The Meshverse Journal

Trevor Smith over at the very cool Ogoglio meshverse-in-a-browser project, took some new Croquet avatars Mark McCahill and the Croquet folks at University of Minnesota recently created and put them into his world saying “One of the advantages of using open formats and open licenses is that projects can share resources.” Looking at the avatars [...]

This is another reason why making sure people have an inherent say in the evolution of the meshverse is so important
Futurismic links to news elsewhere of the announcement out of Norway of an evolutionary system: a computer capable of designing better hardware for itself.reBang weblog » University of Oslo Announces Evolutionary Hardware
There’s no question [...]

Version 1.2 just shipped:
Centralized social networks continue the notion of data silos, locking up end-users into a proprietary walled garden. The PeopleAggregator is a social network web service that will be used to inter-connect the world’s social networks – together.
So instead of a single social network with 10,000,000 people – we see 10M social [...]