Wednesday, January 22, 2003

FilePad is posted on SourceForge! I need to update everchanging's site to reflect this, but this is good for tonight. You can view it here.

Still working on the NewtSync bugs...
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Inkjets "print" living tissue. Inkjet printer technology doesn't get enough credit. From vendors who fill the reservoirs with edible inks and lay down photorealistic images on sheet-cakes to "Napster fabbers" who lay down successive layers of goop to make three-dimensional images, and let's not forget the doomed odorama startup that mixed perfumes in inkjet carts and vaporized them to create aroma-on-demand tech for PCs. Now, though, we have "tubes of living tissue" coming out of inkjets.

Many labs can now print arrays of DNA, proteins or even cells. But for tissue engineers, the big challenge is creating three-dimensional structures. Mironov became interested when Thomas Boland of Clemson University, also in South Carolina, told Mironov how he could print biomaterials using modified ink-jet printers.

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Discuss [Boing Boing Blog]
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Patently outrageous? SBC claims patent on framelike browsing. SBC Intellectual Property wants Web sites to pony up licensing fees for using frames to link to other documents on their sites. [Computerworld News]
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Dance Dance Revolution masters in Tokyo, caught live on tape. Japan pop-culture connoisseur Sam Humphries sez:
This page has insane video of Dance Dance Revolution masters from Tokyo scoring perfect games on the hardest setting with crazy/insane insane/crazy moves. They're the cup stacking girls of Japanese arcades. I recommend the third video, Take getting 10 Greats/3 Misses on Maxx Unlimited Reverse Stealth.
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[Boing Boing Blog]
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This Modern World. Another edition of "Just Folks" -- the show where wealthy conservative pundits discuss their deep affinity for ordinary Americans! [Salon.com]
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Mobile Home: Causari's cool laptop and PDA cases.

Retail whore alert: hip, affordable (<$100) carrying cases for notebooks and PDAs from Causari. Link Discuss (via DailyCandy)

I want one. I'm going to be 28 years old soon, and I'm starting to feel a bit silly walking around with a backpack. But it'll have to wait; I'm trying to be stingy right now in order to make up for my car repairs' dip into my savings.
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