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Hmm, so WebOS has been shopped around between Palm, HP, and now LG, after much indecision. I wonder who'll be next to carry the baton? - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
Hmm, so WebOS has been shopped around between Palm, HP, and now LG, after much indecision. I wonder who'll be next to carry the baton?
RT @koltregaskes: Really!? The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is a phone!!?? It's 8 inches big, you can't seriously think anyone would want to make a call with it!?
RT @Jun_ichi1111: @vmlemon Don't worry about making mistakes. That's basically how everybody starts, it's necessary to make mistakes to ... - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
RT @Jun_ichi1111: @vmlemon Don't worry about making mistakes. That's basically how everybody starts, it's necessary to make mistakes to improve. :)
Intrigued by http://t.co/ybNqdsxjwj. (A guide to setting up a 2-node InfiniBand cluster cheaply). - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
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Intrigued by http://davidhunt.ie/wp/?p=232. (A guide to setting up a 2-node InfiniBand cluster cheaply).
@Jun_ichi1111 I wish that there was a faster way of learning the Kanji - besides Swiss-cheesing by SRSing words, post-look-up, or RTK, too. - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
@Jun_ichi1111 Surprised that said Chinese student complains about her Eigo level, though - since she's light-years ahead, L2 speaking-wise - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
@Jun_ichi1111 (I don't care too much for handwriting, or mnemonics, right now - although I seem to be OK, regarding contextual inference) - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
@Jun_ichi1111 (I don't care too much for handwriting, or mnemonics, right now - although I seem to be OK, regarding contextual inference)
@Jun_ichi1111 I wish that there was a faster way of learning the Kanji - besides Swiss-cheesing by SRSing words, post-look-up, or RTK, too.
@Jun_ichi1111 I had some time to watch IshikawaTV, and listen to radio, with KeyHoleTV, earlier - but I can't stream them using my phone. - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
@Jun_ichi1111 True. It's frustrating that my brain ends up trolling me with "No Nihongo for you!", though. ;) - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
@Jun_ichi1111 Surprised that said Chinese student complains about her Eigo level, though - since she's light-years ahead, L2 speaking-wise
@Jun_ichi1111 I had some time to watch IshikawaTV, and listen to radio, with KeyHoleTV, earlier - but I can't stream them using my phone.
@Jun_ichi1111 True. It's frustrating that my brain ends up trolling me with "No Nihongo for you!", though. ;)
@Alfie I can't remember how powerful (in terms of current + voltage) the resulting field is; but one needs to build an 13.56MHz antenna coil - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
@Alfie It's something that I'd love to experiment with, though. I had a bare Atmel CryptoRF chip somewhere - but I'm rubbish at soldering. - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
@Alfie A company called Aioi Systems does make a cool product (the "SmartTag") that combines an ePaper display, with NFC/FeliCa, though. - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
@Alfie No worries. It's obviously powerful to run the (8-bit?) microcontrollers used in most smartcards, though. - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
RT @Alfie: @vmlemon for the coil you could just have an RFID antennae on the object with the EL ink on to handle coupling, but power mig ... - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
@Alfie In fact, I've just found a video demo of it at http://t.co/P9DS8sPis7. - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
RT @Alfie: Any nerds listening?. Do you think the electrical field produced by a phones NFC would be strong enough to effect electrolumi ... - http://twitter.com/vmlemon...
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