And that's just the beginning. Excellent, thought provoking, commentary. It has very high resolution, perfect contrast, and costs a fraction of a cent to produce. Any graphical interface can be printed on it, and you get years of full-time education, paid for by the government, to learn how to use it. Students can use the site to explore cells, and the small structures within them, such as mitochondria.
Users can zoom in and virtually cut open different membranes to further investigate the cells.
Microsoft David Winer is a software designer who loves making trouble. And even if many in Silicon Valley consider him an irascible gadfly, he has a large, attentive audience. Right now he is sounding the alarm about Microsoft, which he says is trying to contort network software standards in an effort to dominate the future direction of the Internet. I am one of the attentive audience. I won't spoil the impact of the piece by quoting any more than the above lead-in paragraphs.