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you are old... 1995. blogs. old.
stating the obvious
Dave Winer's first "blog post" was October 13, 1994. He uses that fact as a springboard to remark on how the evolution of blogging to what it is today hasn't exactly been an unguided and autonomous process. "Designing software is hard work. The things that seem obvious after-the-fact were anythi...
Yeah, but can they do away with the little animation of a page flipping? I am def. sick of that. You could "flip" without seeing a page turn.. it could be a more computer friendly animation of some sort.... something that feels more at home and less like an analogy.
formless and definite content
Craig Mod has a great post up about [Books in the age of the iPad](http://craigmod.com/journal/ipad_and_books/), where he makes a critical distinction between Formless Content (content without well-defined form, obviously) and Definite Content (content with well-defined form). Think "most prose,"...
Clearly you have NOT read my intro to the Alinea book.... none of you! (crawling back in my hole)...
now i want a sous-vide cooker
It's simple enough that it can be accomplished with about 5 minutes of active work, and under an hour from start to finish. Why would anyone want to cook a steak sous-vide, you might ask? The short answer is flawless execution. via www.seriouseats.com Serious Eats does a fantastic writeup about...
simple, mike.
1) get a poulder digital thermometer... probably have one already right?
2) drop a pad of butter or two, some salt and pepper, and a steak into some sort of vaccuum bag. Ziplock now makes ones with a little pump, or you could get a cheap food saver.
3) use a big pot of water to keep temp stable -- like a lobster pot -- put the flame on as low as it will go and get the water to 125 to 130F... slowly. The more water, the more stable the temp.
4) drop in bag with steak. 20 minutes should do it, but anywhere up to 45 or so is fine... can't really over cook it but you can end up with something more like a confit
5) undercook it a bit temp wise. because now you sear it in a pan with a tad bit of oil that is super hot -- smoking. 30 seconds each side to get the maillard reaction which converts the proteins -- ah, whatever, but you need to do this to make it taste like steak.
you don't need any special equipment...
now i want a sous-vide cooker
It's simple enough that it can be accomplished with about 5 minutes of active work, and under an hour from start to finish. Why would anyone want to cook a steak sous-vide, you might ask? The short answer is flawless execution. via www.seriouseats.com Serious Eats does a fantastic writeup about...
All they need to do is circumvent the laws of physics and they will be all set.
I am certainly not a power / energy / etc. expert, but back of the envelope says.... nope. Just not enough juice in them there signals. Even at a perfect harvest rate.
RCA = Short.
wireless power. literally.
This is the craziest thing I've seen in a long time: a device from RCA that harvests energy from the WiFi signal. (Via GeekWeek.)
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