WASTE is a software product and protocol that enables secure distributed communication for small (on the order of 10-50 nodes) trusted groups of users.
WASTE is designed to enable small companies and small teams within larger companies to easily communicate and collaborate in a secure and efficient fashion, independent of physical network topology.
GPL source is available.
We've all wanted our own aircraft carrier!
For a measly $4.5 mill you can have one!
Room for 1300 of your closest friends (just don't tell them they'll have to crew too!
Toshiba seems to have built a hotspot AP in a box!
Everything you need, except for the broadband connection...
Everything you could ever want to be able to read your DVD's yourself!
NCSA in Urbana has built a supercomputer from off the shelf Playstation 2 units!
.5 trillion ops /sec using 70 units..
Not interested in the MPU, instead, a graphics co-processor!
This could be the worst case of Poison Ivy that I've seen...
WARNING: don't visit this page while yer eating..
Yep, next time you're watching your favorite old zombie flick you can pull and and crank up your favorite "rotting-corpse" scented candle.. or maybe the "graveyard" scent?
Want to see the first pictures of the Earth that have been taken from Mars?
If you want to test drive a Seqway before you buy you can always go out to Spokane for a test drive.
Is it possible that someone could take over SUNW?
Here's an Escher-like water fountain in which the water appears to flow up-hill.
I think I'm going to have to experiment here...
Here's a cool article on Photonic Crystals and their use/ability to change light frequencies...
Implication? in optical networking you can pump frequencies down the fibre and when it becomes saturated at that frequency you can easily change to a new frequency.
They could also allow the medical community more easily replace x-rays with the spectrum between microwave and infrared.
Think light bulbs. If you want red light you can re-target all of the green-blue-whatever to red. You won't lose the energy, you'll just re-frequency it!
Here's what we've always wanted!
A light bulb with an embedded WiFi AP!
The only question I've got is "does it only work at night?" ;-}
Wow...
SONY has announced their new handheld game platform!
Coming in late 2004
480x272 pixels
16x9 aspect ratio
USB 2.0
Stereo
MPEG4 (~3hrs in 512MB)
1.8GB optical disk
Guess all it needs is Wi-Fi.. and maybe some good batteries!
Wow! There's a new IBM Mainframe announced!
Code named T-Rex...
Hundreds of virtual linux boxes, partitioning on the fly... hey all this sounds familiar...