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DeviceVM App Runs Windows on an Apple iPad
(extremetech.com)
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Free TekPub (training videos for Ruby, Android, iOS) this Friday
(blog.tekpub.com)
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First Ruboto Release
(blog.danieljackoway.com)
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German scientist hands Putin frosty climate rebuke
(google.com)
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Looks quite likely. They started collecting data in June 2009 and expected that a year of observations will be necessary to confirm a big number of planets. What are your conclusions? We are not alone? There are places for humankind to expa
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Planet X on collision course with Earth? :D
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16y ago
Already submitted (without www.) - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1628356
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16y ago
Great quotes and pictures in the presentation. Go Vikings ;)
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Right, but say FB can move 100% to ARM. Unless there are big differences in power consumption per x64/ARM unit in Web, Cashe and DB servers.
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Motorola Android Software Upgrade News
(supportforums.motorola.com)
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I highly doubt it. Having multiple hardware architectures in a datacenter is very costly. One gets better prices buying more items from the same supplier. It's a lot easier to maintain replacement parts/units for 1 architecture. Developing,
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Expect Intel 'Empire strikes back' in 2011 - they have the talent, fabs, money, patents.
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Internet Explorer private browsing is fantastic (the only technical advantage over competition left IMHO). Starting new private windows doesn't close the existing tabs. One can have many private windows, each with separate cookies. So loggi
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In Switzerland cantons have different tax laws, which have led to competition for businesses and very low taxes. I'm wondering why the same thing is not happening in US.
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WikiLeaks founder no longer suspected of rape
(thelocal.se)
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History of World GDP
(ritholtz.com)
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Acer may delay tablet PC launch for another quarter to wait for Android 3.0
(digitimes.com)
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Intel exec Renee James discusses goals for McAfee (Q&A) - http://news.cnet.com/8301-13924_3-20014160-64.html
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Intel exec Renee James discusses goals for McAfee (Q&A)
(news.cnet.com)
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1st MeeGo OS phone coming in December
(gsmarena.com)
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MIT thread - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1617168 Last year MIT thread - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=860701 West coast 4 life ;)
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Flash player gives Adobe a lot of power and keeps their not so good dev/design tooos safe from competition. From what I've seen the current strategy is to try to add features not available in HTML5, like P2P. That would allow youtube and co
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Yeap - http://www.downloadsquad.com/2010/08/18/google-verizon-chrom...
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Intresting - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalin_(Scheme_implementation) When do we expect Hitler, Churchill and Roosevelt?
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G2 is coming
(g2.t-mobile.com)
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Toshiba to launch Android tablet PC in September-October
(digitimes.com)
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Milan-bound night train ends up in Zurich
(telegraph.co.uk)
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HTC Working on Android Tablet
(anythingbutipad.com)
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So much nonsense in one place ... >>Biological systems are nothing like anything we would ever engineer You really believe, you can predict what human technology will look like in 50, 100, 10000000 years? >>DNA is not a prog
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