Comments for Sustainable Internet http://www.sustainableinternet.org Mon, 21 Jun 2010 22:06:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Jorge Zapico by idlyll http://www.sustainableinternet.org/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-55 idlyll Mon, 21 Jun 2010 22:06:54 +0000 http://itsagreenmobileworld.verdemedia.org/?page_id=2#comment-55 mT13Xm <a href="http://jlpkyrhbutfv.com/" rel="nofollow">jlpkyrhbutfv</a>, [url=http://zmbvgdmwotgr.com/]zmbvgdmwotgr[/url], [link=http://skvtikuqzohc.com/]skvtikuqzohc[/link], http://aixhdsgrxwll.com/ mT13Xm jlpkyrhbutfv, [url=http://zmbvgdmwotgr.com/]zmbvgdmwotgr[/url], [link=http://skvtikuqzohc.com/]skvtikuqzohc[/link], http://aixhdsgrxwll.com/

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]]> Comment on iPad as ereader by Burn http://www.sustainableinternet.org/2010/ipad-as-ereader/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Burn Wed, 14 Apr 2010 13:15:48 +0000 http://www.sustainableinternet.org/?p=425#comment-36 Check out Ekotech! http://www.ekotech.se Check out Ekotech! http://www.ekotech.se

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]]> Comment on Representation of CO2 by Bego http://www.sustainableinternet.org/2010/representation-of-co2/comment-page-1/#comment-34 Bego Thu, 01 Apr 2010 20:31:06 +0000 http://www.sustainableinternet.org/?p=414#comment-34 very very interesting, i love the idea of the car and the balloon, very graphic indeed. very very interesting, i love the idea of the car and the balloon, very graphic indeed.

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]]> Comment on Jorge Zapico by Del http://www.sustainableinternet.org/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-33 Del Fri, 26 Mar 2010 16:19:43 +0000 http://itsagreenmobileworld.verdemedia.org/?page_id=2#comment-33 I enjoyed meeting you at Stanford, and enjoyed the discussion. Thanks for leading the breakout, and all the best to you. I enjoyed meeting you at Stanford, and enjoyed the discussion. Thanks for leading the breakout, and all the best to you.

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]]> Comment on Valtech Presentation by Anders Stenberg http://www.sustainableinternet.org/2010/valtech-presentation/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Anders Stenberg Mon, 15 Mar 2010 19:31:52 +0000 http://www.sustainableinternet.org/?p=394#comment-30 Thanks Jorge for a great presentation. Most interesting. / Anders, Valtech Thanks Jorge for a great presentation. Most interesting. / Anders, Valtech

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]]> Comment on Guidelines for a sustainable internet by Bego http://www.sustainableinternet.org/2010/guidelines-for-a-sustainable-internet/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Bego Sun, 14 Feb 2010 15:58:02 +0000 http://itsagreenmobileworld.com/?p=197#comment-27 This is such a cool presentation! Plus I love the disclaimer at the beginning :) Si todos hiciéramos las cosas teniendo los valores delante al mundo le iría mucho mejor. This is such a cool presentation! Plus I love the disclaimer at the beginning :)
Si todos hiciéramos las cosas teniendo los valores delante al mundo le iría mucho mejor.

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]]> Comment on Jazz Calculator by Adam http://www.sustainableinternet.org/2010/jazz-calculator/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Adam Wed, 03 Feb 2010 05:10:34 +0000 http://itsagreenmobileworld.com/?p=191#comment-26 Really neat examples of what I call, climate action software. I was hoping you could take the chance to check out the mobile climate action software we developed called, Twavel. It combines social networking, a carbon calculator, and animated characters to make reducing your emissions fun! http://is.gd/r8ad/ (iTunes link) Really neat examples of what I call, climate action software.

I was hoping you could take the chance to check out the mobile climate action software we developed called, Twavel. It combines social networking, a carbon calculator, and animated characters to make reducing your emissions fun!

http://is.gd/r8ad/ (iTunes link)

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]]> Comment on Off-grid high tech living by C. Bailey http://www.sustainableinternet.org/2008/off-grid-high-tech-living/comment-page-1/#comment-8 C. Bailey Mon, 14 Dec 2009 02:21:26 +0000 http://itsagreenmobileworld.com/?p=6#comment-8 I have been looking at the Kindle online for about six months. I would come very close to making the purchase, but I'd realize it didn't make economic sense: I didn't read enough books to justify the upfront investment; I couldn't share books with friends; I would be giving up library borrowing; and I'm not even sure I own the books I purchase for the Kindle (much hoopla about this, I know). It didn't make good economic sense to buy a Kindle. Now that I own one, I still agree with that conclusion - but I give the Kindle five stars. Why? Because the Kindle isn't about saving money; it's about enjoyable reading. And the Kindle is a glorious success at this. I can't explain how nice it is to read without turning pages and fussing with bindings. If I want to hold a cup of coffee (or a glass of scotch) in one hand and the Kindle in the other, it's no problem at all. I can access the relevant control ("Next Page") without any fuss. If I want to lay the kindle flat on my desk and not touch it but to turn the pages, fine; no problem. For me, this is the main advantage of the Kindle. It sounds a bit ridiculous to complain of books being cumbersome, but you'll understand after finishing your first Kindle edition book. That said, being able to wirelessly download books is a wonderful, if sometimes unwittingly expensive, feature. I love waking to the New York Times every morning and having various magazines delivered throughout the week for mere dollars a month. Granted, I expect to spend more on actual reading material, but I also expect to read more, which more than compensates for a slight fiscal uptick. So, my recommendation is this; buy the Kindle, planning wholeheartedly to return it if you're not completely taken by it. It doesn't make a lot of economic sense, so you need to love it when it arrives. If you don't, it's not the device for you. I have been looking at the Kindle online for about six months. I would come very close to making the purchase, but I’d realize it didn’t make economic sense: I didn’t read enough books to justify the upfront investment; I couldn’t share books with friends; I would be giving up library borrowing; and I’m not even sure I own the books I purchase for the Kindle (much hoopla about this, I know). It didn’t make good economic sense to buy a Kindle. Now that I own one, I still agree with that conclusion – but I give the Kindle five stars. Why? Because the Kindle isn’t about saving money; it’s about enjoyable reading. And the Kindle is a glorious success at this. I can’t explain how nice it is to read without turning pages and fussing with bindings. If I want to hold a cup of coffee (or a glass of scotch) in one hand and the Kindle in the other, it’s no problem at all. I can access the relevant control (“Next Page”) without any fuss. If I want to lay the kindle flat on my desk and not touch it but to turn the pages, fine; no problem. For me, this is the main advantage of the Kindle. It sounds a bit ridiculous to complain of books being cumbersome, but you’ll understand after finishing your first Kindle edition book. That said, being able to wirelessly download books is a wonderful, if sometimes unwittingly expensive, feature. I love waking to the New York Times every morning and having various magazines delivered throughout the week for mere dollars a month. Granted, I expect to spend more on actual reading material, but I also expect to read more, which more than compensates for a slight fiscal uptick.

So, my recommendation is this; buy the Kindle, planning wholeheartedly to return it if you’re not completely taken by it. It doesn’t make a lot of economic sense, so you need to love it when it arrives. If you don’t, it’s not the device for you.

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]]> Comment on Master Thesis by It’s a green mobile world » Blog Archive » Linking to the source http://www.sustainableinternet.org/research-efforts/master-thesis/comment-page-1/#comment-7 It’s a green mobile world » Blog Archive » Linking to the source Wed, 28 Oct 2009 21:44:23 +0000 http://itsagreenmobileworld.com/?page_id=5#comment-7 [...] Master Thesis Twitter [...] [...] Master Thesis Twitter [...]

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]]> Comment on The fun theory by Graham http://www.sustainableinternet.org/2009/the-fun-theory/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Graham Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:47:12 +0000 http://itsagreenmobileworld.com/?p=183#comment-25 hehe hehe

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