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| | OpenCola.com - Soft Drink Formula |
 | | Contained hereunder is a HOW-TO for brewing up kitchen-sink OpenCola. | | | International: OpenCola makes no representation that the Recipe, or any soft drink based on the Recipe or any derivatives thereof, may be appropriate for use in locations outside of the United States or Canada, and accessing them from any location where their use is illegal is prohibited. | | | An important note: this is *not* the recipe for "OpenCola" -- that is, the canned beverage from OpenCola that you may have received at a trade show, or other venue or outlet. |
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http://jaqque.sbih.org/OpenCola.html
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| | OpenCola: Encyclopedia topic |
| | OpenCola is a brand of cola (cola: Carbonated drink flavored with extract from Kola nuts (`dope' is a southernism in the United States)) unique in that the instructions for making it are freely available and modifiable. | | | There also exists a brand of open beer (beer: A general name for alcoholic beverages made by fermenting a cereal (or mixture of cereals) flavored with hops) called Vores Øl. | | | The Toronto-based Opencola (Opencola: opencola is a now defunct (www.opencola.com no longer exists) toronto-based company founded... |
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http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/reference/opencola1
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| | OpenCola? |
| | I've read that the OpenCola in a can was different from the published recipe, however, so I'm hoping someone has actually made up a batch. | | | The URL I noted originally has a fairly simple recipe in it. | | | I am curious whether the recipe is any good... |
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http://www.pro-networks.org/forum/about34576.html
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| | Mosaic VP : OpenCola - Have Some Code and a Smile |
| | And yes, the company already publishes a free cola recipe you can download and mess with. | | | Its soft drink, OpenCola, helps to promote the company. | | | The "cola" in OpenCola stands for Collaborative Object Lookup Architecture. |
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http://www.mosaicvp.com/Home/newsclip/2001Apr/Opencola.htm
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| | jimthompson.org: Copyleft |
| | Inside is a fizzy drink that tastes very much like Coca-Cola. | | | Politically minded students in the US have started mixing up the recipe for parties. | | | OpenCola is the world's first "open source" consumer product. |
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http://jimthompson.org/linux/copyleft.php
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| | BrainLog |
| | In yet another attempt to suck up to the naturally fanatical geek community, OpenCola comes with a stupid Perl poem on the can, and a recipe for homemade cola that they are pretending makes OpenCola the first consumer product released under the GPL. | | | Not quite, of course: the recipe is not the actual recipe for the OpenCola product (to be expected given the nature of mass soda production). | | | I love this game, and it's been about 20 years since i've played it on an old Kaypro. |
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http://www.dansanderson.com/blog/archives/2001/05/opencola_versio.php
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| | Madville.com - Your daily dose of weird news, & links! |
| | ps: I think anyway, that the opencola drink wasn't a good deal for them, and because they already were a software company just exploited the drink project to become more popular and then turned back to their original kind of stuff, trying to use their gained popularity to do something fresh, which pays this time | | | OpenCola, 100% PURE OPENSOURCE DRINK (still alive,and public :) | | | I never really followed the OpenCola story much, but my belief was that it was an actual drink. |
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http://www.madville.com/journals.php?id=297&vote=8
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| | opencola: RSS News from PLAZOO, the search engine for news feeds and rss. |
| | Revisión de 18:24 10 mar 2006 Revisión actual Línea 1: Línea 1: - '''OpenCola''' es una bebida de cola única en las que las instrucciones para realizarla están disponibles libremente y pueden ser modificadas. | | | eh Revisión de 18:24 10 mar 2006 Revisión actual Línea 1: Línea 1: - '''OpenCola''' es una bebida de ((Bebida de cola | | | 21 results found for 'opencola' in 0,063 s. |
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http://www.plazoo.com/search/opencola.htm
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| | Anteroom: February 2005 |
| | Back in 2002, a software company in Toronto began promoting its products by creating a marketing device called "Opencola." The give-away, used at trade shows and conventions, was a silver aluminum can of cola that contained as part of the packaging most of the recipe for making the beverage at home. | | | If you chose to go to the website, you could find the remainder of the recipe, for free (for the record, the url used to be www.opencola.com, but appears to be gone now). | | | On January 22nd, 1998, Netscape announced that it would be releasing the source code to its popular web browser Navigator to the public, which eventually led to the creation of the Mozilla Foundation. |
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http://www.mitchmajor.com/2005_02_01_anteroom_archive.html
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| | Works of Karl Schroeder |
| | One of the advertising gimmicks used in the early days of the project was an open-source cola--the can was to have the recipe printed on the side--hence the name of the company. | | | And it works extremely well; I've been using the beta for months now. | | | OpenCola Folders itself is a kind of research bot that noses around the internet for you, comparing notes with other people's Folders and finding stuff that you may want, but don't know you want. |
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http://www.kschroeder.com/1037481606/index_html
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| | Opencola Launches Personal Knowledge Manager |
| | COLA at that point stood for “Collaborative Object Lookup Architecture.” The company even launched an OpenCOLA soft drink as a marketing promotion and made available a “kitchen-sink” cola formula. | | | The Opencola product has been in development for several years and derives from the company’s roots in distributed search (peer-to-peer) technology. | | | Opencola was founded in 1999 as a developer of open source technology solutions. |
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http://www.infotoday.com/newsbreaks/nb021118-2.htm
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| | Dude, Check This Out! - About Us |
| | The world’s changed a lot since we started OpenCola. | | | OpenCola came to terms on a $13 million second round of financing with bi-coastal VC giant Battery Ventures (Akamai, Ximian, InfoSeek). | | | Cory was one of the original founders of OpenCola, and although he’s not joining us on the sleigh ride this time, his spirit, advice, support, and friendship is still very much with us. |
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http://www.dudecheckthisout.com/about.html
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| | The Adventures of Accordion Guy in the 21st Century :: Joey deVilla's Weblog :: A Different Loft |
| | Continuing the loft photos from the previous post, here are two shots of the loft in which Cory Doctorow lived, taken in May 2000 in celebration of our landing the first round of venture capitalist funding for OpenCola. | | | This first photo shows two OpenCola founders making an annoucement from the stairs. | | | This loft is at the bottom of Fraser Street, a stone's throw away from Tucows. |
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http://accordionguy.blogware.com/blog/_archives/2004/6/8/84855.html
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| | Justin Chapweske - Swarmblog: Swarming in 2004 |
| | Now, since the time that I left OpenCola and founded Onion Networks (August of 2001) we have remained fairly quiet about our advancements in swarming. | | | For some background on this, Onion Networks has a bunch of links to old articles that provide glimpses into what was going on at the time. | | | Secondly, good ideas are hard to develop and easy to copy, so we don't announce anything until we feel that we have fully matured the concept internally. |
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http://justin.chapweske.com/archives/000004.html
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| | Tech, Knowledge, and Community: OpenCola--a different way of mining content |
| | OpenCola is also working on a high-speed content distribution system for large files called Swarmcast. | | | OpenCola Folders constantly search for information you’ve said you like. | | | Used inside a research organization, OpenCola aggregates, stores and forwards the intellectual assets of the research staff, providing information at a hitherto untold depth and freshness. |
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http://www.extension.iastate.edu/mt/dcoates/archives/000025.html
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| | Nouveau Niche |
| | The company's flagship product - also called OpenCola - is a peer-to-peer file sharing and search-engine technology that's a little like Napster, a little like Gnutella and a little like SETI@Home. | | | Second, Doctorow is giddy with the prospect of being "wildly oversubscribed" for the $15 million in second-round funding for his company, OpenCola, which he and 25-year-old John Henson started in 1999. | | | OpenCola has a mechanism in place for publishers to sell their material, or give some or all of it away. |
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http://www.thestandard.com/article/0,1902,19498,00.html
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| | Linux PR: openCOLA Refreshes You Best |
| | The "open" part of the moniker represents "open source", and the COLA part is an acronym for Collaborative Object Look-up Architecture. | | | openCOLA is convinced that transparency is the name of the game, especially when introducing a new technology to the public. | | | Linux clients for some openCOLA products will be ready before the end of this quarter. |
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http://linuxpr.com/releases/2976.html
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| | openCOLA [Software] |
| | If Altavista is a treasure-map, openCOLA is an industrial-strength sieve. | | | Clervers locate other clervers that are spidering the same sites as they are, negotiate among themselves to appoint a chief spider, which then breaks the spidering job up into little pieces. | | | Users visit the search-site and are given a set of coordinates for a document that matches their search, and then, often as not, discover that the drifting tides of the Internet have shifted the treasure to some other, undisclosed location. |
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http://www.smartpatrol.com/opencola1/software
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| | Meet Our GirlGeeks of the Week: The Women of OpenCola |
| | Although she enjoyed the sunshine and winter activities of the new world, Helen missed good tea and decent chocolate so recently moved back to the U.K. Helen served time in the secretarial trenches for 5 years before landing a job at Canada's largest public relations firm. | | | Suzanne's interest in computers started in the early 80s, when her father bought the family a Commodore 64 for Christmas. | | | She also holds the enviable title of OpenCola Employee Number One. |
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http://www.girlgeeks.org/innergeek/gkwk/gkwk_opencola.shtml
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| | Crazy open source cola publicity stunt - ZDNet UK News |
| | One small Canadian software firm even claims it is about to revolutionise the world of popular refreshment by developing the first 'open source' soft drink, openCola. | | | "But I'd also love to see openCola being sold in shops. | | | A mad-cap group of developers claiming to be from a tiny and unknown Toronto-based software company called Steelbridge even showed off elaborate can designs featuring a full mock-up recipe and some Perl instructions on how to consume the drink at the LinuxWorld Expo in New York last week. |
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http://news.zdnet.co.uk/software/0,39020381,2076870,00.htm
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| | Technorati Tag: opencola |
| | A tag is like a subject or category. | | | Posts tagged Opencola per day for the last 30 days. | | | This page shows blog posts, photos, and links that have been tagged opencola. |
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http://www.technorati.com/tag/opencola
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| | OpenP2P.com -- OpenCola: Swarming Folders |
| | OpenCola works best for content that suddenly becomes popular, like a fast-breaking news story or the clip from a just-released movie. | | | OpenCola offers two products that use peer-to-peer techniques to make content management and retrieval easier, both of them open source. | | | OpenCola's business model consists of providing servers that insert data into Swarmcast systems for their customers and provide access to people behind firewalls who can't run Swarmcast and Folders directly. |
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http://www.openp2p.com/pub/a/p2p/2001/05/24/oram.html
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| | A search tool with P2P features - Futurelooks Community Forums |
| | Using the marked items, OpenCola can be made to repeat the search for items that are similar to the links that have been marked as relevant. | | | Another innovative feature of OpenCola is that apart from scanning search engines, the tool also examines the shared content available with other OpenCola users who are now on the network. | | | It is a desktop content search software that has been created to locate/download content from various Net sources that include search engines, online news feeds and peers' computers. |
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http://www.futurelooks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4353
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| | InformationWeek Search Engines Startup OpenCola Readies New P2P Search Engine January 11, 2002 |
| | The software finds other files held by those with similar interests and suggests those as well--for example, someone with router-security content might commonly have load-balancing content, too. | | | Startup OpenCola Readies New P2P Search Engine | | | Initially, OpenCola plans to target software companies with sizable developer communities as niche market, but it envisions broader business applications as the company grows. |
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http://www.informationweek.com/story/IWK20020111S0001
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| | Alan's Ramblings: OpenCola V1.0 |
| | The company was bought up by Opentext a few years back and the domain was left to expire. | | | Opencola was a real company, with unreal products. | | | I noticed this post on Peter Parson's blog about Open Sourcing products such as ketchup and caffeinated, caramel-enhanced, carbonated beverages and Solaris, which prompted me to grab my OpenCola 1.0 can off the shelf in my office and post a scan of it to just to prove that truth is always stranger than fiction. |
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http://bleaklow.com/blog/archive/000160.html
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| | Open Cola - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Opencola - a Toronto-based company that makes collaboration software. | | | This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Cola
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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Opencola |
| | Opencola is a now defunct (www.opencola.com no longer exists) Toronto-based company founded by Grad Conn, Cory Doctorow and John Henson that made collaboration software. | | | In summer 2003, Opencola was sold to the Open Text Corporation of Toronto. | | | Version of opencola.com stored on web.archive.org (sometimes suffers high load) |
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http://pedia.nodeworks.com/O/OP/OPE/Opencola
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| | Linux PR: Open For Bidness |
| | openCOLA will be there in a way that no one else ever has. | | | Our product is called OpenCOLA; it's a distributed search application. | | | openCOLA is liquid information; it's an app in a can; and, it's part of the open-source juggernaut! |
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http://linuxpr.com/releases/1919.html
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| | openCOLA [COLAvision] |
| | openCOLA does what we say it will do, and only that. | | | It allows you to specify which filetypes it should retrieve and will allow you to specify which files it should collect or avoid based on their names, sizes, and other criteria. | | | Why build a Gnutella (and soon, a Napster) client? |
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http://www.smartpatrol.com/opencola1/colavision
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| | TeledyN: OpenCola gone flat |
| | We'll find out when Ry4an tallies the bids, but I think the most optimistic estimate in the dead-pool had been January 2002, and while I don't think there was anyone still there that any of us would still remember (except Susan?), the brand name just wouldn't go away. | | | Like, "what was OpenCola really trying to sell? | | | If anyone did know, no one is talking, and their now defunct website wasn't giving away any clues. |
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http://blog.teledyn.com/node/1126
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| | OpenP2P.com -- The Buzz on Swarmcast |
| | In a three day period, we helped serve up over... | | | We talked to Justin and OpenCola CEO Cory Doctorow to get an understanding of what Swarmcast is and how it may change the world wide wait into "speedy delivery." In this package: | | | Swarmcast works by breaking a file into lots of little packets, distributing those packets around to computers that have downloaded the file, and randomly requesting those packets from whoever has them. |
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http://www.openp2p.com/pub/a/p2p/2001/05/24/opencola.html
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| | O'Reilly Network -- The Swarmcast Solution |
| | OpenCola's long-awaited Folders (latest release date: before end of Q2) will use Swarmcast as a content distribution mechanism. | | | Yesterday, OpenCola announced a public beta of Swarmcast -- a system that is strongly P2P but with a fascinating twist. | | | Rather than dealing with whole files or with streaming solutions, Swarmcast uses the P2P network to divide very large files into small (32K) packets. |
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http://tim.oreilly.com/pub/a/p2p/2001/05/24/swarmcast_beta.html
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| | Koders Search: opencola |
| | Results 1-11 of about 11 results found for 'opencola' in 0.38 seconds | | | { T_MUTE, "Mutella" }, { T_NAPS, "NapShare" }, { T_OCFG, "OpenCola" }, { T_OPRA, "Opera" }, { T_PHEX, "Phex" }, | | | * * (c) Copyright 2001 Onion Networks * (c) Copyright 2000 OpenCola * * @author Justin F. Chapweske (justin@chapweske.com) |
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http://www.koders.com/?s=opencola
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| | The Battery Charger |
| | OpenCola is a peer-to-peer software company that has produced a revolutionary distributed search technology called OpenCola Smart Folders. | | | Over that time, in typical Battery fashion, we've seen over 100 companies in this space. | | | We would be very interested to hear about any potential partners, clients, or executive hires for these companies - please contact the individual mentioned below. |
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http://www.battery.com/content/news/Charger/jan
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| | Wired 8.08: You Got the Power |
| | When one computer on the network learns that it has been given a computing task that lends itself to distribution (such as database conversion, image manipulation and rendering, or file-format conversion), it can poll the other computers connected to the network to find clients available to help. | | | OpenCOLA is another community computing effort, an open source distributed search tool that uses idle CPU cycles to help maintain a noncommercial index of the Web's contents. | | | Unlike commercial search engines, which pay for the necessary tasks of spidering the Web to update their indexes, OpenCOLA (www.opencola.com) relies on each participant in the community to pick part of the Web to spider in their spare time. |
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http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/8.08/comcomp.html?pg=3
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| | OpenCola Adds New VP of R&D |
| | Peer-to-Peer technology company OpenCola Tuesday named Lucian Mustatea as the company's vice president of research and development. | | | Last week, the company announced the open source beta trial of its newest product, Swarmcast, a high-speed content distribution system for large files that leverages peer-to-peer networks to reduce bandwidth costs. | | | The San Francisco and Toronto-based company's flagship product, OpenCola Folders, is a distributed search technology developed for Windows and Linux. |
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http://siliconvalley.internet.com/news/article.php/778951
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| | OpenCola Technology Overview |
| | Brute-force computing solutions are not appropriate for many of the problems facing the Net as it expands. | | | OpenCola represents an approach where simple technologies are used to enable a particular side of human nature: the tendency to form communities of interest. | | | As an enabler of activities that people pursue naturally, OpenCola puts humans back into the loop of finding and refining resources on the Net, while not presenting this activity as "work". |
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http://duncan.smeed.org/850
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| | [No title] |
| | Opencola allows users to create local folders on topics that the user already tracks and automatically find other people who have relevant information. | | | Opencola features include: search & retrieval; search all sources at once--compiles to one list; re-sorts /refreshes list based on relevancy; discovers and suggests other relevant people; browse other people's shared knowledge; and knowledge and file sharing. | | | Opencola's solution controls the services available on the network, but all policies are enforced on the desktop machines. |
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http://www.econtentmag.com/Articles/ArticleReader.aspx?ArticleID=4054
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| | opencola [Tesugen] |
| | The article, apart from explaining the open-source movement, tells the story of how at computer expos, shiny cans of a new cola, opencola, were given away. | | | On the can the drinker was told to visit a website for the “source”. | | | I searched for “lessig” on Google News and found this article at AlterNet, The Great Open-Source Givaway, by Graham Lawton. |
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http://tesugen.com/archives/02/07/opencola
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| | What is openCOLA? |
| | Rather than envision a future in which fully autonomous software agents hunt for useful information, we envision a peer-to-peer platform in which agents act continuously but always within easy reach of a human who can correct their actions. | | | Humans who craft useful robots and whose openCOLA nodes possess other valuable qualities such as high uptime and bandwidth are rewarded by the openCOLA network. | | | Successful robots and the humans who create them become attractors for searches by others, and openCOLA has mechanisms for propagating and validating the reputation of such useful searchers." |
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http://www.oliviertravers.com/archives/2000/10/17/what-is-opencola
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| | ThinkCycle: Open Collaborative Design |
| | The OpenCola software then acts like a search engine and sends out its own spider to other public folders of other OpenCola users and collects similar documents, which are then brought back into your folders." | | | This is a company based in Toronto, Canada | | | "With OpenCola, you put links you find interesting in a folder... |
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http://www.thinkcycle.org/tc-notes/show-note?tc_note_id=35361
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| | Opencola offers a free 30-day trial of Opencola PRO 1.0 that can be downloaded from the company's Web site. | | | Opencola Ltd, has announced the release of Opencola PRO 1.0, a personal knowledge manager that is designed to allow users to improve knowledge by automating the collection of relevant information from a diversity of sources including news sites, search engines, blogs and other peers' publicly shared documents. | | | Registered trial users can purchase Opencola PRO with a 1-year subscription to the Opencola Knowledge Network for $99. |
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http://www.econtentmag.com/Articles/ArticleReader.aspx?ArticleID=3750
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| | Joi Ito's TypePad: Opencola Beta Available |
| | This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. | | | Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Opencola Beta Available: |
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http://joi.typepad.com/weblog/2002/08/opencola_beta_a.html
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| | Penguicon Wiki - wikipage |
| | The quicksearch box, normally placed at the top right zwiki_plone/searchwiki | | | For PenguiCon 4.0, ChuckChild will be in charge of providing OpenCola in the ConSuite. | | | BillPutt and MattArnold will assist this project again. |
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http://wiki.penguicon.org/OpenCola
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| | His primary work to date has been in the area of security architecture for generalized P2P applications, protocols, and frameworks. | | | Previous projects have involved digital rights management (DRM) systems predicated on true electronic rights inside capability-based secure environments as well as analysis and design of authentication protocols for distributed media streaming applications. | | | Moniz worked as a Researcher for Viasec Limited, a crypto software development firm, and contributed to their flagship email encryption server Consus, as well as additional internal research projects involving single sign-on (SSO) technology, biometric identification systems, smartcard tokens, capability-based systems, and security for mobile devices. |
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http://aezenix.com/~dnm/bhvegas2001.txt
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| | About Opencola |
| | Opencola provides unified search results from the Internet, news, local drive, shared drive, Intranet, email as well as shared desktops of other users. A patent-pending semantic relevance engine presents relevant search results and relevant people in real-time. | | | Client/Server meets peer-to-peer connecting users directly to the source of the relevant information, facilitating collaboration with the experts that exist within their organization, but are not easily identified. | | | Opencola® helps organizations harness the power of collective intelligence by creating secure virtual knowledge networks for company-wide information discovery, expert identification and knowledge sharing. |
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http://www.engin.umich.edu/class/eecs281/proj2/large0/f00440
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| | OpenCOLA is a funded open-source development initiative to build a distributed computing platform and applications based on the OpenCOLA protocol and kernal. | | | OpenCOLA's flagship application collects and organizes user-relevant files using autonomous search agents collaborating across peer-to-peer networks. | | | The agents' decisions are improved through ongoing user feedback. |
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http://conferences.oreillynet.com/pub/w/p2p/sponsors.html
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| | Two Hours of P2P |
| | Doctorow manages to condense the technologies and cultural factors that define "P2P" into easily digestible chunks that anyone can understand. | | | These are the slides from a live presentation delivered by Science Fiction writer and OpenCola, Inc. Chief Evangelist Cory Doctorow to the UC Berkeley Haas Graduate School of Business. |
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http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/d/1060
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