Before I go direct to the main point.
I was thinking about gravity waves. What would make the largest signal?
Two or more black holes falling in to each other, collapsing together. These are singularities of unimaginable masses.
How fast could they rotate? Without friction once they start circling each other they would eventually stale mate and never fall in to each other any further unless there is losses from gravitational drag.
There rotation speeds could be in the trillions of trillions of rpm and doing it with incredible amplitudes. Essentially vibrating the entire universe.
The only way for these two black holes to fall further into each other they must slow down.
This could be done by emitting waves. After all gravity is the only thing that can escape from a black hole. Any matter fall in on itself would start to rotate creating a vortex held open by centrifugal force.
Now imagine the universe as really a giant vibrating table. With time space being the non-Newtonian fluid the wave is traveling within.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zoTKXXNQIU
Maybe it could be that all matter is self reinforcing patters of material that takes shape because of gravity wave vibrations.
That our perception of the speed of light it the based on the wave length/frequency of these gravity waves.
So is the particle size and life time.
It could be that it's really the vibrations like waves put out in this medium is what creates all particle and matter and governs it's interaction.
In which case the speed of light would be constant over space, but may indeed be varying globally over time depending based on the vibrational field your in.
And that it would be impossible to create small localized fields.
This might explain this whole dark matter and energy. Why galaxies are shaped the way they are etc.
It could also be possible that each galaxy has it's own universal constants derived from the wave frequency and shapes out out from it's regional black holes.
Anyhow it's just a thought. Maybe totally crazy rantings. So don't take these seriously unless I am proven right in 100 years. ;) After all we now have a million monkeys on a million typewrites, all typing, blogs. Eventually one will come out with a right answer.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Lakshmi means to perceive or observe an objective or aim.
Lashmi is the Goddess of Wealth. Not necessarily monetarily although that's how most people take it.
I am starting to think that people have been mis-perceiving or many more like used to have it taught to then in such a way that it effects there thinking and behavior and yet, they don't really see maybe what the original author wrote or intended. I guess it really all a matter of perception. Of where you are observing the text from, a way of thinking about things.
There is a good chance that this drifted from something that was more like Athena, the goddess of wisdom and victory. I think these are really a more the the spirit, or emotion way of thinking. Like feeling patriotic is. Something that is not a flesh and blood physical entity.
I think most of the Hindu gods must really be a very comprehensive inventory of social meme's. Ways of thinking and acting and the paths that they will lead to. This is told in a very open non-western way of viewing the world. The stories of each god it to teach the children to be aware and see certain trends and types of behavior in the world. Of what to avoid to not be tricked or taken in and which ones to look up to. There are good gods, and bad gods with many that are shades of gray. A whole strange and unfamiliar way of viewing morality to those raised as Christians where we have good and evil, sin and non-sin.
I am starting to think that people have been mis-perceiving or many more like used to have it taught to then in such a way that it effects there thinking and behavior and yet, they don't really see maybe what the original author wrote or intended. I guess it really all a matter of perception. Of where you are observing the text from, a way of thinking about things.
There is a good chance that this drifted from something that was more like Athena, the goddess of wisdom and victory. I think these are really a more the the spirit, or emotion way of thinking. Like feeling patriotic is. Something that is not a flesh and blood physical entity.
I think most of the Hindu gods must really be a very comprehensive inventory of social meme's. Ways of thinking and acting and the paths that they will lead to. This is told in a very open non-western way of viewing the world. The stories of each god it to teach the children to be aware and see certain trends and types of behavior in the world. Of what to avoid to not be tricked or taken in and which ones to look up to. There are good gods, and bad gods with many that are shades of gray. A whole strange and unfamiliar way of viewing morality to those raised as Christians where we have good and evil, sin and non-sin.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
I had a dream
When I was a kid over 30 years ago, I was dreaming that a TV technology in the future would obviously be able to instantly access and play almost every music album, TV show and movie ever made. That it would be flat and hang on the wall. And even have a computer as part of it. No it wasn't intelligent or be able to speak, but it would also have video conferencing and CCTV. That this TV would be available almost everywhere, and work on small little devices as well at large screen. That is would also play on a device that is amazing similar to the iPad too, a device that would completely replace books constantly connected to a global network constantly.
As I sit here I am realizing that I have it, right here, right now in front of me. Yea it a bit of a kludge, but it's all here.
I have my PC with an HDMI output graphics card hooked to the HDTV. I canceled my cable, and decided that were are almost there, the point where the Internet could almost replace it. I also have my Internet Enabled Blue Ray player that get's Pandora, YouTube, Netflix and Blockbuster.
All this business with PVR's and recoding shows, it's just dreadful nonsense. I can watch it all now, instantly without any preplanning at all. I have a slider and can just jump forward and backward instantly, sometimes I am stuck with a short commercial, which I can live with.
So far I have be able to watch almost anything that I really had an interest in. Granted some has had to be bit torrented or paid for. Preferable paid for when ever possible. Anyhow the point it there hasn't been a single thing I can think of that I haven't been able to find.
All sorts of hard to find, obscure movies and old TV shows. Current shows. I am sitting here watching Star Trek VII: Generations on Hulu now. It's not the best movie, but I really love classic trek, on the HD set it looks great.
I went through hell to find the smallest cheapest set that can display the video in it's native resolution. Believe it or not there is HD content available over the web now. Some even in 1080p and several sites even streaming in 1080p. It's breathtaking. I have yet to see any Broadcast or Cable TV over 720p. Even though most sets can play video in 1920 x 1080 resolution they have to resize it to fit. the real screen resolution of 1366 x 768 . This really kills the image quality to put it lightly.
Well I made an interesting observation. High end streaming video works seems to work better on even a low end DSL then it did on my cable modem. This came a real shock to me, and would like to test this from a few more sites. Add that to this business where the cable companies were messing with p2p file transfers and for a log time were doing it secretly.
As I sit here I am realizing that I have it, right here, right now in front of me. Yea it a bit of a kludge, but it's all here.
I have my PC with an HDMI output graphics card hooked to the HDTV. I canceled my cable, and decided that were are almost there, the point where the Internet could almost replace it. I also have my Internet Enabled Blue Ray player that get's Pandora, YouTube, Netflix and Blockbuster.
All this business with PVR's and recoding shows, it's just dreadful nonsense. I can watch it all now, instantly without any preplanning at all. I have a slider and can just jump forward and backward instantly, sometimes I am stuck with a short commercial, which I can live with.
So far I have be able to watch almost anything that I really had an interest in. Granted some has had to be bit torrented or paid for. Preferable paid for when ever possible. Anyhow the point it there hasn't been a single thing I can think of that I haven't been able to find.
All sorts of hard to find, obscure movies and old TV shows. Current shows. I am sitting here watching Star Trek VII: Generations on Hulu now. It's not the best movie, but I really love classic trek, on the HD set it looks great.
I went through hell to find the smallest cheapest set that can display the video in it's native resolution. Believe it or not there is HD content available over the web now. Some even in 1080p and several sites even streaming in 1080p. It's breathtaking. I have yet to see any Broadcast or Cable TV over 720p. Even though most sets can play video in 1920 x 1080 resolution they have to resize it to fit. the real screen resolution of 1366 x 768 . This really kills the image quality to put it lightly.
Well I made an interesting observation. High end streaming video works seems to work better on even a low end DSL then it did on my cable modem. This came a real shock to me, and would like to test this from a few more sites. Add that to this business where the cable companies were messing with p2p file transfers and for a log time were doing it secretly.
Sunday, February 07, 2010
The Money Master
There is a movie that explains in great detail what has been going on with the MONEY in this country.
It's 3 Hr and 35 Minutes long!
THE MONEY MASTERS is a 3 1/2 hour non-fiction, historical documentary that traces the origins of the political power structure that rules our nation and the world today. The modern political power structure has its roots in the hidden manipulation and accumulation of gold and other forms of money. The development of fractional reserve banking practices in the 17th century brought to a cunning sophistication the secret techniques initially used by goldsmiths fraudulently to accumulate wealth. With the formation of the privately-owned Bank of England in 1694, the yoke of economic slavery to a privately-owned "central" bank was first forced upon the backs of an entire nation, not removed but only made heavier with the passing of the three centuries to our day. Nation after nation, including America, has fallen prey to this cabal of international central bankers.
Segments: The Problem; The Money Changers; Roman Empire; The Goldsmiths of Medieval England; Tally Sticks; The Bank of England; The Rise of the Rothschilds; The American Revolution; The Bank of North America; The Constitutional Convention; First Bank of the U.S.; Napoleon’s Rise to Power; Death of the First Bank of the U.S. / War of 1812; Waterloo; Second Bank of the U.S.; Andrew Jackson; Abe Lincoln and the Civil War; The Return of the Gold Standard; Free Silver; J.P. Morgan / 1907 Crash; Jekyll Island; Fed Act of 1913; J.P. Morgan / WWI; Roaring 20s / Great Depression; FDR / WWII / Fort Knox; World Central Bank; Conclusions.
Official Movie Website - You can buy it on DVD.
You can watch it at:
The Money Masters (on Veoh.com) (sorry you need to download there player, but it's worth it)
or
The Money Masters (on Google Video)
Also recommended:
"Firewall: In Defense of Nation State"
Video news on "Federal Reserve"
It's 3 Hr and 35 Minutes long!
THE MONEY MASTERS is a 3 1/2 hour non-fiction, historical documentary that traces the origins of the political power structure that rules our nation and the world today. The modern political power structure has its roots in the hidden manipulation and accumulation of gold and other forms of money. The development of fractional reserve banking practices in the 17th century brought to a cunning sophistication the secret techniques initially used by goldsmiths fraudulently to accumulate wealth. With the formation of the privately-owned Bank of England in 1694, the yoke of economic slavery to a privately-owned "central" bank was first forced upon the backs of an entire nation, not removed but only made heavier with the passing of the three centuries to our day. Nation after nation, including America, has fallen prey to this cabal of international central bankers.
Segments: The Problem; The Money Changers; Roman Empire; The Goldsmiths of Medieval England; Tally Sticks; The Bank of England; The Rise of the Rothschilds; The American Revolution; The Bank of North America; The Constitutional Convention; First Bank of the U.S.; Napoleon’s Rise to Power; Death of the First Bank of the U.S. / War of 1812; Waterloo; Second Bank of the U.S.; Andrew Jackson; Abe Lincoln and the Civil War; The Return of the Gold Standard; Free Silver; J.P. Morgan / 1907 Crash; Jekyll Island; Fed Act of 1913; J.P. Morgan / WWI; Roaring 20s / Great Depression; FDR / WWII / Fort Knox; World Central Bank; Conclusions.
Official Movie Website - You can buy it on DVD.
You can watch it at:
The Money Masters (on Veoh.com) (sorry you need to download there player, but it's worth it)
or
The Money Masters (on Google Video)
Also recommended:
"Firewall: In Defense of Nation State"
Video news on "Federal Reserve"
Thursday, January 28, 2010
The New 'Move Over' Traffic Law Few Know About
This was in an E-mail to me so I am not sure how accurate this is. Seems to be though.
If a patrol car is pulled over to the side of the road, you have to change to the next lane (away from the stopped vehicle) or slow down by 20 mph.......
Every state except Hawaii and Maryland and the D.C. has this law.
In California, the "Move-over" law became operative on January 1, 2010.
http://www.moveoveramerica.com/
My son got a ticket on Pleasant Hill coming back from Wal-Mart. police car (turned out it was 2 police cars) was on the side of the road giving a ticket to someone else. My son slowed down to pass but did not move into the other lane.
The second police car immediately pulled him over and gave him a ticket. My son and I had never heard of the law. It is a fairly new law that states if any emergency vehicle is on the side of the road, if you are able, you are to move into the far lane.
The cost of the ticket was $754, with 3 points on your license and a mandatory court appearance. I do not know how much the fine is in CA but it is too stiff to not let you know Please let everyone you know that drives about this new law.
It is true (see details at the following web address).
http://www.snopes.com/politics/traffic/moveover.asp
The New 'Move Over' Traffic Law
Few Know About
1-23-10
If a patrol car is pulled over to the side of the road, you have to change to the next lane (away from the stopped vehicle) or slow down by 20 mph.......
Every state except Hawaii and Maryland and the D.C. has this law.
In California, the "Move-over" law became operative on January 1, 2010.
http://www.moveoveramerica.com/
My son got a ticket on Pleasant Hill coming back from Wal-Mart. police car (turned out it was 2 police cars) was on the side of the road giving a ticket to someone else. My son slowed down to pass but did not move into the other lane.
The second police car immediately pulled him over and gave him a ticket. My son and I had never heard of the law. It is a fairly new law that states if any emergency vehicle is on the side of the road, if you are able, you are to move into the far lane.
The cost of the ticket was $754, with 3 points on your license and a mandatory court appearance. I do not know how much the fine is in CA but it is too stiff to not let you know Please let everyone you know that drives about this new law.
It is true (see details at the following web address).
http://www.snopes.com/politics/traffic/moveover.asp
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Freaky Weather.
Tornadoes in Santa Barbara the past few days. Freaky weather all day. It was warm and sunny when I went to get some lunch. Headding back about 1 block in the wind picked up and was bitter cold like a Minnesota winter. The wind so cold it was burning my skin, suddenly It was like getting hit with a firehose, it pushed me back till I was hold on to a sign post to stay upright. Water so hard and ice cold in my face I couldn't see anything, almost knocking my glasses off. Suddenly back to warm and sunny. All this in less then one minute from start to finish. I was as wet as if I had fallen in a pool, I was soaked to the bone.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
JVP on State's Right and Thomas Jefferson, and here we are in 2010, with high and increasing taxes
JVP on State's Right and Thomas Jefferson, and here we are in 2010, with high and increasing taxes
Paul R. Green Jr. [on Facebook]
CALIFORNIA
Assembly committee votes to legalize, tax marijuana - DailyBulletin.com
www.dailybulletin.com
SACRAMENTO - History was made Tuesday after the California Assembly's Public Safety Committee passed a marijuana legalization and taxation bill in a 4-3 vote, with the headed to the health committee next.
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Paul R. Green Jr. [on Facebook]
CALIFORNIA
Assembly committee votes to legalize, tax marijuana - DailyBulletin.com
www.dailybulletin.com
SACRAMENTO - History was made Tuesday after the California Assembly's Public Safety Committee passed a marijuana legalization and taxation bill in a 4-3 vote, with the headed to the health committee next.
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Jonathan Vos Post
I don't use drugs, other than coffee, and a beer or glass of wine now and then. But isn't it a State's Rights matter, as Clarence Thomas wrote? Remember Shays' Rebellion, an armed uprising in central and
western Massachusetts (mainly Springfield) from 1786 to 1787. Now, I'm certainly NOT advocating armed rebellion now. Yet the historical fact is that local residents, seeking debt relief through the issuance of
paper currency and lower taxes, attempted to prevent the courts from seizing property from indebted farmers by forcing the closure of courts in western Massachusetts.
Thomas Jefferson, then an ambassador to France at the time, refused to be alarmed by Shays' Rebellion. In a letter to a friend, he wrote that "a little rebellion now and then is a good thing. The tree of liberty
must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."
The uprising was the climax of a series of events of the 1780s that convinced a powerful group of Americans that the national government needed to be stronger so that it could create uniform economic
policies and protect property owners from infringements on their rights by local majorities. Ever since, there is a strong Federal government, willing to fire on U.S. citizens to enforce its dictates.
Here we are in 2010, with high and increasing taxes, with indebted farmers, with 1/4 of homeowners properties worth less than their mortgage debt, and with a centralized government that has, for
instance, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), which was renamed the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and transferred to the Department of Justice under the Homeland
Security Act.
Families who grew their own tobacco, or brewed their own liquor, are just out of luck. It is our history. Who are we to say that Jefferson was wrong?
I don't use drugs, other than coffee, and a beer or glass of wine now and then. But isn't it a State's Rights matter, as Clarence Thomas wrote? Remember Shays' Rebellion, an armed uprising in central and
western Massachusetts (mainly Springfield) from 1786 to 1787. Now, I'm certainly NOT advocating armed rebellion now. Yet the historical fact is that local residents, seeking debt relief through the issuance of
paper currency and lower taxes, attempted to prevent the courts from seizing property from indebted farmers by forcing the closure of courts in western Massachusetts.
Thomas Jefferson, then an ambassador to France at the time, refused to be alarmed by Shays' Rebellion. In a letter to a friend, he wrote that "a little rebellion now and then is a good thing. The tree of liberty
must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."
The uprising was the climax of a series of events of the 1780s that convinced a powerful group of Americans that the national government needed to be stronger so that it could create uniform economic
policies and protect property owners from infringements on their rights by local majorities. Ever since, there is a strong Federal government, willing to fire on U.S. citizens to enforce its dictates.
Here we are in 2010, with high and increasing taxes, with indebted farmers, with 1/4 of homeowners properties worth less than their mortgage debt, and with a centralized government that has, for
instance, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), which was renamed the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and transferred to the Department of Justice under the Homeland
Security Act.
Families who grew their own tobacco, or brewed their own liquor, are just out of luck. It is our history. Who are we to say that Jefferson was wrong?
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Haiti
Dec 26, 2004 Sumatra 225000 dead and we thought that was a lot. These counts are going to keep increasing. How many must have died in Haiti of just starvation in the past year! People eating Mud Pies! It's not like there some sort of Aliens who like eating mud. Why? To at least have something in there stomachs! How F**king bad must it have been. This quake may actually been a blessing to get us to finally look up at them. They have been desperately screaming for some time.
Just wait till it's our turn! Who do you think will give a shit about us? After looking at New Orleans it ain't looking too good. FEMA been ordering body bags and internment camps.
I am just straining to imaging what Pat Robinson could have been thinking. I guess the sin was the greed and that allows for shoddy construction, the unpreparedness of the government and their already desperate conditions in place. But who's sin was it to commit? Could it be the rich? Could it have been those under them that went along with it. Was it the working class that just accepted it? Could it be that of the poorest, clearly we can't hear them? Could it have been ours? Or those of the French founders 100's of years ago?
I fear it's going to take a little more then money to wash this blood off.
new DSL line
Just got a new DSL line from DSLExtreme.com
I am in Goleta, Ca. I ordered the service on 1/4/10 the modem came in the mail 1/12/10. Plugged it in and it worked straight out. They sent me a D-Link DSL-2320B modem.
It's PPPoE which I think is the most pointless protocol ever invented.
3000/768kbps on a 12 Months Contract for $25 a month.
I don't have phone service since I just use skype and my cell phone. So I was worried if there was going to be any problems, but it all worked out. Just took a little longer to get my line in.
See the E-mail back from them.
Ping times to by Co-Lo in New York from new Line.
--- dnull.com ping statistics ---
45534 packets transmitted, 45534 packets received, 0.0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 63.279/71.236/881.737/52.458 ms
I am in Goleta, Ca. I ordered the service on 1/4/10 the modem came in the mail 1/12/10. Plugged it in and it worked straight out. They sent me a D-Link DSL-2320B modem.
It's PPPoE which I think is the most pointless protocol ever invented.
3000/768kbps on a 12 Months Contract for $25 a month.
I don't have phone service since I just use skype and my cell phone. So I was worried if there was going to be any problems, but it all worked out. Just took a little longer to get my line in.
See the E-mail back from them.
Dear Valued Client,
Our records indicate that you have placed an order for Standalone DSL service. We would like to remind you that due to the nature of the Standalone service, it may take 2-4 weeks to process your order. During this time a Verizon technician will come out to your home and tag your line at your phone box for the Standalone service. Please note that you may need to hire a 3rd party technician to have additional wiring done from your phone box to the jack inside your home. DSL Extreme is not responsible for these charges.
Our records indicate that you have placed an order for Standalone DSL service. We would like to remind you that due to the nature of the Standalone service, it may take 2-4 weeks to process your order. During this time a Verizon technician will come out to your home and tag your line at your phone box for the Standalone service. Please note that you may need to hire a 3rd party technician to have additional wiring done from your phone box to the jack inside your home. DSL Extreme is not responsible for these charges.
Ping times to by Co-Lo in New York from new Line.
--- dnull.com ping statistics ---
45534 packets transmitted, 45534 packets received, 0.0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 63.279/71.236/881.737/52.458 ms
traceroute to dnull.com (72.249.x.x), 64 hops max, 52 byte packets
1 10.35.97.1 (10.35.97.1) 23.484 ms 22.186 ms 22.311 ms
2 p0-2.snloca-lcr-01.verizon-gni.net (130.81.34.140) 22.294 ms 22.017 ms 21.846 ms
3 so-1-1-0-0.lax01-bb-rtr1.verizon-gni.net (130.81.29.152) 24.903 ms 24.915 ms 24.291 ms
4 0.so-6-3-0.xt1.lax9.alter.net (152.63.10.153) 25.674 ms 26.198 ms 25.990 ms
5 0.ge-7-2-0.xl3.dfw7.alter.net (152.63.0.34) 60.623 ms 60.728 ms 61.569 ms
6 0.so-6-0-0.gw3.dfw13.alter.net (152.63.100.73) 122.571 ms 61.479 ms 61.389 ms
7 internapgige1-gw.customer.alter.net (65.208.15.230) 61.352 ms 61.255 ms 61.397 ms
8 border4.pc1-bbnnet1.ext1.dal.pnap.net (216.52.191.30) 62.987 ms 265.372 ms 104.521 ms
9 colo4dallas-5.border4.ext1.dal.pnap.net (216.52.189.10) 61.520 ms 62.592 ms 62.284 ms
10 206.123.64.38 (206.123.64.38) 62.554 ms 61.777 ms 61.981 ms
11 206.123.65.61 (206.123.65.61) 61.405 ms 62.560 ms 63.949 ms
12 72.249.125.49 (72.249.125.49) 61.830 ms 62.415 ms 62.090 ms
13 hazardous.com (72.249.144.147) 62.771 ms 62.568 ms 62.378 ms
Monday, January 11, 2010
Watch Free Movies and TV Shows Online
Friday, January 08, 2010
Look back 10 & 20 to see the what next 10 brings!
Being 40+ years old now and watching technology my whole life starting computers at 7 it's something I am very in tune with.
If you want to see how it's going to change in the future you can just extrapolate from the past.
First let's point out that the internet is a common method for moving datagrams (IP packets, block of data up to 1500 bytes at a time), much like the postal service ships individual letter. On top of this stream connections using (TCP) are created and most of what we see is built on this.
The point is, there are no limitations over what can be sent, or the format.
So telepresents, virtual reality, haptics, Remote control of UAV's, skys the limit on what can be sent over this network.
I remember the Internet clearly as it was 30 years ago. As a hacker breakin in to it was the most LEET Thing on could do back in 1980.
Let me put a little time line down to put things in to perspective.
1969 CompuServe started.
1972 C Programming Language invented.
1980 -- there was no TCP/IP even is was NCP, no unix servers and it was the DARPANET. It was all 300 Baud Modems! UUCP and Email was there.
1983 BSD 4.2 Unix came out with first tcp/ip stack in . C++ first developed.
Modems and BBS's ruled at this time (sort of like when dinosaurs roamed the earth)
1984 Apple Macintosh first released.
1985 "thin" Ethernet first comes out (uses BNC Coax)
1987 Perl released.
1988 Linksys founded. First Internet Worm get's loose, create massive panic! (Robert Tappan Morris)
1990 -- there was no www, html, , it was telnet, ftp, gopher, Archie First Internet search engine starts.
10Base-T first comes out.
1992 Wais search engine starts.
1992 Tim Berards Lee came out with www and html.
1993 Mosaic the first "graphical" web browser. Before this it was all console text based !!!!!
WiFi was invented. Linux and FreeBSD first Released. Lycos search engine starts.
1994 14.4K modems first started to appear. WebCrawler search engine starts. VRML web based virtual reality.
1995 Yahoo and Altavista search engines start. Vocaltec first VOIP comes out. JAVA released.
1995/6 is when the internet boom started. 28.8K modems appear.
1997 Google & E-Bay started. 36.6K and 56Kmodems appear. PHP first comes out. Netflix starts. 100Base-T first comes out.
1998 Voip is 1% of all phone traffic.
1999 Napster first comes out. DSL & Cable Modems first become available. Metricom Ricochet service comes out. Blogger.com goes online.
Gigabit Ethernet first comes out.
2000 Dot com Crash.
2001 Metricom dies.
2002 Bit Torrent takes off. Wifi Starts to take off for consumers.
2003 Skype first comes out.
2004 Facebook goes online.
2005 Youtube goes online.
2006 Twitter founded.
2007 Hulu Starts
2008 Netflix start streaming video.
2009 HD videos are being streamed from Youtube.
If you want to see how it's going to change in the future you can just extrapolate from the past.
First let's point out that the internet is a common method for moving datagrams (IP packets, block of data up to 1500 bytes at a time), much like the postal service ships individual letter. On top of this stream connections using (TCP) are created and most of what we see is built on this.
The point is, there are no limitations over what can be sent, or the format.
So telepresents, virtual reality, haptics, Remote control of UAV's, skys the limit on what can be sent over this network.
I remember the Internet clearly as it was 30 years ago. As a hacker breakin in to it was the most LEET Thing on could do back in 1980.
Let me put a little time line down to put things in to perspective.
1969 CompuServe started.
1972 C Programming Language invented.
1980 -- there was no TCP/IP even is was NCP, no unix servers and it was the DARPANET. It was all 300 Baud Modems! UUCP and Email was there.
1983 BSD 4.2 Unix came out with first tcp/ip stack in . C++ first developed.
Modems and BBS's ruled at this time (sort of like when dinosaurs roamed the earth)
1984 Apple Macintosh first released.
1985 "thin" Ethernet first comes out (uses BNC Coax)
1987 Perl released.
1988 Linksys founded. First Internet Worm get's loose, create massive panic! (Robert Tappan Morris)
1990 -- there was no www, html, , it was telnet, ftp, gopher, Archie First Internet search engine starts.
10Base-T first comes out.
1992 Wais search engine starts.
1992 Tim Berards Lee came out with www and html.
1993 Mosaic the first "graphical" web browser. Before this it was all console text based !!!!!
WiFi was invented. Linux and FreeBSD first Released. Lycos search engine starts.
1994 14.4K modems first started to appear. WebCrawler search engine starts. VRML web based virtual reality.
1995 Yahoo and Altavista search engines start. Vocaltec first VOIP comes out. JAVA released.
1995/6 is when the internet boom started. 28.8K modems appear.
1997 Google & E-Bay started. 36.6K and 56Kmodems appear. PHP first comes out. Netflix starts. 100Base-T first comes out.
1998 Voip is 1% of all phone traffic.
1999 Napster first comes out. DSL & Cable Modems first become available. Metricom Ricochet service comes out. Blogger.com goes online.
Gigabit Ethernet first comes out.
2000 Dot com Crash.
2001 Metricom dies.
2002 Bit Torrent takes off. Wifi Starts to take off for consumers.
2003 Skype first comes out.
2004 Facebook goes online.
2005 Youtube goes online.
2006 Twitter founded.
2007 Hulu Starts
2008 Netflix start streaming video.
2009 HD videos are being streamed from Youtube.
PGPfone - Pretty Good Privacy Phone
It uses speech compression and strong cryptography protocols to give you the ability to have a real-time secure telephone conversation.
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http://www.pgpi.org/products/pgpfone/
pgp phone... with source
http://www.pgpi.org/products/pgpfone/
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
The Rise of Machine-Written Journalism
http://news.slashdot.org/story/09/12/30/1559214/The-Rise-of-Machine-Written-Journalism
Monday, December 28, 2009
The International Super Class and Their Global Warming Agenda!
Godfrey Bloom
The International Super Class and Their Global Warming Agenda!
Godfrey Bloom, a Member of the European Parliament for Yorkshire and the Humber for the United Kingdom Independence Party. Bloom points to independent scientific research that demonstrates that CO2 is not a problem and says 2050 will not see catastrophic and apocalyptic events related to climate. Bloom believes the debate is over.
http://www.godfreybloommep.co.uk/
Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEiw6-pBGi0
Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwhCpsa0AnY
Part 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5SP_w1uL_o
Part 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrSkPNrd6ic
The International Super Class and Their Global Warming Agenda!
Godfrey Bloom, a Member of the European Parliament for Yorkshire and the Humber for the United Kingdom Independence Party. Bloom points to independent scientific research that demonstrates that CO2 is not a problem and says 2050 will not see catastrophic and apocalyptic events related to climate. Bloom believes the debate is over.
http://www.godfreybloommep.co.uk/
Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEiw6-pBGi0
Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwhCpsa0AnY
Part 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5SP_w1uL_o
Part 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrSkPNrd6ic
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
MDBP "Mobile Device Behavior Protocol"
Copyright John L. Sokol August 31, 2007
Proprietary please do not share. I am releasing this publicly today. 12/23/2009
If you plan to use the idea, please bring me in.
john.sokol - at -gmail -dot- com, 669-200-8207
There is an idea I have been thinking about a for several years.
The idea of a "mobile device behavior protocol" MDBP
Basically the idea is to have all mobile devices such as phones, cameras, pda, laptops and video recorders be able to monitor a low power radio signal (FCC Part 15 transmitter) for information about what services are available and what behaviors are allowed or not allowed for mobile devices in that area.
Also to possible use WiBree a low power version of BlueTooth for devices to request to get authorized for certain capabilities.
Once this protocol is defined the idea is to put pressure on device manufactures to support this. This could also be done though legislative means, such a deliberately making cell phones that can be used while driving unless using ear pieces or not using camera and audio recorders in court rooms.
Once phone and other devices are manufacture with MDBP support, a typical setup would consist of one or more low power transmitters at a location programmed to send out instructions to all devices as to what is now allowed in a location. It could also inform them on how to access a secure WiFi connection, or provide other local data to a device, such a text information notices.
The most important functionality will be control of cell phone usages.
This also could enforce rules such a no video taping in theaters, or concerts.
For location and industries there should be a lot of interest in this.
On planes phones/laptops could be told to turn off and do so automatically.
later just laptops could be given permission to turn on.
In movie theaters phones would automatically be set to vibrate only and would not allow someone to answer while in theater.
Video recorders would be disabled automatically.
In court houses - cameras/PDAs/digital camera/camcorders would not allow picture taking & not allow ringing.
At concerts - cameras/PDAs/digital camera/camcorders would not allow picture taking. & audio devices wouldn't be allowed to record.
On roads and Highways it could enforce rules about not text messaging and using a headphone or Bluetooth headset.
In tennis games - all devices would be told to be quite.
Bomb squads & police could disable all cellphones for hostage situations.
Military, phones could be told to do all sorts of things, like reveal locations, send it's call log etc.
On the flip side
Devices would be told about blue tooth and WiFi resources available.
About Advertising, wireless coupons or other sales specials and other location specific services.
I am sure we could think of more features to add here too.
I think the cost of adding this to a device would be about $1 but I think it wouldn't be hard to get several industries to lobby for this and even get a federal regulation requiring this in all devices
Possible Underlying technology
WiBree
http://www.ezurio.com/files/00616.pdf
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wibree
802.15.4 standard, which is now the basis of ZigBee and other short range radio networks.
Competition
For LANS: Service Location Protocol (SLP) -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service_Location_Protocol
If you plan to use the idea, please bring me in.
john.sokol - at -gmail -dot- com, 669-200-8207
There is an idea I have been thinking about a for several years.
The idea of a "mobile device behavior protocol" MDBP
Basically the idea is to have all mobile devices such as phones, cameras, pda, laptops and video recorders be able to monitor a low power radio signal (FCC Part 15 transmitter) for information about what services are available and what behaviors are allowed or not allowed for mobile devices in that area.
Also to possible use WiBree a low power version of BlueTooth for devices to request to get authorized for certain capabilities.
Once this protocol is defined the idea is to put pressure on device manufactures to support this. This could also be done though legislative means, such a deliberately making cell phones that can be used while driving unless using ear pieces or not using camera and audio recorders in court rooms.
Once phone and other devices are manufacture with MDBP support, a typical setup would consist of one or more low power transmitters at a location programmed to send out instructions to all devices as to what is now allowed in a location. It could also inform them on how to access a secure WiFi connection, or provide other local data to a device, such a text information notices.
The most important functionality will be control of cell phone usages.
- Blocking incoming or outgoing calls (except 911) something signal jamming also takes out.
- Blocking cell usage on air flight.
- Blocking cell ring during events, theaters, libraries. This could also put a phone in to vibrate mode automatically.
- Blocking camera usage, video or audio recording.
- Enforcing more complex rules such as not allowing hand held operation while in motion on a freeway or areas of freeways where MDBP transmitters are installed.
- Informing phones of VOIP access at a location.
- Informing any device of local services, such a food or gas on a freeway.
This also could enforce rules such a no video taping in theaters, or concerts.
For location and industries there should be a lot of interest in this.
On planes phones/laptops could be told to turn off and do so automatically.
later just laptops could be given permission to turn on.
In movie theaters phones would automatically be set to vibrate only and would not allow someone to answer while in theater.
Video recorders would be disabled automatically.
In court houses - cameras/PDAs/digital camera/camcorders would not allow picture taking & not allow ringing.
At concerts - cameras/PDAs/digital camera/camcorders would not allow picture taking. & audio devices wouldn't be allowed to record.
On roads and Highways it could enforce rules about not text messaging and using a headphone or Bluetooth headset.
In tennis games - all devices would be told to be quite.
Bomb squads & police could disable all cellphones for hostage situations.
Military, phones could be told to do all sorts of things, like reveal locations, send it's call log etc.
On the flip side
Devices would be told about blue tooth and WiFi resources available.
About Advertising, wireless coupons or other sales specials and other location specific services.
I am sure we could think of more features to add here too.
I think the cost of adding this to a device would be about $1 but I think it wouldn't be hard to get several industries to lobby for this and even get a federal regulation requiring this in all devices
Possible Underlying technology
WiBree
http://www.ezurio.com/files/00616.pdf
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wibree
802.15.4 standard, which is now the basis of ZigBee and other short range radio networks.
Competition
For LANS: Service Location Protocol (SLP) -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service_Location_Protocol
Why Coder Pay Isn't Proportional To Productivity
From Slashdot: http://developers.slashdot.org/story/09/12/23/1820214/Why-Coder-Pay-Isnt-Proportional-To-Productivity
Why Coder Pay Isn't Proportional To Productivity
"John D. Cook takes a stab at explaining why programmers are not paid in proportion to their productivity. The basic problem, Cook explains, is that extreme programmer productivity may not be obvious. A salesman who sells 10x as much as his peers will be noticed, and compensated accordingly. And if a bricklayer were 10x more productive than his peers, this would be obvious too (it doesn't happen). But the best programmers do not write 10x as many lines of code; nor do they work 10x as many hours. Programmers are most effective when they avoid writing code. An über-programmer, Cook explains, is likely to be someone who stares quietly into space and then says 'Hmm. I think I've seen something like this before.'"
Why Coder Pay Isn't Proportional To Productivity
"John D. Cook takes a stab at explaining why programmers are not paid in proportion to their productivity. The basic problem, Cook explains, is that extreme programmer productivity may not be obvious. A salesman who sells 10x as much as his peers will be noticed, and compensated accordingly. And if a bricklayer were 10x more productive than his peers, this would be obvious too (it doesn't happen). But the best programmers do not write 10x as many lines of code; nor do they work 10x as many hours. Programmers are most effective when they avoid writing code. An über-programmer, Cook explains, is likely to be someone who stares quietly into space and then says 'Hmm. I think I've seen something like this before.'"
Now were talking. Direct typing from a Brain Interface.
From Slashdot:
Hardware: Typing With Your Brain
"This article asks, 'Why bother to type a document using a keyboard when you can write it by simply thinking about the letters?' A brain wave study presented at the 2009 annual meeting of the American Epilepsy Society shows that people with electrodes in their brains can 'type' using just their minds. The study involved electrocorticography — a sheet of electrodes laid directly on the surface of the brain after a surgical incision into the skull. ('We were able to consistently predict the desired letters for our patients at or near 100 percent accuracy,' explains one Mayo clinic neurologist.) And besides typing, there's new brain wave applications that can now turn brain waves into music and even Twitter status updates — by thought alone."
Monday, December 21, 2009
China's Homegrown Computer Chips
People's Processor: Embrace China's Homegrown Computer Chips
http://www.wired.com/magazine/2009/12/st_essay_china/
Called the Loongson.
from Wikipedia :
http://www.wired.com/magazine/2009/12/st_essay_china/
Called the Loongson.
from Wikipedia :
Loongson (Chinese: 龙芯; pinyin: lóngxīn, academic name: Godson, also known as Dragon chip) is a family of general-purpose MIPS-compatible CPUs developed at the Institute of Computing Technology (ICT), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) in the People's Republic of China. The chief architect is Professor Weiwu Hu.
Loongson is the result of a public-private partnership. BLX IC Design Corporation was founded in 2002 by ICT and Jiangsu Zhongyi Group. Based in Beijing, BLX focuses on designing the advanced 32-bit/64-bit Loongson general-purpose and embedded processors, together with developing software tools and reference platforms.
The processor was initially named 狗剩 (pinyin: Gou Sheng), meaning "Dog Leftover" in Chinese, to follow the Chinese tradition of giving a newborn baby a humble name for easier upbringing and better health. "Godson" was the English name, as it is pronounced similarly to "Gou Sheng". Later, Loongson, which means the "Dragon Core" Chip, was declared as the official name, with "Godson" still being used as an internal codename by developers.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
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Plan Name Monthly Cost Max Concurrent Live Viewers
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Medium $99 per month 500 Concurrent Viewers Max
Large $159 per month 1,000 Concurrent Viewers Max
Huge
Most Popular! $199 per month 2,000 Concurrent Viewers Max
Huge x2 $398 per month 4,000 Concurrent Viewers Max
Huge x3 $597 per month 6,000 Concurrent Viewers Max
Huge x4 $796 per month 8,000 Concurrent Viewers Max
Unlimited monthly bandwidth included. No live stream bitrate restrictions (stream HD if you like).
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