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The Current Flow, July 2009

Posted in Predictions on July 31st, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

Technology

This month is about hacking: everything is vulnerable in the digital world: MI6, Social Security Numbers, the government, Linux, high profile security companies, iPhone, encryption and Windows (9 out of 10 installations).
Linux and free, open source software is gaining momentum (in sales, S&P500) against tech giants fighting each other in multiple fronts: Microsoft+Yahoo vs. Google (Chrome OS vs. Bing), Apple vs. Google (Google Voice vs. iPhone) , Linux vs. Google+Microsoft (Ubuntu vs. Win7+Chrome OS)
On research we’ve come to an era when code is no longer written but generated by the machine through interacting with it’s users. Are we building the digital world or the digital is enhancing us to feed him better?

Business

Conspiracy theories came into reality with Goldman. A few controls economy over state.
The media — now print soon hollywood — started to get napstered. News and books will be free like peer-to-peer music. After democratising these mass manipulation tools politics will be napstered too.

Lifehacking

How much of life are you actually living? turns into a sad introspection for many of us.
What you eat, see, breath, drink and how your friends are makes you. You are nothing than your dreams, watch and prioritize them! Be light and more beautiful.

World

China through it’s own inertia + aggressive expansion became the world’s wealthiest state.
The current bubble and crisis is over, the next on dollar and oil is comming.
In the background underground solutions are rising and shaping the new world order.

Daily Digest for July 31st

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	Shared Treasury needs to sell 3.3 Trillion dollars in the next 6 months. Failed already today — 8:41am via Google Reader
	Shared The $12 Startup — 8:45am via Google Reader
	Shared Watch This Video. Do The Complete Opposite of Whatever It Says. — 8:47am via Google Reader
	Shared The Future of Capitalism in Five Minutes: Meaning-Driven Business in Fast Times — 8:48am via Google Reader
	Shared Crowd Sourced Venture Capitalism — 8:48am via Google Reader
	Shared Multiple top-security sites hacked (zf05) — 8:49am via Google Reader
	Shared Top Most Famous Hackers of All Time — 8:50am via Google Reader
	Shared Community of peers gives early feedback on marketing concepts — 1:53pm via Google Reader
	Shared Google Trends: economic depression (look at the spike) — 2:09pm via Google Reader
	Shared "We are more possible than you can powerfully imagine" — 2:09pm via Google Reader
	Shared SMS Hack Could Makes iPhones Vulnerable — 2:13pm via Google Reader
	Shared Decision Making and Communications at Goldman Sachs — 2:30pm via Google Reader
	Shared Google Warns About Search-Spammer Site Hacking — 3:00pm via Google Reader
	Shared Games That Design Themselves — 4:20pm via Google Reader
	Shared RIAA Says "Don’t Expect DRMed Music To Work Forever" — 5:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared Null Character Hack Allows SSL Spoofing — 6:43pm via Google Reader
	Shared Beluga whale saves diver’s life — 7:07pm via Google Reader
	Shared Height, Money, and Happiness — 7:07pm via Google Reader
	Shared Schneier on Security : Another New AES Attack — 7:09pm via Google Reader
	Shared Schneier on Security : Risks of Cloud Computing — 7:09pm via Google Reader
	Shared How You Finance Goldman Sachs’ Profits — 7:18pm via Google Reader
	Shared Senate Probes Goldman, Deutsche Bank, others for fraud — 7:18pm via Google Reader
	Shared Chris Anderson on the Economics of ‘Free’: ‘Maybe Media Will Be a Hobby Rather than a Job’ — 7:18pm via Google Reader
	Shared DRM for news? Inside the AP’s plan to "wrap" its content — 7:30pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 30th

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	Shared The number of Internet users in China has exceeded the number — 4:40am via Google Reader
	Shared Yahoo will serve Bing results — 6:43am via Google Reader
	Shared Zimbabwe Printed the First $100 Trillion Dollar Note in History — 6:44am via Google Reader
	Shared Global warming is the new religion of First World urban elites — 6:48am via Google Reader
	Shared Foreign Investment In The US Is Going Down — 6:53am via Google Reader
	Shared The iPhone App Store is the world’s biggest walled garden. — 7:00am via Google Reader
	Shared Meet Cybraphon – the autonomous emotional robot band — 12:00pm via Google Reader
	Shared Stop following directions and start designing — 1:39pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Pirate Bay Is Being Sued Again — 2:19pm via Google Reader
	Shared Toyota Humanoid Robot Runs At 7 Km/hr — 3:54pm via Google Reader
	Shared How wars, plagues, and urban disease propelled Europe’s rise to riches — 5:19pm via Google Reader
	Shared Porsche may take $7 billion hit on VW options sale — 5:19pm via Google Reader
	Shared Big spenders tend to marry big savers, researchers find — 5:19pm via Google Reader
	Shared A One World Currency Is Inevitable — 5:21pm via Google Reader
	Shared Wall Street’s Reaction To The Microsoft-Yahoo Search Deal: Not Good — 5:21pm via Google Reader
	Shared Steve Jobs on why Apple doesn’t do market research — 5:23pm via Google Reader
	Shared Israeli strike seems almost inevitable… (WSJ) — 5:23pm via Google Reader
	Shared Results of: 7 developers, working 24/7 for 90 days, 1 house (in Colombia) — 5:24pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 29th

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	Shared Music Industry Thriving In an Era of File Sharing — 6:21am via Google Reader
	Shared China’s hidden debt problem — 7:36am via Google Reader
	Shared World Prepares to Dump the Dollar — 7:37am via Google Reader
	Shared EU May Allow US To Keep Snooping On European Bank Data — 9:19am via Google Reader
	Shared SFLC Says Microsoft Violated the GPL — 12:22pm via Google Reader
	Shared 92% of Windows PCs Vulnerable To Zero-Day Attacks On Flash — 2:42pm via Google Reader
	Shared George Dyson on Economics, People and Machines — 3:13pm via Google Reader
	Shared Google Open Sources Wave Protocol Implementation — 4:17pm via Google Reader
	Shared Transparent Aluminum Is "New State of Matter" — 5:01pm via Google Reader
	Shared There is no WiFi allergy: newspapers misreport PR as science — 5:43pm via Google Reader
	Shared Declines in Online Ad Revenues Partly Due to Ignoring Mobile Visitors — 5:47pm via Google Reader
	Shared The third largest stock exchange in America is a startup — 5:47pm via Google Reader
	Shared BBC on How To Start A Bank (mp3) — 5:49pm via Google Reader
	Shared Amazon.com is too powerful — 5:49pm via Google Reader
	Shared John Conway & Simon Kochen Discuss The Free Will Of Subatomic Particles — 5:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared Wordsworth responds to Amazon in 2000; bankrupt in 2004 — 5:51pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 28th

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	Shared AT&T Blocks Part of 4chan — 6:00am via Google Reader
	Shared Twitter and Facebook To Become World’s Richest Companies — 6:47am via Google Reader
	Shared Make Money, Whatever Happens to the Economy — 7:08am via Google Reader
	Shared Financial Times Confirms September Launch for Apple Tablet — 7:08am via Google Reader
	Shared Your brain consumes 20% of the calories you eat — 7:09am via Google Reader
	Shared New minimum wage forces Scott Co. store to cut workers’ time — 7:09am via Google Reader
	Shared High frequency trading in Europe — 7:10am via Google Reader
	Shared ANIMAL FARM – 2009 — 7:10am via Google Reader
	Shared Hacking Filmmaking: Iterate, Focus on the Product (sounds familiar) — 7:12am via Google Reader
	Shared Site Is Winning Fashion Fans by Letting Them Play Designer — 7:12am via Google Reader
	Shared What SimCity Has to Teach Future Moguls — 7:15am via Google Reader
	Shared United Airlines Shows How Not To Run Your Business — 7:15am via Google Reader
	Shared No. 2 Texas bank expects to fail — 7:15am via Google Reader
	Shared The Arab world Waking from its sleep — 7:18am via Google Reader
	Shared French Small Business Booms with Auto-Entrepreneur Plan — 7:19am via Google Reader
	Shared Claytronics or Gershenfeld: Why You’ll Be Able to Make Almost Anything — 7:19am via Google Reader
	Shared The New Joblessness — 7:20am via Google Reader
	Shared Ion engine could one day power 39-day trips to Mars — 7:20am via Google Reader
	Shared "Dangerous Knowledge" (BBC) – Documentary on mathematicians gone insane — 7:21am via Google Reader
	Shared Will Google Wave succeed inside the enterprise? — 7:21am via Google Reader
	Shared 90% of China’s billionaires are kids of high-ranking officials — 7:23am via Google Reader
	Shared E-cigarettes May be More Harmful than Standard Cigarettes — 11:06am via Google Reader
	Shared English DJ Claims Wi-Fi Allergy — 3:43pm via Google Reader
	Shared Suicide — 4:08pm via Google Reader
	Shared Microsoft Uses Human Computing Game To Tune Bing — 5:05pm via Google Reader
	Shared A ‘Google Analytics’ for mobile applications — 5:46pm via Google Reader
	Shared Tim Levene launches a new £50m Uk-targeted fund, aggregated from theStartup — 9:35pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Crow Paradox — 9:36pm via Google Reader
	Shared Research says women are getting more beautiful — 9:36pm via Google Reader
	Shared Being Data-Driven In A World That Increasingly Isn’t — 9:37pm via Google Reader
	Shared Does Silicon Valley noise detract from long-term value creation? — 9:41pm via Google Reader
	Shared Sales Tools to Help Sell to Big Companies — 9:42pm via Google Reader
	Shared A Visualization of Amazon Acquisitions — 9:42pm via Google Reader
	Shared Statistics of Two Years of Blogging (had over 1 million visitors!) — 9:43pm via Google Reader
	Shared CEO of NPR: News won’t go paywall. Calls it a "mass delusion" in the industry — 9:43pm via Google Reader
	Shared How two students got a ride from Sir Richard Branson on his private jet — 9:45pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Way We Have Become: A Surfeit Of Seeming — 9:46pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 27th

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	Shared "US is empire of the devil": A visit to North Korea — 7:22am via Google Reader
	Shared China’s New Plan To Take Over The World — 7:23am via Google Reader
	Shared The quirky genius of the Dos Equis ad campaign — 7:24am via Google Reader
	Shared Cisco CEO John Chambers Projects Strong Growth – Internet 2.0 will drive productivity growth in the new, new economy — 7:24am via Google Reader
	Shared The rich have never had it so good — 7:24am via Google Reader
	Shared John Dvorak’s Second Opinion: Is the party over for behemoth Microsoft? — 7:24am via Google Reader
	Shared Tips from a Small E-Commerce Owner — 7:25am via Google Reader
	Shared Matasano hacked. A humbling lesson, even the pros are vulnerable. — 7:25am via Google Reader
	Shared In the Future, the Cost of Education will be Zero — 7:25am via Google Reader
	Shared The 500 Millisecond Advantage — 7:28am via Google Reader
	Shared "Marriage is for white people" — 7:28am via Google Reader
	Shared How Reuters Should Be Responding To The AP’s Suicide — 7:37am via Google Reader
	Shared High Frequency Trading Is A Scam — 7:40am via Google Reader
	Shared Dvorak on Microsoft: Party Over, MSFT distracted by shiny objects — 7:41am via Google Reader
	Shared You Can Reinvent Yourself Online — 7:42am via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 26th

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	Shared Marketing, Memory and the Mind — 3:40am via Google Reader
	Shared Peter Jackson and James Cameron talk future of film — 5:18am via Google Reader
	Shared Brooklyn man accused of trafficking human organs — 5:58am via Google Reader
	Shared Peter Krantz :: Opengov.se launched — 8:21am via Google Reader
	Shared Interview with Brad Sprengler, author of the last Linux 0day exploit — 1:21pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Irksome Cellphone Industry — 3:19pm via Google Reader
	Shared Amazon.com buys Zappos for $928 million — 4:56pm via Google Reader
	Shared Monetize The Audience, Not The Content — 4:56pm via Google Reader
	Shared Alan Blinder: Economy has hit bottom — 4:57pm via Google Reader
	Shared Codeweavers to overtake Microsoft by 2018 — 4:58pm via Google Reader
	Shared Red Hat to join S&P 500 — 5:02pm via Google Reader
	Shared Bacteria make computers look like pocket calculators — 5:03pm via Google Reader
	Shared It’s Time To Pony Up. Why Good Websites Shouldn’t Be Free. — 5:05pm via Google Reader
	Shared Europe’s patent regime: A patent mess — 5:05pm via Google Reader
	Shared Will anyone pay for anything? — 5:06pm via Google Reader
	Shared High Frequency Trading Is A Scam — 5:09pm via Google Reader
	Shared Free Software Foundation calls upon Amazon to free the ebook reader. — 5:10pm via Google Reader
	Shared De Beers profits fall 92% — 5:14pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 25th

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	Shared USA Grows More Dependant On China — 4:06am via Google Reader
	Shared East Africa Gets High-Speed Internet Access Via Undersea Cable — 5:53am via Google Reader
	Shared The Russian Ministry for Foreign Affaires is outraged by — 6:15am via Google Reader
	Shared Start and finish an app in one day — 8:22am via Google Reader
	Shared US Treasury to issue $235 billion in debt over the next week — 8:25am via Google Reader
	Shared Microsoft profits down by a third — 8:25am via Google Reader
	Shared Government Backed Accelerators Chosen – March On Finland!, aggregated from ArcticStartup — 10:00am via Google Reader
	Shared Startup ioBridge enables Twitter-based control of home monitoring, control — 12:10pm via Google Reader
	Shared The attack of the 1-percenters — 4:55pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 24th

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	Shared Hyundai Reports Record Quarterly Profit — 4:27am via Google Reader
	Shared Artificial Brain ‘10 Years Away’ — 4:54am via Google Reader
	Shared US Dollar Became World Currency 65 Years Ago — 6:39am via Google Reader
	Shared Yen Falls as Japan Finance Companies Set to Raise Money for Overseas Funds — 8:06am via Google Reader
	Shared The remarkable vote to kill the F-22 and what it means for America’s military future — 8:07am via Google Reader
	Shared Gordon Brown: Wiring a web for global good — 10:15am via Google Reader
	Shared Hacking Nuclear Command and Control — 12:03pm via Google Reader
	Shared Segway inventor talks about the future of technology – Pessimistic on future of America — 1:02pm via Google Reader
	Shared Cloud-Sourcing’s Long-Term Impact On IT Careers — 2:15pm via Google Reader
	GOD BLESS The CARBoNFOOLS !!!€&@")!!!! Ayyyyy eooooaaaa [#] — 2:30pm via Twitter
	Shared Microsoft’s Code Contribution Due To GPL Violation — 3:07pm via Google Reader
	Shared Embracing slowness: the anti-energy drink — 4:06pm via Google Reader
	Shared Pirate Bay’s Anonymity Service Enters Beta Testing — 5:19pm via Google Reader
	Shared Pentagon’s New Plan to Rain Down Painful Beams From the Sky — 5:58pm via Google Reader
	Shared Online Ad Revenues At The New York Times Keep Dropping Like A Rock — 7:39pm via Google Reader
	Shared Credit Suisse Profit Rises 29% on Gains From Trading — 7:39pm via Google Reader
	Shared Economists don’t know what they’re talking about — 7:40pm via Google Reader
	Shared Zappos Deal Shows VCs Hate Entrepreneurs — 7:43pm via Google Reader
	Shared Open-Source Tools for Working With Video and Audio — 7:47pm via Google Reader
	Shared Every project is a startup — 7:48pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 23rd

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	Shared Global Airlines Are Forced Taking New Steps to Control Costs and Boost Revenue — 6:25am via Google Reader
	Shared Babies Understand Dogs, Bark-matching Study Finds — 9:23am via Google Reader
	Shared Crude Oil’s Collapse Is Coming — 9:23am via Google Reader
	Shared The average American home now have 3 TVs — 9:24am via Google Reader
	Shared Oakland to Assess Marijuana Tax — 12:23pm via Google Reader
	Shared PepsiCo Profit Falls as People Buy Cheaper Drinks — 12:29pm via Google Reader
	Shared Give a day to charity, get a night at a hotel — 1:19pm via Google Reader
	Shared Seeking a less pretentious "boutique" — 3:05pm via Google Reader
	Shared NSA To Use Cloud Model For Intelligence Analysis — 3:36pm via Google Reader
	Shared America’s 10 Most-Wanted Botnets — 7:17pm via Google Reader
	Shared MIT Electric Car May Outperform Rival Gas Models — 8:05pm via Google Reader
	Shared Malls across America are dying. Here’s a list. — 11:03pm via Google Reader
	Shared Maker’s Schedule, Manager’s Schedule — 11:06pm via Google Reader
	Shared Police Using Paintballs to Tag Iranian Protestors — 11:06pm via Google Reader
	Shared Digitize Your Own Books: The Book Ripper Project — 11:07pm via Google Reader
	Shared Who Buys Virtual Goods? It’s Not Who You Think — 11:07pm via Google Reader
	Shared Google, Apple: Two Mobile Software Visions — 11:11pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Collapse of Harvard’s $36.9 Billion Endowment — 11:12pm via Google Reader
	Shared Tech Investor News Delivers Exactly What You Assume It Would — 11:13pm via Google Reader
	Shared China to begin dumping USD; To spend reserves to grow overseas — 11:13pm via Google Reader

Archive for July, 2009