PC to go?

[Archived in Blackberry Pda, Entry, Treo Pda]

timdaw on 2003/10/20:

  „Instead, they commandeer a computer when they get to a desk. Or they get by with a connected PDA, like a Treo or Blackberry.“

http://www.kiosknews.org/archives/000190.html - Cached

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Some slightly related:

Touchstone Magazine - Mere Comments

  „It explores the differences and tendencies of legal and policy mechanisms based on what is "good" in moral terms; cf. the pursuit of what is "right," that is, pragmatic for the simple, measureable, often economic common wel“

http://www.touchstonemag.com/blogarchive/ 2003_12_14_editors.html - Cached

PC AI - Data Mining, Modeling, Simulation and Analysis: 15.5

  „Building Intelligent Models from Data Mining and Expert Knowledge: A Look at Fundamental Principles Earl Cox explores key issues associated with knoweldge-based model design and execution including data variables, data and fuzzy spaces, experimental controls, coping with noise, ambiguity, missing data, isolation of dependent and independent variables, and statistical and regression analyses.“

http://www.pcai.com/web/issues/ pcai_15_5_toc.html - Cached

PC AI - Intelligent Applications: 15.1

  „Francone introduces Genetic Programming and techniques for implementing computerized machine learning that accelerates program evolution dramatically.“

http://www.pcai.com/web/issues/ pcai_15_1_toc.html - Cached

Linux On The Desktop

  „Interesting distro: CD based and targeting multimedia users..."dyne:bolic is a GNU/Linux distribution simply running from a CD, without the need to install anything, able to recognize most of your devices and periferals: sound, video, TV, network cards, firewire, usb devices and more.“

Found at a page of miladus, posted on 2004/04/29

http://www.miladus.org/mepis/archives/ 2004_04.html#002349 - Cached

February 2001

  „I'm a rather geeky individual, so I run Zonealarm2 firewall on my Internet-connected machines (a real neat program, by the way). Anyway, yesterday I noticed some odd activity in my firewall logs. About ten requests from different IPs were trying to connect to port 7800 on my main machine, which is odd, as I didn't remember setting up any servers on that port (I'm also a server nut, too):-)Naturally, being familiar with programs like NetBus and Back Oriface, I assumed that I was being port-scanned for those different daemons' presence (for those of you that don't know, port #s below 1024 are reserved for FTP, web and other "high-security-clearance" servers.“

http://www.techtales.com/ttales0301.html - Cached

Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - January 19, 2004

  „I hope to collect various bits of information that cross my desk and appear on my screen every week. Some of these items may be considered "news items" concerning events and happenings of interest to computer-owning genealogists. Some other items will be mini press releases about new genealogy software or other products and services that have just become available.“

http://www.eogn.com/archives/news0403.htm - Cached

Gadgetry - No End in Sight

  „When I first spotted NEC's USB flash drive, my first question was, can I install programmes like Eudora on it so I can run my email from any machine? Answer, possibly, but Forward Solutions, now has a USB memory stick called the Migo that takes your current email, calendar, and Outlook contact data, your recently-used files, desktop preferences and Internet favorites, and copies them all on to the same stick, encrypted. You stick the stick into any computer, and that machine becomes a clone of your PC.“

Found at a page of Earl Mardle, posted on 2003/10/18

http://keynet.blogs.com/networks/2003/10/ gadgetry_no_end.html - Cached

Migo review

  „So I got a Migo yesterday. Talked to the company that wrote the software that runs on it. I am intrigued by the idea that I could take my desktop with me on a USB keychain dongle.“

Found at a page of Martin, posted on 2004/04/15

http://www.martinandalex.com/blog/archives/ 000678.html - Cached

Interesting Trends: Knoppix, USB Flash, OceanStore and RDF

  „Migo are already doing clever things by caching personalization information like favorites, etc. Then there is “ibutton’:http://www.ibutton.com/pki.html which throws a Public key certificate on the fob. Given that USB 2.0 is everywhere and fast, I know understand what a smart card is.“

Found at a page of rich, posted on 2004/01/28

http://www.tongfamily.com/guide_to_pcs/ 001351.html - Cached

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