy these tags after they buy the item.
"To me, the real significance of this work is how easy it was," Schneier said. "Unless we enact some sort of broad law requiring companies to add security into these sorts of systems, companies will continue to produce devices that erode our privacy through new technologies. Not on purpose, not because they're evil--just because it's easier to ignore the externality than to worry about it."
////well i'm worried about it. time to go back to vintage. vintage would be the modern day cloak of invisibility, from harry potter.
THINGLINK.ORG & SEMACODE READERS are the right way to go. non-trackable on humans by surveilance equipment.
Thinglink is an open database for anyone, from artists to designers, collectors and trendspotters, to add and publish portfolios with their favourite things.
My question remains. This rfid implementation concept in fashion and all things would be like having night goggles on that could let you see neon colors. Like in nightclub's when they put the black lights. But i don't want to be tracked. It's not safe still in the world as a woman to show where she lives. Not even people. This can mean break in's and as long as these social problems exist, i'm not sure i want to be completely transparent. What do you think? As a business, yes, as transparent as possible. As a human, sometimes i just want to go hide in the bushes and not see people. We've found a way now to find places on the map, and literally now with technology, we can see your house, building everything. We are gaining a global view which is the key. Understanding. Right speech. Right view. Right mindset. Right heart. Forgiveness. As my friend from technorati said, san fran is very small. He can walk to all the startups around him.
maybe with tools like nokia gate5, in our hands, it will start to change some of the current definitions we have today, such as
what is profit? Is it a bottom line or is it a balance considering all living things?
keeping your word. Making your word so powerful it can move mountains and spread good will.
i will enjoy to keep practicing my nokia gate5, i am sure to get a better handle on it as time goes by. My friend says you can load the maps from pc software. I'll test that next.
Ok. Now for china test.
I have been trying to find out on a map exactly where my agency in china's office is so i can see where it is in the city. No luck to find it or any info on yahoo mobile maps. And i noticed when i searched for news and images, my phone displayed strange characters. Maybe my phone does not write chinese. I wish i knew how to fix that. Cuz it would be handy to see the characters and show it to someone who is bilingual to show where i want to go.
I have been reading a lot about china. Studying for my trip. I realised it's pretty dirty there with pollution. I wanted to buy a nose mask and find my sunglasses, as the books suggested but i was shocked at how ugly the bike masks look. Why can they not look pretty? Anyway, my friend wanted to loan me his snakeskin sunglasses, and face mask, however, i graciously declined.
Nanotech food under discussion in Amsterdam.
The role of nanotechnology in food processing, monitoring, labelling, storage and distribution is the subject of a two day meeting that kicks off tomorrow in Amsterdam, Holland.