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23 Oct 07

Otro sitio que hacía tiempo que debía estar en mi base de datos:
"We collect and make accessible people's personal histories and anecdotes about the places in their neighborhoods that are important to them. In each of these locations we install a [murmur] sign with a telephone number on it that anyone can call with a mobile phone to listen to that story while standing in that exact spot, and engaging in the physical experience of being right where the story takes place. Some stories suggest that the listener walk around, following a certain path through a place, while others allow a person to wander with both their feet and their gaze." - locative on 2007-10-23

19 Oct 07

We encourage you to
find and tell stories about local places through this website. These stories form the basis for mobile media that can be experienced while walking around the city.

15 Apr 07

textually.org is the entry point of three weblogs devoted to cell phones and mobile content, focusing on text messaging and cell phone usage around the world, tracking the latest news and social impact of these new technologies.

17 Oct 06

The arguably most important feature of Inform 7 is its programming language: Natural Inform (the name comes from the fact that it is designed to be a subset of natural English). Notable features of NI include strong bias towards declarative rule-based style of programming and ability to infer types and properties of objects from the way they are used. For example, the statement "John wears a hat." creates a "person" called "John" (since only people are capable of wearing things), creates a "thing" with the "wearable" property (since only objects marked "wearable" are capable of being worn), and sets John as wearing the hat.

16 Oct 06