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• Keyspan USB Server
  

  Keyspan, donglers extraordinaire, are brewing up a USB Server capable of connecting USB devices to a PC or Mac over the network — by one or more clients, no less. “Share a USB printer or scanner …, turn a USB hard drive into a simple file server, make USB devices available via Wifi”, etc. The router-sized server sports 4 12Mbps USB ports with full 500mA of power per, 10/100 RJ45 network port, and static, DHCP, and Rendezvous IP.

  [MobileWhack]

• Asia Nucks?
  

  Japanese and Chinese companies collaborating to build standard Asian Linux distribution.
  
  But could the name ‘Asianux’ be any worse?

  [kent williams]

• Sound and Vision
  

  I quite like the haunting electronica music of “Boards of Canada,” but I have even more respect for their idiosyncratic aesthetic after encountering this deliberately-paced, mindblurring net-art site of theirs.
  I would imagine that you need broadband before tackling this thing. You might also want to unplug the phone and retire into a dark room with some trail mix and maybe a lava lamp. Boards of Canada

  [Beyond the Beyond]
  
  (d.w.: yeah, I know my fellow technoheads know about that site, but in case the other readers here are interested…)

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  [Don Park’s Daily Habit]

:: Dave Walker 16:40 (EST/EDT) [+]

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