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Matthew Kuschan

MSFN Forums > Windows based on Unix? - 1 views

  • My suggestion is, why would Microsoft not use the already stable Unix/Linux core, modify it to meet its needs (it is open-source), in response to Apple's MacOS X (much like it is boosting Hotmail storage in response to Google's GMail), and develop an operating system with all the benefits of Unix/Linux, and at the same time - the ease of use of Windows.
  • My suggestion is, why would Microsoft not use the already stable Unix/Linux core, modify it to meet its needs (it is open-source), in response to Apple's MacOS X (much like it is boosting Hotmail storage in response to Google's GMail), and develop an operating system with all the benefits of Unix/Linux, and at the same time - the ease of use of Windows.
Matthew Kuschan

Idea Lab - Becoming Screen Literate - NYTimes.com - 0 views

  • In the West, we became people of the book.
    • Matthew Kuschan
       
      Back in the day the book was everything. People had to go to the library or read news papers to find out any information. With the invention of the internet all that changed, and everyone looked to the computer. Life changed completely.
  • There were more than 10 billion views of video on YouTube in September. The most popular videos were watched as many times as any blockbuster movie.
    • Matthew Kuschan
       
      Internet movies are getting so popular because they are being watched just as much as blockbuster movies. The fact that they are so easy to access makes them a great place to watch and gain viewers. Many people have gotten famous on youtube and other sites like it.
  • With full-blown visuality, I should be able to annotate any object, frame or scene in a motion picture with any other object, frame or motion-picture clip.
    • Matthew Kuschan
       
      Technology is at the point where if u can think of an idea there is a good chance you can do it. Especially when it comes to movies and film. All the action shots and crazy images are portrayed as if really happening when in reality it is just technology at it's best. Pixar is making movies now that are completely computerized. They literally have to power to do anything with these movies
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  • On Google SketchUp’s 3D Warehouse, you can find insanely detailed three-dimensional virtual models of most major building structures of the world.
    • Matthew Kuschan
       
      Google is become the new leader in internet and cyber-space technology. With there new operating system coming out, Google has microsoft terrified. There seems to be no end to this Google power strip. I can not wait to see what they come up with next.
Matthew Kuschan

The Technium - 0 views

shared by Matthew Kuschan on 19 Sep 09 - Cached
  • The second way that technology gains a measure of autonomy is through its self-creation of needs.
    • Matthew Kuschan
       
      Technology is constantly growing an with its growth comes addition applications. Every great piece of technology comes along with different attachments to improve the technology. The article uses the example of the cell phone. Technology can always be improved on and this is a great example of that.
  • It is this stratified stability created by extropy, evolution, and self-organization which prevents the collapse of complexity. If complexity had to re-assemble itself at every instance, nothing really complex would be possible.
    • Matthew Kuschan
       
      Because of extropy, evolution, and self-organization complexity is possible. Everything complex being organized decreases the complexity and simplifies it. The most complex ideas will never be solved without simplifing it down and making it easier to understand.
Matthew Kuschan

What is the Structured Web? » AI3:::Adaptive Information - 0 views

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