MIT Media lab has started a project that will put $100 laptops in the hands of children who normally wouldn’t have them in countries where, in some cases, they do not even have electricity. The students will be able to use the laptops at school and at home. One power solution possibility is a crank [...]
The techie news sites are lighting up with reports of Opera, the alternative web browser, going free. Yes, that’s right. It is now free of charge and can be downloaded from Opera’s web site. I’m not going to provide the download link. I’m sure you can find it on your own, but I would like [...]
When I first opened the terminal in Mac OS X, I noticed two things: 1. The fonts looked awful. They did not antialias the fonts. I’m sure many of the hardcore UNIX-heads prefer it that way. Well, I’m used to KDE (http://www.kde.org) Konsole, which has nice looking fonts. 2. Like all BSD (http://www.bsd.org/)s, it uses [...]
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