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Intel announces Quark X1000 SoC. 1/10th the power consumption of Atom.
(tweaktown.com)
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13y ago
So glad to read about this, and I'm impressed with NewEgg not just caving in. Kudos to them.
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Variations Of Gravity Much Larger Than Previously Thought
(redorbit.com)
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1) Rockets, Missiles and Men in Space - Willy Ley ( side note: I rescued this book from a friend who was using it for target practice with an airgun!) 2) Chaos - James Gleick (I have to mention this one too) The Armchair Universe : An explo
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Researchers discover technique that could make electronics smaller
(www1.umn.edu)
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Someone should look into providing head mounted display (think Oculus Rift) devices for passengers on Aircraft - for a fee of course. I'd love to play a flight sim while flying :P
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JetBlue scores FAA approval for Fly-Fi, may launch satellite WiFi next month
(engadget.com)
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Or maybe set up a camera to take pictures every couple of minutes. Sometimes removing these things from their environment may prevent them from hatching.
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13y ago
it looks like a little hut/house surrounded by a tall fence. What a fantastic thing!
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So basically if you bought a book in the past from Amazon, you may be able to get a kindle version for up to $3. Its not a bad deal for customers and additional revenue in Amazon's coffers for a minor service. I think they should mak
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13y ago
He was right about this one!
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Smallest working Macintosh (based off Raspberry Pi)
(cultofmac.com)
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13y ago
This may be the quiet beginning of a revolution. A shift in not only the public perception of all-electric/non-petroleum vehicles, but also in their availability and affordability.
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13y ago
I cannot stay silent here. The coffee in Portland is superior to SF. (Yes I've tried multiple options in both places). I'd say that even the food options are about par - with Portland being cheaper.
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This is a very interesting development. Kudos to the UW folks for this great piece of research. Few questions :- - Would there be a problem if the devices were inside an enclosed/shielded area (I assume there would be) ? - Isn't t
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13y ago
It seems every day we hear about things in the US getting worse for the average citizen. Is it a case that it was always like this and we're only just finding out or are these more recent happenings ?
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Note that Telstra was once owned by the Australian government. Recently their stake was reduced to about 10% (according to wikipedia) but IMO the Aussie government still dictates a lot of what Telstra can do.
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13y ago
I'm curious about what the other pilot was doing. According to news articles, the second pilot was more experienced and qualified for that aircraft. Shouldn't he/she have been monitoring the approach ?
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13y ago
So is this a kind of a reverse-Denial-of-Service-by-misinformation attack ? You can bet some people in the Ad industry will insinuate this is a kind of "hacking".
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13y ago
Very interesting. How come there are a bunch of people with $0 base salary ? Are those contractors, interns ? Also, some of those low-base employees seem to have very high employer contributions to medical/dental/vision plans. How
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13y ago
I suspect this is just Putin trolling (needling) Obama and the US. He knows very well that "approval" from Russia will not sit well with many Americans.
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13y ago
"Life will find a way"
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13y ago
I learned much from PCQuest during its early years. Thank you Atul Chitnis.
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13y ago
>> "Like slavery in the 18th century" This person is clearly a troll. Ignore. [Edit: or is this a joke that I didn't get ?]
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13y ago
This is an unexpected gem. I wouldn't have thought such footage existed, with sound.
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Interview with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
(youtube.com)
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13y ago
This title is misleading - the patent dispute is about the design and placement of the headset, not about Bluetooth itself.
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Women Scientists Who Were Snubbed Due to Sexism
(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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Intel's new CEO creates "new devices" group
(reuters.com)
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13y ago
Yes it is fraud, organized fraud. I assume they don't need to advertise because it's likely to be a word-of-mouth thing.
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