Ho John Lee’s Weblog

• NAND vs. NOR flash technology - Electronic Products
  An overview of differences between NAND and NOR flash memory and their applications.
  (tags: flash memory semiconductor stock investment sndk electronics)
• NOR and NAND flash for high-capacity mobile apps - Electronic Products
  More on differences between NAND and NOR flash memory, adoption of MLC NAND flash for mobile applications and some tradeoffs. (error rate)
  (tags: flash memory semiconductor stock investment sndk electronics)
• McSweeney’s Internet Tendency: Back From Yet Another Globetrotting Adventure, Indiana Jones Checks His Mail and Discovers That His Bid for Tenure Has Been Denied.
  “Moreover, no one on the committee can identify who or what instilled Dr. Jones with the belief that an archaeologist’s tool kit should consist solely of a bullwhip and a revolver.”
  (tags: fun humor movie parody satire academic culture)
• Some intimate details on the Google YouTube Deal - Blog Maverick
  An unverified narrative of the interaction between YouTube, media companies, Google, and competing video services leading up to the recent acquisition.
  (tags: google youtube media publishing distribution business)
• Venture Beat Contributors » Don’t let the Big Oil money confuse you on Prop. 87, part II
  More from Vinod Khosla on the pro-Prop 87 case, arguing that fuel prices will not rise in response to the proposed oil production fees, which would go to developing alternative energy solutions.
  (tags: california election politics 2006 energy policy altenergy ethanol)
• jg’s ramblings » Blog Archive » Open hardware and the Marvell wireless chip in the OLPC….
  Jim Gettys on the selection of Marvell’s wireless chip for the $100 laptop, and pragmatic tradeoffs between open source code now vs very low power now and open code later.
  (tags: offgrid ruraldevelopment opensource free hardware design olpc rural education computing wireless wifi power)

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