To avoid unnecessary pain is wisdom, but to avoid pain altogether is to avoid life.
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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Liberally Deliberate
Academic learning is not a liberal process,
it neither just comes to you, nor is it natural.
It is brought about only by deliberate training ,
it is both self-initiated, and essentially artificial.
Respect
If you want to be respected,
be someone who is worthy of respect.
When you have become so,
you will not ask for respect anymore.
Not because people do respect you,
but because your former need is no more.
Efficiency
Sometimes 10 hours of hard work can save you 10 minutes of thinking. – Greg Wilson’s dad
And sometimes not.
Simplicity
Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. – Albert Einstein.
Zoom in and out
When you manage to look closely to a problem,
what appears becomes easy;
When you did not manage to see the panorama view,
what forgotten becomes hard.
Observe, and find it easy
A problem is as easy as how you look at it.
The APC Paper – an Android 4.0 super-small AIO “PC”!
$99 to get this:
Main features of APC
· Optimized Android OS (4.0)
· VIA WonderMedia ARM Cortex-A9 @800Mhz
· 4GB NAND Flash
· 512 DDR3 SDRAM
· Hardware accelerated 2D/3D graphics and video
· HMDI and VGA*
· 1080p output
· USB 2.0 (x2) and microUSB (OTG)
· microSD slot
· 10/100 Ethernet
· Audio out / Mic in combo
· 20-pin ARM-JTAG header
· Extra GPIO, SPI and I2C busses on a header
How “APC Paper” looks:
http://www.viagallery.com/ProductImage/apc_paper_io.aspx
Just one step away from an ideal book PC! The battery! Now even a portable pico DLP projector gets its own battery:
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2400661,00.asp
What if it could run on a wireless charging mat? Wouldn’t it be possible in the near future?
The All-Edges Concept of Ubuntu on Phone
That sounds like a brilliant idea. Will it really work, and make a name amid a fierce crossfire between iOS and Android?
(Skip to around 6m30s to see the phone in action right away)