Hugh Chatfield I.S.P.
Degrees in Physics, Documentary Production In Information Technology since 1965. In General markup languages since 1993. In Film projects since 2007. In Documentary Production since 2008. Follow my adventures at Hugh's World http://hugh-chatfield.com
Homepage: http://cyberspace-industries-2000.com
Posts by Hugh Chatfield I.S.P.
The Need for Disruptive Innovation (part 1)
April 13, 2010 - 12:32 pm
Posted in - General Info | 4 comments
Canada is predicted by our leaders to have a potentially very bleak future. Does disruptive technology and innovation give us a way out?
uCorder IRDC250
March 28, 2010 - 9:56 pm
Tags: e-memory, recording life, Total Recall, uCorder
Posted in 6 Cool Tech | No comments
A first look at the uCorder – a device to record your life?
The Importance of Being “XML”
March 28, 2010 - 10:53 am
Tags: PEPPOL, UBL, XML
Posted in - General Info | 2 comments
Have you avoided XML because it is a new unproved technology? Have you avoided XML because there seems to be hundreds of variants making it to hard to understand? Are you still printing invoices? Maybe it is time to check out the Universal Business Language (UBL).
I’ll be “being” you.
March 26, 2010 - 7:50 pm
Posted in - General Info | 2 comments
A note from the Singularity University crossed my screen, which led to write ups on uCorder – a kewl little device from a Toronto firm. It is basically a camcorder, with enough memory space to record up to 7 continuous hours. It’s main feature is that is light, small, and designed to be worn. You [...]
Quantum Computers in Fiction and the Reality of the Quantum World
March 19, 2010 - 7:36 pm
Tags: Neanderthal Parallax, quantum theory, qubit, Robert J. Sawyer, Schrödinger's cat
Posted in 6 Cool Tech | 3 comments
Can a cat be alive and dead at the same time? Can a metal strip be oscillating and not oscillating at the same time? Can science fiction writers ever stay far enough ahead of real science?
The (non)Importance of Invisibility
March 19, 2010 - 3:41 am
Tags: memex, Online connections, Vannevar Bush
Posted in 5 Social Enabler? | No comments
Remaining invisible online defeats the capability of establishing connections – a critical component of the online world.
