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ADSL van Orange verhuizen: maak je borst maar nat!
Soms zijn er van die zaken die je al lange tijd geleden ziet aankomen, waarvan je weet dat ze mis gaan en als het dan daadwerkelijk gebeurd dan denk je bij jezelf: had ik alles destijds maar zwart op wit op papier staan…
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Clubdorp Peisey-Vallandry: Exclusief genieten
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Een maand geleden werd ik uitgenodigd om het Club Med gevoel te ervaren in het nieuwe clubdorp van Club Med in Peissey-Vallandry (F). Ik heb genoten van een vriendelijke, harmonieuze omgeving, met als topper Read the rest of this entry »
My next car: the Audi R8
My next car will be the Audi R8, 0 to 100 in 4.6 seconds, V10, 500pk. € 160.000,-, unfortunately i have to make a huge promotion to fit this one in my lease budget 
Torpark, encrypted surfing from a USB drive
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Putfile - Submission
Submission is also viewable online e.g. on putfile.
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OpenBC wordt Xing
The social business network OpenBC becomes Xing, a little less focussed on business. The name immediately made me think of the meta social network Ning from Andreesen. I wonder if the !ing.com space will be filled with social applications (no way any of these 4 letter .com domains will be available soon).
Google Genealogy
While I was surfing some genealogy sites (actually this one) I was wondering when Google Genealogy will happen. You just click on any person that ever lived and get a circle around them showing their parent, the parents of these and zillions of other related information.
Since everyone is related to everyone else, you could then easily couple it to your social networks so you can see how far someone is related from someone else in terms of bloodlines.
It’s basic the same idea as addressbooks: everyone has his own addressbook, but if we would just centralize 1 single addressbook noone would need to create such a thing, just export the persons in your network and you’re always up2date a la a super-Plaxo.
Just like Google Earth shows how small earth is and “we all have to get along Google Genealogy would show how small the distance between you and anyone else alive on this planet is in terms of generations.
p.s. it would eliminate all other genealogy programs and websites, put the mormons out of a job, but we would have 1 free application, possibly gedcom based and in an easy understandable gui.
Anywayz, if Google doesn’t come up with this thing I think it is time for a gigantic funded Web2.0 / Application2.0 genealogy concept, i mean, this is called the “social software boom” but we don’t have the biggest social thing in there yet.
Yawn, let’s do some sizing and non functional requirements figures tomorrow.
Send me a million if you become a billionaire with the idea.
Travel through space just as travelling through Earth by Google Earth
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Travel through space just as travelling through Earth by Google Earth
Web Informant #324, 14 April 2003: Oldest software, redux
Cogmios.nl to De-Leau.com?
I’m doubting to revert cogmios.nl back to de-leau.com (again), especially since it turns up in sooooooo many Google queries at the top (e.g. looking for genographic project even above the official ibm site), hmmm… have to think about it.
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