Category Archives: Ideas
A perfect depiction of how we will use computers in the future
Imagine you just bought a new home and faced with a whole bunch of empty rooms. Mr. and Mrs. average get a little overwhelmed not knowing what will look good or not, lucky for them Apple* created the Apple View and Pottery Barn* created an augmented reality catalogue. Through the viewer combined with the catalogue [...]
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Browser Annoyance
This post is so old in the grand scheme of the web, that is it is a dead topic we all hate that the web progresses to fast yet the vessels in which it resides take so long to change and develop. More than anyone Microsoft has been the biggest cause of pain to web [...]
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A lesson to learn…
I have been working with and using this concept for a long time, I have allowed my mind to wander and ponder things for what I think they truly are. So that said the principle I have been thinking about is that there is no such thing as good or bad – evil to some. [...]
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How we will use computers in the future.
Okay so this isn’t a new concept, really just the way I see it happening. This post came about through a conversation I had with two of my friends – Ernst and Benny. We were having the usual Mac/Pc discussion and it all just unraveled from there. The way we use computers now is silly [...]
Looking at bookstores differently
Yesterday I did my usual get out of the house drive to my nearest bookstore – in this case it was Exclusive Books – and as I was browsing around I realized I’m not really here to buy a book. I am really just here to clear my head, this made me think. I generally [...]
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