rabbidrabbit

up again.

I don't know about that. Nvidia announced plans for optimus on linux fairly soon after the talk.

I think we will always need some way of logging in to websites that deliver personalised content. The login mechanism needs to be able to identify the current user to be able to do this.

There are many ways for this to be achieved eg: username/password, Oauth, some form of secret key.

I don't think we can completely get rid of a login mechanism completely, but it may be possible to hide this from the user.

Face or speech recognition could be used, but I don't really like that idea. I guess a chip/rfid tag could be implanted into the body, but somehow I don't think most people would want to be identified in this way.

Did you even look at the page? On the page it clearly states that it will be open source and will be extendable using javascript.

Instant feedback is what makes LightTable the great concept it is.