Privacy Policy - http://newsntechpalace.blogspot.com/
Privacy Policy for http://newsntechpalace.blogspot.com/
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At http://newsntechpalace.blogspot.com/, the privacy of our visitors is of extreme importance to us. This privacy policy document outlines the types of personal information is received and collected by http://newsntechpalace.blogspot.com/ and how it is used.
Log Files
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An open source hacker community has launched an online store to sell home-made gizmos, including a GPS-equipped baseboard (pictured) for the Linux-ready Gumstix Verdex processor module. GizmoForYou builds custom gadgets according to members suggestions, and sells the open-spec devices online, says the group.GizmoForYou acts like an open source version of Santa's workshop, building devices to order, based on wish list requests from registered members. The requests can be as simple as "I wish there was a device for switching power ON/OFF by sending an SMS message," says the group. It then sells the devices to the member, as well as to the other interested buyers online. Volume is based on members voting for devices they think they might buy, so the idea is that the more people who vote for a product, the cheaper the cost. The Gizmo developers post notes on their progress, and respond to member suggestions for new ideas and improvements. All software source files and hardware documentation are posted as open source, including schematics, mechanical designs, and PCB designs, says the project. GizmoForYou also sells all the parts, PCBs, and tools required to build the gizmo, so members can build their own devices or spin off new versions. ( www.linuxdevices.com )
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