I saw a link to this thing that initially made me think WTF, that sounds brilliant, how the hell do they do it...?
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KEEPOD UNITE
Keepod, a new approach to bridge the Digital Divide and provide Personal Computing to 5 Billion people all over the World.
5 billion people, 70% of the world’s population, are still without access to personal computing. Be a part of the team who set out to bridge the digital divide. Your contribution to this campaign will help provide personal computing that will empower existing projects in the fields of education, HIV prevention, agriculture and human rights in the Mathare slums of Nairobi, Kenya.
Keepod, a new approach to bridge the Digital Divide and provide Personal Computing to 5 Billion people all over the World.
5 billion people, 70% of the world’s population, are still without access to personal computing. Be a part of the team who set out to bridge the digital divide. Your contribution to this campaign will help provide personal computing that will empower existing projects in the fields of education, HIV prevention, agriculture and human rights in the Mathare slums of Nairobi, Kenya.
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Wow a computer the size of a thumb drive? That's brilliant, how the hell did they do it?
Except once you look into it, you still need the computer as well... Isn't this just another linux distro package on a thumb drive? Aren't there dozens of these already?
