There's nothing unusual about churches advertising Sunday services, but South Florida atheists are turning that idea on its head: Why not promote the belief that there is no God?
In "Digital Maoism", an original essay written for Edge, computer scientist and digital visionary Jaron Lanier finds fault with what he terms the new online collectivism. He cites as an example the Wikipedia, noting that "reading a Wikipedia entry is like reading the bible closely. There are faint traces of the voices of various anonymous authors and editors, though it is impossible to be sure".
Wookie is a project that creates open specifications and open source software for adding widgets to your applications. [able to do real-time updates too]
Fast and Easy online tool for mockup screens, UI web design and Wireframes for websites, web pages, desktop applications screens and interface designs. Tons of UI elements, Free webpage layout design templates and built-in collaboration and publishing of
File sharing and collaboration service Drop.io turned on real-time and chat features today for all users. Now any additions—e-mailed photos, uploaded files, and phoned-in voicemails—appear immediately for both logged in users and guests, and an integrated chat feature enables instant conversation for teams, website owners, and everyone in between.
The SDG Toolkit is a framework for designing single display groupware applications by managing multiple mice, keyboards, multiple cursors, and mouse/cursor orientation. SDGT is implemented as a .NET package.
Creatives worldwide contribute designs for your project: logo design, business card design, graphic design, website design, photography, illustration and writing.
"The truth is, when these folks protested at Stonewall 40 years ago, no one could have imagined that you or, for that matter, I would be standing here today."
Ambiently is a web discovery engine. While a search engine answers your query with a list of web links, a discovery engine provides you with relevant web links directly from any webpage you are on. These web links will lead you to webpages related to the page you are viewing, help you find more new information, and even surprise you with unexpected and useful web resources.
Two collaborative forms of organizing dominate discussion of open participation and production on the Internet: a crowdsourcing model based on micro-participation from many, unconnected individuals, and a virtual community model, based on strong connections among a committed set of connected members.
The Open Clip Art Library aims to create an archive of user contributed clip art that may be freely used. All graphics submitted to the project must be placed into the Public Domain according to the Public Domain statement created by the Creative Commons. If you'd like to help out, please join the mailing list. Also, browse the archives to review the project's history.
People from around the world are invited to submit pictures, sounds, and text messages that they would want to send to other worlds. The project aims to foster a dialogue about what we should say to extraterrestrial intelligence, as well as whether or not we should be sending intentional messages.
Performs web page classification based only on its URL. MeURLin relies on mnemonic URLs to achieve its classification accuracy. It segments a URL into chunks and expands these segments and uses this information as evidence for classification.
Remixes, mashups, fan tributes and other creative work burgeoning in online video often use copyrighted material without permission or payment. When is it fair to do so? In many cases, creators can employ fair use, a key feature of copyright law.
Atlassian is a global software company that provides enterprise software solutions to the world's leading organisations. Our mission is to build a different kind of software company - one that listens to client needs, values innovation in development and solves customer problems with brilliant simplicity. Atlassian is the creator of the highly popular issue tracking, project management application JIRA.
La mayor parte de nuestra cultura forma parte del dominio público, de aquello que pertenece a todos. El lenguaje, las matemáticas, gran parte de las ciencias, los motivos literarios y artísticos, etc. son de dominio público.
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