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POPSLondon Is The World's WiFi Capital A cool detail: home network users are more security-savvy than companies. 90% of Londoners have encrypted their home networks, but only 80% of corporations.
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POPSDolly Parton Vs. Google I sympathize with event producers, and it feels wrong to disagree with Dolly -- but come on. If we make that spectrum available to the public, the benefit to consumers is huge, and it's easy enough to regulate them to avoid interference.
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POPSSpykee Spy Robot | The Robot Spy Spykee the Spy Robot is the latest creation from meccano and will leave you completely speechless. Spykee is a CCTV robot and is the toy of the future.
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POPSMoofers Demand Topless Meeting ecohacking (also known as geoengineering) – the use of science in very large-scale projects to change the environment for the better/stop global warming (e.g. by using mirrors in space to deflect sunlight away from Earth). hockey mom – like a soccer mom, but one who is supportive of her ice-hockey playing kids, as popularized by Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin link bait – content on a website that encourages a user to place links to it from other websites luchador – a wrestler, an exponent of lucha libre rewilding – the process of returning an area to its original wild state/flora/fauna etc.
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POPSFree Nationwide Wi-Fi Network To Censor Political Websites Blogs, social networks, alternative news to be filtered out I wonder if Clipmarks will be among them? If they want to block "alternative political websites, that go against the corporate establishment", blogs, alternative news and social networks, then half the internet will be banned! *LOL* Damn, if this wasn't so ridiculously fascist, it would be funny.
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POPSBuildings That Blog "Less invasively (but less interestingly) perhaps the building sprays free wifi, and the landing page for the wifi connection is that blog." An idea from the mind of Warren Ellis.
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POPSWireless at Fiber Speeds Richard Ridgway, a senior researcher at Battelle, says that the technique could be used to send huge files across college campuses, to quickly set up emergency networks in a disaster, and even to stream uncompressed high-definition video from a computer or set-top box to a display.
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POPSSurprising Things You Can Get For Free (Or Almost) More free stuff: Sheet music MutopiaProject.org has 1,272 pieces available Radio service Pandora.com is like your own personal radio service Gently used stuff at freecycle.org Photo organizer Picasa (picasa.google.com) Spam filter Get your download at spamato.net Family calendar Famundo.com is an online calendar, address book and message board
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POPSNew design highlights your green side :) "The lamp pulses for about three seconds, displaying green if you´re doing better than your goal, yellow if you´re on target, and red if you´re using too much power. Then the lamp returns to a regular white light lamp." A nice one :)
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POPS6 Steps to Secure Your Home Wireless Network Follow these rules to avoid a world-wide exposure of your private computers through wi-fi exploits. You never know when a frendly-looking, intelligent, and un-suspicious looking guy is cracking into your home network while sitting in his car 30 meters down the road.
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POPSRoboCup Soccer for Humanoid Robots Videos and some information about the Darmstadt Dribblers, a team of autonomous soccer playing robots, developed by a research group of the Univeristy of Darmstadt.
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POPSKohjinsha SC -- Japan's Eee PC killer Kohjinsha SC, the latest UMPC from Japan is now availlable in an English-language version in the U.S. for $1100. The Kohjinsha SC, featuring a 7" touchscreen, is equipped with the Intel Atom processor clocked at 1.33 GHz, 1GB RAM, 60GB HDD, built-in Wi-Fi and a built-in GPS module.
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