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Towards a Free (as in speech) system - (or Flash Reduced diet #3)
It seems that one of the side effects of my Flash reduced diet is a desire to get away from all restricted formats. In looking back I can see that this journey actually began when I got my OLPC XO dur… more →
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Pedal Powered Laptops?
theycallmep wrote 4 days ago: This really isn’t a focus on alternative energy, but I thought this was an interestng article: … more →
Dodging the Digital Divide
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compasspartners wrote 1 week ago: I’m finally buying a new computer this weekend—my first Macbook. I am chucking my PC mass of junk, a … more →
Netbook si laptop mini
arjip wrote 2 weeks ago: netbook si laptop mini laptop yang berukuran kecil dan ringan (light) lagi booming sekarang ini. ist … more →
Empowered kids: a whole new picture
2010calendar wrote 3 weeks ago: Just a quick look at the new picture in the making in Uruguay since a couple of years and now in ful … more →
Uruguay takes on One Laptop Per Child
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Fi McKenzie wrote 3 weeks ago: A little lunchtime blogging catchup. The One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project has intrigued me ever s … more →
Uruguayan school kids lap it up
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nuimgeography wrote 1 month ago: Give every school child a laptop: that’s a good idea. And in Uruguay, that’s what has happened. News … more →
OLPC experience advice for your project
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Joseph Webster wrote 1 month ago: Regular readers of this blog know that I’m a huge fan of the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) proje … more →
Ontario Linux Fest 2009 report
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jfsaucier wrote 1 month ago: Ontario Linux Fest 2009 was this past saturday in Toronto. The event was a great success, many peopl … more →
Nook And More
modernityblog wrote 1 month ago: Barnes and Nobles, the US book chain, are releasing their own ebook reader, the Nook. It looks OK, s … more →
Internet Archive Launches BookServer Project
internetarchive wrote 1 month ago: The Internet Archive has launched the BookServer project: an open system for finding, buying, and bo … more →
Liveblogging Day 2 of the “Making Books Apparent” meeting
internetarchive wrote 1 month ago: George Oates, IA, Open Library: OpenLibrary.org redesign going live in 1-2 months! SJ Klein, One Lap … more →
Laptop for every pupil in Uruguay
Oscar Retterer wrote 1 month ago: Uruguay has joined the small number of nations providing a laptop for every child attending state pr … more →
Brainstorming Time!
ine wrote 1 month ago: For the last few weeks, being acquainted with the XO was of minimal task because the Sugar on a Stic … more →
OLPC pedal power
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Mike Szczys wrote 1 month ago: A One Laptop Per Child group out of Afghanistan have come up with a way to power the XO using pedals … more →
OLPC Afghanistan's Pedal Powered Progress
Mohammad Musa Aziz wrote 1 month ago: OLPC Afghanistan; now running for about the last year has a few technical updates we’d like to … more →
One Laptop Per Child; Is That Enough?
marieellensluis wrote 1 month ago: Isn’t it ironic that we’re trying to reduce the digital inequality and poverty with ICT, while it is … more →
Pedal Power Machine
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Mohammad Musa Aziz wrote 1 month ago: OLPC Afghanistan have developed a prototype human power machine that can charge the laptop as it run … more →
Educate Afghanistan!
markwarren wrote 1 month ago: Nicholas Negroponte, founder of the MIT Media Lab and One Laptop Per Child, recently presented the U … more →
Dear Male Geeks: A woman is not a Rubik's cube that turns into a fleshlight when you win.
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Restructure! wrote 1 month ago: Nerd Assertiveness and Blindness To Privilege (guest post) by Matt Kopas at Sociological Images (emp … more →
