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An archaelogical expedition on Mars has found the final resting place of the "lifelog" of Paj Nakasen, the philosoper who created the Wager, the philosophy-come-religion that governs all human space.
Cat and Girl hit the spot... sbisson 2003
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Sony Creates Tweeting Cat Collar - Sony has created a prototype collar that can "lifelog" your cat's activities, and tweet about them.
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Sony Creates Tweeting Cat Collar Sony has created a prototype collar that can "lifelog" your cat's activities, and tweet about them.
PCWorld 2010
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That is, I'm quite happy with the way my tweets are archived on my blog as my "lifelog" using WP and Twitter Tools.
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A few years ago, In the Hall of the Martian King 2003, a science fiction novel by author John Barnes about a secret agent named Jak Jinnaka and his hunt for a document known as a “lifelog,” was reviewed for the SF Site by noted critic and anthologist Rich Horton.
Archive 2009-10-01 Paul 2009
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A few years ago, In the Hall of the Martian King 2003, a science fiction novel by author John Barnes about a secret agent named Jak Jinnaka and his hunt for a document known as a “lifelog,” was reviewed for the SF Site by noted critic and anthologist Rich Horton.
Review of In the Hall of the Martian King, a 2003 novel by John Barnes Paul 2009
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Publishing and broadcasting parts of a lifelog in real time is starting to happen with sites like qik and bambuser.
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One of the things I'd like to see happen at the Metaverse Factory is the virtualization of the surrounding neighborhood in a way that lets people lifelog and share their activities, explore the neighborhood, local events, and meet, network, and promote their creative projects and businesses as avatars.
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"Sixty kilograms of diamond can store a lifelog for the entire human species for a century."
the future Bill Kerr 2007
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"Sixty kilograms of diamond can store a lifelog for the entire human species for a century."
Archive 2007-05-01 Bill Kerr 2007
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