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Fourier was there first.
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http://operaweb.lngs.infn.it http://proj-cngs.web.cern.ch/proj-cngs/
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sure. When Lessig "accuses" societies of x-financing themselves with high journal prices, he actually does the same, using his secured tenure. I'm almost certain, that he couldn't care less about the Free Culture's contributions to his pens
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Free Culture comes to mind, along with the author. https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Free_Culture_...
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Science and Islam (documentary) is a BBC series on the topic. https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Science_and_I...
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I guess it is earmarked for linked.in
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FYI, yes there are.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/2011/03/a_is_for_atom....
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If a vendor bothers to fix a security patch, the ad/disclosure is already signed, most of the time. Harvesting the keys from i.e. the bugtraq archive seems convenient enough. But yes, I also like the SSL idea, now if only verisign and comod
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FRAMATOME/AREVA/etc. also. But they don't always work well, as the history of industrial robotic arms from the nuclear business tells us...
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FNAL, BNL, CERN ...and KEK all use radhard electronics (obviously not everywhere), admittedly on the fringes of your illustrating application areas. Combined, that is already quite a large area, so to my mind parts for tough (damage) contro
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...look at all the Peace in Afghanistan and Iraq. Pre-emptive war along with a pre-emptive prize. How encouraging for peace.
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Counting "Nobel prizes" can go a long way[1]: if somebody was on a ship from Stockholm, and would be smart enough to win several Nobel prizes (on poker from drunk passengers)? [1] actually, it is from a novel https://secure.wikimedia.org
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LFTR should be worth all the prizes and money :) (Wigner and Teller were more hawkish) https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/LFTR
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According to other accounts, the trick was performed by Bohr himself. Turing only won silver supposedly ...I guess bronze went to cannon shells. http://www.plexoft.com/SBF/B.html http://www.oppapers.com/essays/Nies-Bohr/28076
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I would just like to mention, that in order to really take the pain out of portable scripting, the easiest way to go is python scripts - and forget about the differences between win32, bash, csh and the rest.
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Oh dear. Don Norman has discovered why free software is about freedom and what the cloud business model is really about. "One reason you should not use web applications to do your computing is that you lose control," he said. "It's just as
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you are talking of the Samsung Linux Platform [this is not Bada nor Android ], to be launched in 2011. It uses 2.6.32-es Linux, X Window System, Enlightenment Foundation Libraries (EFL), GTK keretrendszer, Gstreamer etc. Applications are C/
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fabrice.bellard.free.fr - http://bellard.org/
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not much motivation: most research is done on a "works for me" and "good enough, got the 5 sigma" level. Reproducible industrial ISO protocols to which you would need to add user support is certainly not granted for in grant applications. N
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oh, come on. If you have done real science, you should know, that asking for scientific data is like asking for the source code of Windows. You have valid points (it has been published, you have licensed access, you can do cool stuff with i
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Taking a job across the street means taking up another profession. This is the whole point: due to the economies of scale, taking a job across the street means literally restarting your career if you are "lucky" enough to find one and almos
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This is the typical anglo-saxon management method used in multinational companies (like English as language). The french call it mobilité forcée, and some of the consequences were exposed for example at France Telecom. It is a manipulative
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Cheap androids have been here for a while now... 69€ http://www.elpais.com/corporativos/elpais/coleccionables/201...
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There are "regular" OpenWRT Wireless Battle Mesh meetings: http://battlemesh.org/BattleMeshV4
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The bad version is that anyone who pays taxes at a rate above some set amount gets to use the car pool lane without a passenger. Or perhaps the rich are allowed to park in handicapped-only spaces. This is all over the place: e.g. London c
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Please file this embedded graphics issue in https://bugs.freedesktop.org//enter_bug.cgi -> LibreOffice with an example attachment of your document (e.g. the logo). Even better, save as PDF on MS Office as it looks, and a save as PDF a
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Please file your issues in https://bugs.freedesktop.org//enter_bug.cgi -> LibreOffice with an example attachment. Even better, save as PDF on MS Office as it looks, and a save as PDF as it looks to you, while you describe the differen
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Longsoon comes to mind (it has the MIPS dialect of RiSC, with hw qemu x86 accel., dedicated DSP-like additional cores with FMA etc).
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“Sir, calm down, please. No, I’m not looking at your searches,” the man said in a mocking whine. “That would be unconstitutional. We see only the ads that show up when you read your mail and do your searching. I have a brochure explaining i

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