- China halting rare earth mineral shipments to the US
Slashdot links to a cluser of stories around China’s trade decision against the US, following a similar decision regarding exporting these critical minerals to Japan. A bit of recent listener feedback has me mulling over post-abundance computing, this seems to be suggestive of future concerns. Like news of limited recycling of these materials, I also wonder at the positive possibility of making the production of electronics more environmentally responsible and durable.
- DOSBox to get emulated 3D accelerator card
I used DOSBox to get an old game I still had on CD-ROM working a couple of years ago. Slashdot has news of the developers looking to add a “complete and faithful” emulation of the core chipset of the old 3dfx Voodoo Graphics card. I had one of those and it figures into some very fond memories of LAN parties back in the madness of the height of the dot-com bubble back in the nineties.
- Bendable memory from nanowire transistors , Technology Review
- Feds forced to admit it is legal to photograph federal buildings, BoingBoing
- Google rolls out Chrome 7, Slashdot
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Tagged with Chrome, cyberliberties, emulation, Google, physics of computing.
By Thomas Gideon
– October 20, 2010
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