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by badwetter 16y ago
Actually I'd like to see how they implement this before commenting on it in depth. I don't understand the omni bar disappearing though; that wasn't explained well enough for this brain to understand what they'd replace it with.
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Ken Jennings describes what it's like to play against a machine(slate.com)
2 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
Hope someone with experience in this area of law can help you out. Very unfair!
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by badwetter 16y ago
Only in America are people so shallow that a fortune can be made with little to no talent. Personally I'm tired of hearing about this clan and have never watched the show. Saw the one Kardashian on 'Dancing with the Stars' and that girl doe
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by badwetter 16y ago
I can see the usefulness of such services like 4Square but wish it was a little more anonymous, personally. The fact that on Facebook's product one can check their friends into a place is kinda scary. The example in the article with one che
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by badwetter 16y ago
I can believe it's sanctioned officially since we have more than a few Chinese dissidents living here. Surprised it hasn't happened before actually.
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Google’s Search Results Get More Social; Twitter As The New Facebook “Like”(searchengineland.com)
10 points by badwetter 16y ago|6 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
No doubt IBM is getting mega-publicity out of this for a very reasonable price; it it quite the feat though in terms of the programming. Lot's of NSA implications I'm sure. When I read this article, can't help hearing Sheldon's voice from t
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by badwetter 16y ago
And so he should; gives some meaning to the "Do no evil" mantra.
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by badwetter 16y ago
Great article, enjoyed the comments too.
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by badwetter 16y ago
Doesn't WOT (Web of Trust) attempt to do this?
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by badwetter 16y ago
Education should be a basic human right!
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by badwetter 16y ago
Well I'll be damned -- I sorta assumed it would have been AIX. Feather in SuSE's cap!
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by badwetter 16y ago
Kind of reminds me of the circumstances surronding CNNs popularity after the 1st Gulf War because they had been reporting live from Baghdad during the bombing. Only Al Jazeera's role was arguably more important!
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Average Faces of Women in 40 Countries(petapixel.com)
1 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
Pretty greedy isn't it?
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Mystery of how fleas jump resolved after 44 years(sciencedaily.com)
2 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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Print me a Stradivariua(economist.com)
2 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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Why Quora & Social Media Experts Don’t Mix(quorareview.com)
3 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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Engineers grow nanolasers on silicon, pave way for on-chip photonics(sciencedaily.com)
3 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
A Feather in Google's Hat! Maybe Google should honour him in some way.
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by badwetter 16y ago
The original story is on WSJ; http://on.wsj.com/emLNyH Might wanna read their instead. ;) This has been long suspected!
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by badwetter 16y ago
There are some user-scripts/extensions for Chrome/Firefox that beautify Google-Reader. I find they help make it suck less. YMMV
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by badwetter 16y ago
Be a nice consolation prize for Julian Assange, having lost out on TIMES Man of the Year.
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by badwetter 16y ago
Sounds like sloppy practise if it's true that passwords were in plain text! Spaghetti code?
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PlentyofFish Hacked: Dating Website's Owner Says It's Blackmail(smh.com.au)
1 points by badwetter 16y ago|1 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
One of the best video players there is! I think over the years I've only had 1 file it couldn't play.
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by badwetter 16y ago
Damn Lobbyists! It's a matter of public safety and agree it should be available only via prescription IMO.
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by badwetter 16y ago
Let me get this straight; Which system was hacked Linux or MSFT?
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by badwetter 16y ago
Maybe "cracked" would have been a better choice of word when used in the context of Sourceforge. ;)

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