Bill Gates told an audience in Ottawa that he and his wife have set computer use limits on their 10 year old daughter.
Gates said he and his wife Melinda decided to set a limit of 45 minutes a day of total screen time for games and an hour a day on weekends, plus what time she needs for homework.
Read more from Wired.
Now this is just fun!
Staffers for Google in New York accessorized this drawing with gadgets of the future. What accessories do you think we’ll have in 20 years?
A while back I took part in a survey for Christian bloggers and I just got a list of all the bloggers that participated. Get ready to start scrolling. More after the jump…
(and thanks to Thomasfor taking the time to code all this out.)
Continue reading State of the Christian blogsphere
Active Voice has some cool templates for your Hipster PDA.
What is a Hipster PDA you might ask?
Introduced in 2004 by Merlin Mann, a San Francisco-based writer and curator of the popular “lifehack” website 43 Folders, the Hipster PDA (HPDA) is the ultimate unplugged personal organizer. An HPDA consists of a stack of 3×5 cards and a binder clip. That’s it.
via Lifehacker
Wired Magazine report on energy startup, The Citizenre Corporation:
Energy startup The Citizenre Corporation’s haikulike Google ad says it all. “Solar for free,” it headlines. “No initial investment needed. Just monthly payments for power.”
Instead of making you spring for $25,000 or more in gear, Citizenre says it will loan you a complete rooftop solar power system, install it for free and sell you back the power it generates at a fixed rate below what your utility charges. The company hopes to make back its investment with those monthly payments, augmented by federal tax credits and rebates.
The company is marketed similar to Amway or Mary Kay. Do you buy it?
Let me know.