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"The Midori documents indicate that the company has not decided what user interface abstractions are appropriate when applications cut across boundaries, or how to combine the best qualities of rich client applications and Web applications.

“A lot of these problems are being solved, at least partially, by the ideas of store-and-forward and message synchronization,” Hammond noted. “Google Gears, Adobe AIR, even the mobile OSes with things like SMS can handle occasional connectivity. Why shouldn’t this be built into core OS communication protocols, especially if they are asynchronous by default?” he asked."

How-to guide repurposes phone jack as hidden storage portal

May 8th 2008 11:16AM on Engadget

His major problem is that he hard-wires the USB drive to the outlet - why not wire the outlet to a female usb jack - then you can upgrade the drive inside the outlet with ease.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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