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by blogimus 18y ago
The hardware that went into ERMA may have been obsolete, but that is only the foundation of the technology. The project was years in the making. I can imagine that trying to sell adoption of emerging transitory technology into a massive fin
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by blogimus 18y ago
In your experience (pigeon holed as a teen), do you see your technical discrimination as the exception or the rule?
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Ubuntu Will Target Cloud Computing With October Release(pcworld.com)
1 points by blogimus 18y ago|0 comments
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by blogimus 18y ago
Yes it is an appendix. We know the date of the original work. but it does not give a date for the appendix.
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by blogimus 18y ago
But there is a chance your app may be rejected, especially if you've crossed their fuzzy line of acceptability: http://www.pcworld.com/article/159887/rejected_10_iphone_app...
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by blogimus 18y ago
Gee, it would be nice if this little essay had a date. Yeah, a bit off topic, but it always bothers me when there is some article, blog entry, or whatever and there is no date so I can put the author's words in a temporal context.
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Darwin on a Godless Creation: "It's like confessing to a murder"(sciam.com)
1 points by blogimus 18y ago|0 comments
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Astronaut's Video Satirizes NASA Bureaucracy(npr.org)
2 points by blogimus 18y ago|1 comments
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by blogimus 18y ago
I'm quite sure that 32 bit software will be in use for a long time to come and still be in use by 2038 primarily because the ever increasing use of machine virtualization allows one to defer updating software to run on new systems. The budg
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by blogimus 18y ago
Buckminster Fuller kept an exhaustive journal from 1920 until he died. He called it the Dymaxion Chronofile. You can read more about it here: http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/spc/fuller/about.html Granted, not as tidy as 85 notebooks, b
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by blogimus 18y ago
I find ads for E.D. treatments much more uncomfortable than GoDaddy's. You are certainly not the only one. Sports fan friends with kids mentioned E.D. ads on sports games over the holidays. They like to watch games as a family, but the ad
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by blogimus 18y ago
I don't have any book recommendations, at least specifically with Debian. I've always been able to get an answer on the web. Now, I usually start with http://www.debian-administration.org to get some better ideas of how I can get some tas
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by blogimus 18y ago
Only if RIM is unsuccessful at preventing trademark dilution (like Kleenex and Walkman). If you're interested in reading on trademark dilution, I found that Wikipedia has a link to this source at Boston University School of Law: http://www
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by blogimus 18y ago
peace, hunger, education, heath, democracy (in basically that order). Enabling peace and reducing hunger are essential foundations for a more enlightened existence. With enlightenment, one is empowered to improve health, through all the ave
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by blogimus 18y ago
Whitehouse.gov also has a new robots.txt file ( http://www.whitehouse.gov/robots.txt ) If you search google for 'whitehouse' and 'robots' then you can still see the cache of the robots.txt file of the Bush Administration ( http://74.125.4
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by blogimus 18y ago
The article states that most deaths seem to happen in the decent, rather than the ascent. This shows that the risk is climbers pushing themselves too hard. This just, well, seems obvious. There is ego on the line, if not other factors. The
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by blogimus 18y ago
Ah, but are they spherical cows?
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by blogimus 18y ago
Do you do any packet sniffing?
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by blogimus 18y ago
One suggestion: Prominently display the URL of the site you are showcasing. I suggest the title bar and/or your worthyy bar. I like the idea.
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Free Trademarks For Startups(erikjheels.com)
12 points by blogimus 18y ago|4 comments
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Adding Sweeteners, Senate Passes Bailout Plan(nytimes.com)
2 points by blogimus 18y ago|0 comments
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by blogimus 18y ago
I'd like to never buy another ink or toner cartridge again. Funny you mention that. Zink ( http://www.zink.com/how-ZINK-works ) is working on just that. It was even discussed here in other posts ( http://searchyc.com/zink ).
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by blogimus 18y ago
al qaeda turns up 1,670 results back in 2001, (Today is 20,400,000) and the first hit is for a Frontline episode on "Who is Bin Laden?" http://www.google.com/search2001/search?q=al+qaeda&hl=en...
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Do Good Grades Predict Success?(freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com)
30 points by blogimus 18y ago|40 comments
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by blogimus 18y ago
As general content degrades, all the more that eventually we're going to see some form of information and content delivery certification emerge, not unlike what Underwriters Laboratories do for for product and material goods safety and qu
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by blogimus 18y ago
H.L. Mencken said something like: For every complex problem there is a simple solution... and it is wrong.
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by blogimus 18y ago
The article explains the difference between vomiting and regurgitation. In general, vomiting is active and requires coordination of many muscles. Regurgitation is passive.
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"Fusion Man" makes historic Channel flight(reuters.com)
3 points by blogimus 18y ago|1 comments
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by blogimus 18y ago
From the article: "Dorstenia gigas - apparently does not require any soil and sinks roots straight into the bare rock" It seems that this is some form of fig tree.
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by blogimus 18y ago
Its a Freakonomics blog entry.

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