Epstein Secrets

ay NYT ran a piece saying that Google just had the great idea of letting you log on anywhere & see yr whole, normal data world; John Brockman wrote Markoff pointing out that published a iece in 2000 saying just that--& Markoff had written about that piece in the NYT. Those were the days.. abnormally go

forward, or whatever you like. Your lifestream is in the Cloud and can be tuned in anywhere, using any device. 6. Onscreen, your stream looks like Coverflow (in other words, like the display Freeman and Gelemter invented and patented in 1996); or like frames in a filmstrip, or tiles in a 3D domino-parade

ay NYT ran a piece saying that Google just had the great idea of letting you log on anywhere & see yr whole, normal data world; John Brockman wrote Markoff pointing out that • published a piece in 2000 saying just that--& Markoff had written about that piece in the NYT. Those were the days. E abnormall

e over GUI world. Eve Formula 1 Racing now uses a coverflow graphic on TV to show (uselessly) current gear (& Jaguar's got it on its dashboard). If Coverflow were attached to a realtime stream feed it would be actually be useful. But -- it's gone & thanks, & don't forget Loxodonta Africanas (Loxes to thei

day NYT ran a piece saying that Google just had the great idea of letting you to on anywhere & see yr whole, normal data world; John Brockman wrote Markoff pointing out that published a iece in 2000 saying just that--& Markoff had written about that piece in the NYT. Those were the days.. abnormally go

forward, or whatever you like. Your lifestream is in the Cloud and can be tuned in anywhere, using any device. 6. Onscreen, your stream looks like Coverflow (in other words, like the display Freeman and Gelemter invented and patented in 1996); or like frames in a filmstrip, or tiles in a 3D domino-parade

ay NYT ran a piece saying that Google just had the great idea of letting you log on anywhere & see yr whole, normal data world; John Brockman wrote Markoff pointing out that published a piece in 2000 saying just that--& Markoff had written about that piece in the NYT. Those were the days. abnormally go

forward, or whatever you like. Your lifestream is in the Cloud and can be tuned in anywhere, using any device. 6. Onscreen, your stream looks like Coverflow (in other words, like the display Freeman and Gelemter invented and patented in 1996); or like frames in a filmstrip, or tiles in a 3D domino-parade

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forward, or whatever you like. Your lifestream is in the Cloud and can be tuned in anywhere, using any device. 6. Onscreen, your stream looks like Coverflow (in other words, like the display Freeman and Gelernter invented and patented in 1996); or like frames in a filmstrip, or tiles in a 3D domino-parad