Might I suggest [EMAIL PROTECTED], the wearable-computing mailing
started by some MIT folks?? Or any other number (slew) of EXISTING
usenet groups, mailing lists, etc that already serve these purposes...
I think you might find many many more questions answered, or even get
pointed to existing solutions, if you network more with (granted,
NON-local) groups with similar interests.
These sites
http://eyetap.org/wearable/
http://wearables.blu.org/
show a link for the mailing-list archive (bottom central)
but it seems the search is broken on eyetap??
good luck and happy hunting;
I hope you find more folks with similar interests!
cheers
ben
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, Michael Smith wrote:
> Talk to Seth... he'll set up a list for you if you want, all you have to do
> is get the people to join it.
>
> Christopher Maujean wrote:
> > I too am one, I have a compaq 133 laptop with a busted keyboard and other
> > problems, that I would like to use as the start of a wearable.
> >
> > On Mon, Aug 06, 2001 at 11:58:34AM -0700, Dan Robinson wrote:
> > > Are there enough people here for a mailing list on hacking hardware,
> > > such as wearable computers? I'm one.
> > >
> > > Dan Robinson
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"slide" to www.euglug.org and benb.org ~ shanti ~ in lake'ch, my kin...
Finally, I (this text) would be delighted to be included, in whole or in
part, in your next discussion of self-reference. With that in mind,
please allow me to appologize in advance for infecting you.
