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A Turing machine (TM) is a very simple kind of computer, * but despite its simplicity it can do anything * that the computer you are reading this on can * (it will probably be slower, but it will work).

Chris is expanding this article into a book, due out in May 2006. Follow his continuing coverage of the subject on The Long Tail blog. In 1988, a British mountain climber named Joe Simpson wrote a book called Touching the Void, a harrowing account of near death in the Peruvian Andes.

Related bookmarks: - Coalition of Automated Legal Applications | Working Groups http://coala.global/?page_id=15461 - Bitlov is a blockchain secured money automation system for individuals, corporations, and also charities. http://www.bitlov.com - How to Write Safe Smart Contracts https://chriseth.github.io/notes/talks/safe_solidity/#/ - Doing Distributed Business | Eris + IPFS https://db.erisindustries.com/distributed%20business/2015/11/01/eris-and-ipfs/ - Slock.it to Introduce Smart Locks Linked to Smart Ethereum Contracts, Decentralize the Sharing Economy | Bitcoin Magazine - https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/slock-it-to-introduce-smart-locks-linked-to-smart-ethereum-contracts-decentralize-the-sharing-economy-1446746719 Pay for Performance, Simplified - http://smartcontract.com/ Related articles: - Smart contract https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart%20contract - Ethereum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethereum - Crypto-anarchism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto-anarchism - Block chain (database) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block%20chain%20%28database%29

Welcome. Please come in. Imagine that we're together, you and I, seated at the edge of a vineyard laden with fruit. If you accept this invitation, you'll be stepping into ripening time - the theme of this site. Ripening, as I use it here, means coming to our full flavor as human beings.

History of Wikipedia; unusual video

"Top Tips for a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign Plan Ahead Crowdfunding is in no way the quick or 'easy option' and requires months of strategic planning before you launch. Talk to people about your idea, run focus groups (or set up a Facebook group online), and build an engaged and excited community in advance, so you can hit the ground running when your campaign launches. Getting your video pitch right is crucial, so make it professional, with good visuals and audio."

""There's no way for microfinance companies to communicate with each other," said Joyce Kim, executive director at the Stellar Development Foundation. The combined Oradian/Stellar product would allow microfinance companies to quickly send money to each other. "There's something like 100,000 microfinance institutions, how do we connect them? How do they get the kinds of efficiencies that will change their lives?" The partnership is going to move slowly, beginning with a pilot program in Nigeria, where moving money often physically carrying cash on a 12-hour bus ride. Stellar could, obviously, change that dynamic."

"This amazing engineer explains how we are continuously bombarded by radiation from space. He shares his idea of developing an open source networked detector for these cosmic rays, creating a massive cosmic ray telescope and empowering citizens to take part in the scientific process."

Apertium is a free/open-source machine translation platform, initially aimed at related-language pairs but expanded to deal with more divergent language pairs (such as English-Catalan). The platform provides a language-independent machine translation engine tools to manage the linguistic data necessary to build a machine translation system for a given language pair and linguistic data for a growing number of language pairs.

Un copyfraud est une fausse déclaration de possession de droit d'auteur faite dans le but d'acquérir le contrôle d'une œuvre quelconque. La définition a été proposée en 2006 par Jason Mazzone, un professeur associé en droit à la Brooklyn Law School. Related bookmarks: - Twitter, le micro-plagiat et la physique quantique du copyright http://www.a-brest.net/article18046.html - Fêter le patrimoine, mais laisser disparaître le domaine public ? | :: S.I.Lex :: http://scinfolex.com/2012/09/15/feter-le-patrimoine-mais-laisser-disparaitre-le-domaine-public/ - L'inverse du piratage, c'est le copyfraud, et on n'en parle pas | Hotel Wikipedia | Rue89 Les blogs http://blogs.rue89.nouvelobs.com/les-coulisses-de-wikipedia/2012/10/14/linverse-du-piratage- cest-le-copyfraud-et-personne-nen-parle Related articles: - Copyfraud https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyfraud More stories: - When it comes to censorship, WordPress has your back http://boingboing.net/2015/07/27/when-it-comes-to-censorship-w.html Automattic, WordPress's parent company, has a new transparency report that shows that they've bounced 43% of their 2015 copyright censorship demands for being frivolous or invalid.

video about gofundme, the first reference of crowdfunding site

properties of digital environments

John Barrett présente en anglais dans cette conférence TedX ce qu'est l'internet des objets.

"Designer and social entrepreneur Aral Balkan believes it is time to build an alternate future where we own our own tools, services, and data. And to do this we must create a new category of design-led, experience-driven 'technology'."

"Louis Pouzin est un des premiers ingénieurs français à s'intéresser à la discipline de l'informatique. Dans les années 1970, sur la base de ses connaissances acquises au MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) et chez Bull, il dirige le projet Cyclades, un des premiers réseaux ordinateurs au sein de l'Iria (ex-Inria). Dans le cadre de ce projet, il créé le datagramme et le modèle de transmission des données par paquet. Ces travaux seront à l'origine de la création du protocole TCP/IP par Vinton Cerf et Robert Kahn. Il s'agit du principe d'Internet. Aujourd'hui, face au développement de l'Internet mondial, Louis Pouzin préconise des évolutions et prend notamment position dans des affaires telles que celle des écoutes de la National Security Agency (NSA)."

arry Roberts Calls Himself the Founder of the Internet. Who Are You to Argue?

"Paul Henry Ginsparg (born 1955) is a physicist widely known for his development of the ArXiv.org e-print archive[2][3][4] and for contributions to theoretical physics." He has been awarded the P.A.M. (Physics-Astronomy-Math) Award from the Special Libraries Association,[13] named a Lingua Franca "Tech 20"