Sharm in the media
Ok, I am starting to recover from my shock. Here are some links related to the Sharm El-Sheikh bombings.
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A Tragedy
Since this is probably the largest terror attack to hit my home country in my lifetime. I think I have to post something.
My reaction is very different to other attacks, I am avoiding the news, television and other sources of information. On other similar events I would be glued …
Leave them alone 2
Although, I am glad they are going to leave kids alone and use robots. Take a look at the robotic jockey. It is finished and ready for racing.
But look at it from another perspective. Something looks terribly wrong, evil and sick. I don't accept the idea of controlling living …
The democratic singularity
A technological singularity is a predicted time at which technological progress accelerates beyond the ability of present-day humans to fully comprehend or predict.
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I don't know if the political climate before the technological singularity have ever been discussed. But I am sure someone did and I am …
We can see you
They can beat us. Steal our cameras. They can be as savage and mean as they want.
But we will never stop using technology. And technology will never stop improving. Innovations that empower and enable us will eventually converge.
Wifi Digital Camera's exist. That allows you to instantly email your …
A day in Sokhna
Yesterday, I went with Ihab to Ain Sokhna to inquire and make contacts with boat owners for a long awaited fishing trip we wanted to organise. Previously we had plans for Hurghada, but the distance and expenses would not make it an easy thing.
We met Rayes Alala, in Sadat …
The bastards stole my camera
Some plain clothes police (they had a walkie-talkie) stole my camera and four or three of them dragged me from my shirt violently in the streets. They did the same to my friends. We were no directly upseting them we were just taking photos of another one of my firends …
More Google Sightseeing
No smoke without fire
As a fresh university graduate. It is without a doubt censorship, lack of free speech and security interference exists and is sinking the whole academic fleet of public and private universities.
More than once, in the first two years. When I didn't know about the laws regulating the universities. I …
Google Maps: Cairo
Forget the lousy egymaps site. Google maps expanded to include several cities around the world. And by far this is the most detailed satellite imagery available freely for the public. Your loved and hated Cairo in amazing detail probably 1 meter resolution.
Ok, let us do some google sightseeing.