What would be the impact on the web if everyone online had their own http server? If everyone owned their own server possibly, probably, through a web hosting service like 1and1 or one of the many other services available for small fees, then a myriad of opportunities for entertainment, software development, and many other products and services, would be realistically possible. Everything needed for such a change to occur is already available except maybe training and/or documentation type resources, but that could be remedied fairly quickly.
What do you think?
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Tuesday, October 25, 2005
Watching New Ideas Grow
I cannot watch every piece of information, every day, on every subject I am interested in, but a new site called TransTheoretical.com will be watching some of the areas I want to know about. So far they have listed the following as areas they will be exploring:
- Database of theories
- Quantum cryptography
- Optical computing
- Meta-heuristics
- Grid computing
- Probabilistic resource allocation
- Multidimensional data analysis
- Multidimensional data visualization
- Noninvasive neural-computer interfaces
- Human cognition
- Intersections of linguistics and artificial intelligence
- Intelligent agent emergent behaviors
- Nanotechnology and self-replication
- Swarm intelligence and logic
I will be watching...
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