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andrewducker) wrote2012-03-02 11:00 am
andrewducker) wrote2012-03-02 11:00 am
Entry tags:
- amazon,
- apple,
- business,
- censorship,
- coding,
- development,
- dna,
- ebooks,
- games,
- genetics,
- internet,
- law,
- links,
- politics,
- power,
- programming,
- psychology,
- publishing,
- sales,
- software,
- usa,
- water,
- web
Interesting Links for 02-03-2012
- Apple censoring books because they contain URLs to a competitor
- You cannot use two genes to predict voter behaviour
- If you're doing anything on a .com domain that is illegal _if you were doing it in the US_ then it can be taken away.
- Coding tricks of game developers - anecdotes and examples of things you should hope you never have to do
- A generator that uses waste water for power - and desalinates it at the same time.
- How Not To Sell Software
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Looks like it still needs a bunch of work, but it may well prove to be incredibly useful.
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Yeah – it could well do a lot of good. Or something that someone builds having looked at it and decided they could do better.
I’ve been thinking about mobile phone use in the developing world. Not much in the way of telephone cables being built in rural Africa or India because they are expensive and you can deliver the same benefit just by using mobile phone.
The more I think about the water (and electricity) supply issue in rural Africa the more I think the equivalent of mobile phones are needed; distributed, stand-alone solutions that require the minimum of infrastructure. The pipes will come later, if they are needed.