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The Wayback Machine
Source: New Scientist
Meet the Founder of The Wayback Machine: A Conversation With Brewster Kahle
Kahle discusses many topics in this fact-filled interview. An informative read.
See Also: Direct to The Wayback Machine
See Also: “Software Aims to Put Your Life on a Disk” (via New Scientist)
From the article, “Engineers are working on software to load every photo you take, every letter you write – in fact your every memory and experience – into a surrogate brain that never forgets anything, New Scientist can reveal It is part of a curious venture dubbed the MyLifeBits project, in which engineers at Microsoft’s Media Presence lab in San Francisco are aiming to build multimedia databases that chronicle people’s life events and make them searchable. “Imagine being able to run a Google-like search on your life,” says Gordon Bell, one of the developers.”

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