Mobile Web Server (MWS) w/Context and AI Awareness

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I read this and had the idea of an enhanced edition of a Mobile Web Server (MWS) to create a living and automated activity stream.
Truths and Fallacies of Using QR Codes
GigaOm: 5 reasons you’re probably wasting time with QR codes
I think that this article is one part true, but another part has some fallacies that can be exposed by understanding communications, mobile, and context. Therefore, my comment:
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Redesigning the UX of Networked Experiences

Excapite: Redesiging the UX of Networked Experiences
I wish that I could have written this first, but I so share in the thought that networked experiences do need a redefining beyond simply capturing and measuring attention streams.
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The Re-Release of Palm’s Swan Song, Engadget Reviews the Pre 3
Pondering About e-Bike Concepts
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The Atlantic: The Shame of College Sports
…Slavery analogies should be used carefully. College athletes are not slaves. Yet to survey the scene—corporations and universities enriching themselves on the backs of uncompensated young men, whose status as “student-athletes” deprives them of the right to due process guaranteed by the Constitution—is to catch an unmistakable whiff of the plantation. Perhaps a more apt metaphor is colonialism: college sports, as overseen by the NCAA, is a system imposed by well-meaning paternalists and rationalized with hoary sentiments about caring for the well-being of the colonized. But it is, nonetheless, unjust. The NCAA, in its zealous defense of bogus principles, sometimes destroys the dreams of innocent young athletes.
The NCAA today is in many ways a classic cartel. Efforts to reform it—most notably by the three Knight Commissions over the course of 20 years—have, while making changes around the edges, been largely fruitless. The time has come for a major overhaul. And whether the powers that be like it or not, big changes are coming. Threats loom on multiple fronts: in Congress, the courts, breakaway athletic conferences, student rebellion, and public disgust. Swaddled in gauzy clichés, the NCAA presides over a vast, teetering glory…
This article came out many days ago from The Atlantic. Its long. And I read it as a college athelete who was just injured and wondered about his prospects to continue down an athletic or academic path (RE: me in Jan ’99 when I tore my ACL). By the time I got to the end, I started wondered if I would encourage my God-kids (and soon niece/nephew) to play anything more than intramurals. Its really a shame. Really…



The Coming Age of Cosmetic Cybernetic Augmentation
NY Times: The Cyborg in Us All, via Big Think: Finding Your Inner Cyborg