The Internet Archive moved its datacenter to a brand new Sun container. So, from now, the whole WEB take place in this small 34m3 container. It's very small compared to the 850 km of shelf space occupied by the US Library of Congress!

Après quelques problèmes pour publier la vidéo de ma présentation lors du Cours public 2009, j'ai enfin trouvé un site de publication de vidéos en ligne qui permet de présenter des vidéos de plus de 10 minutes et offre un moyen de télécharger le fichier original.
A vous maintenant d'en profiter et de poster vos commentaires ;-)

After hearing a lot from it, I decided to give the Chrome browser a try...
Installation and first impressions are very good! It's a small application, running fast and (as I can see) reliable. Some minutes after the install, I tried to figure out how to block ads in Chrome. Googling this issue gives me "0" results (apart solutions implying external tools like proxies or ip filtering). And then, suddenly, I remembered the full name of this nice browser: "GOOGLE Chrome". I was then clear that there will probably never be an extension/plugin to block ads on GOOGLE Chrome browser...
So I had to brutally interrupt my first and last try of this wonderful marketing tool to encourage people viewing ads displayed by the google servers... (note for google staff: Nice job guys, very clever way to go around all this ads blockers...)
PS: This post was posted using Chrome ;-)

Proof of attending Lift09 ;-)

TimBL's talk at TED on the next web, putted online at the occasion of the celebration of the 20th years of the World Wide Web today at the CERN.

Ma présentation lors du cours public de l'UNIL 2009: "La science permet-elle de prédire l'avenir?" Disponible avec un slidecast (bande son). La vidéo de la manifestation est également disponible sur le site de l'UNIL: http://www.unil.ch/courspublic/

After the planetary Internet, the Interplanetary Internet to be launched by august 2009!

Next week it's LIFT'09 time! I'm quite curious to attend this (I hope) great conference again. I was very disappointed by the first edition in 2006. Hopefully this year it will rocks ;-)