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Too bad it'll take 200,000 just for a flight into space.]]> Clean Slate Technology Wed, 22 Jul 2009 23:14:28 GMT http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/spaceport-america-t76.htm#2088 http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/spaceport-america-t76.htm http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-pcs-t4.htm Mike Modern personal computers are products of gradual evolution. They are extremely complex, and like many complex things, they are inherently slow to change. However, it is their complexity which makes them reliable and stable; any modifications that are made can be easily undone or simply ignored if they turn out to be less useful than anticipated. Nevertheless, I believe there are at least a few arguments in favor of designing a clean-slate PC. Firstly, the gradual evolution of the PC has ... Clean Slate Technology Wed, 27 Dec 2006 11:08:34 GMT http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-pcs-t4.htm#5 http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-pcs-t4.htm http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-space-program-t75.htm Locksley I'm sure issues with the space program(s) have been thoroughly covered on NewMars, but I'd like to get some ideas for a Clean Slate Space Program. I'll start off adding a few improvements that I'd like to see: -Government-independent organization. Government funding could be provided for certain types of programs, i.e. military contracts, if necessary, but primary funding would come from private investors and profit from technologies. -Goal-oriented. An organization that gets things ... Clean Slate Technology Tue, 07 Jul 2009 16:40:47 GMT http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-space-program-t75.htm#2068 http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-space-program-t75.htm http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/tech-level-t34.htm NoMoreLies What level of technology should it have? Should it use nuclear power, coal; or solar, biofuel, wind, tital, and Hydro? What should the buildings be made of? How should the crops be grown? Should we try to make the tech look as inconspicuas as possible? Clean Slate Technology Tue, 19 Feb 2008 22:22:43 GMT http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/tech-level-t34.htm#171 http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/tech-level-t34.htm http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/public-workshops-t69.htm NoMoreLies
And I can't add a poll.]]> Clean Slate Technology Fri, 20 Feb 2009 16:14:04 GMT http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/public-workshops-t69.htm#1781 http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/public-workshops-t69.htm http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-cars-t53.htm lkm I thought this topic deserved it's own thread and for the purposes herein I shall define a car as point to point transportation for personal use, motorized, and by land. Should the cs city have cars or be car free? What should they look like, how should they be powered, be driven? can they fly? (pleaaaaaase can they fly?) Some links to think about: http://faculty.washington.edu/jbs/itrans/dualmode.htm http://www.theoscarproject.org/ http://www.airshiptg.org/index.htm http://www.templetons.com/brad/robocars/ I ... Clean Slate Technology Fri, 25 Jul 2008 18:22:16 GMT http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-cars-t53.htm#539 http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-cars-t53.htm http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-wiki-s-t6.htm Mike Like me, I'm sure many of you are grateful for the invention of wiki's like wikipedia. Personally, i've been impressed with the way people with previously stubborn bias have been able to become a little more open-minded and forgiving when debating some of the more morally taboo and other 'hot' topics. However, lately I think we're beginning to witness the 'information overload' problem in wikipedia; where ones attention span is stretched so far as to give up halfway through the material, leaving ... Clean Slate Technology Wed, 27 Dec 2006 13:58:55 GMT http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-wiki-s-t6.htm#8 http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-wiki-s-t6.htm http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-internet-web-40-t16.htm Mike This topic is getting quite hot lately. I'll add some links as I find them. http://www.computerworld.com.au/index.php/id;748588742;fp;4;fpid;1398720840 http://cleanslate.stanford.edu/ A small forum responding to Stanford Universities proposal above: http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/82312 Google search results for ' "Clean Slate" Internet ': http://www.google.co.nz/search?num=50&hl=en&safe=off&q=%22clean+slate%22+internet&meta= Clean Slate Technology Mon, 26 Mar 2007 10:49:53 GMT http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-internet-web-40-t16.htm#60 http://cleanslate.editboard.com/clean-slate-technology-f6/clean-slate-internet-web-40-t16.htm