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The Euro Trap(nytimes.com)
1 points by dailo10 16y ago|0 comments
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by dailo10 16y ago
I get their channel over the air here in DC. You should check if it's available in your city. Their next major hurdle is to get on cable. "Al Jazeera English has finally broken into the United States. A non-profit educational broadcaster
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by dailo10 16y ago
You can also select messages that aren't on the screen. You click "Select: All" and then "Select all conversations that match this search".
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In the Next Industrial Revolution, Atoms Are the New Bits(wired.com)
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by dailo10 17y ago
This article is eerily reminiscent of a recent post by Bruce Eckel http://www.artima.com/weblogs/viewpost.jsp?thread=287521
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NASA adopts "agile" strategy for getting to Mars(cnn.com)
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Computational feat speeds finding of genes to milliseconds instead of years(med.stanford.edu)
90 points by dailo10 17y ago|15 comments
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Dean Kamen with Bionic Arm on the Colbert Report(engadget.com)
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by dailo10 17y ago
The reality is that there were kids in the van and they were trying to help a wounded journalist.
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It's Official - America Now Enforces Capital Controls(zerohedge.com)
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by dailo10 17y ago
Intermediate goods aren't accounted for because it's complicated and difficult to figure out. It matters because it misrepresents the trade deficit, which is a sensitive political issue. As the article points out, the real U.S. trade defic
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by dailo10 17y ago
Key quotes from the article: "At exactly the time when U.S. government secrecy is at an all-time high, the institutions ostensibly responsible for investigation, oversight and exposure have failed. The American media are largely co-opted,
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by dailo10 17y ago
He never said it's a superior system. He said it's the "best system for China."
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by dailo10 17y ago
Did anyone else draw a parallel to the current Internet censorship in China? There are differences of course, but they are both instances in which the government feels threatened by the power of information that the Internet gives the indiv
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by dailo10 17y ago
Google Maps on mobile devices will eventually displace them.
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China's Property: Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble(time.com)
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by dailo10 17y ago
I wouldn't consider random cocks "risky and exciting". In fact, that totally turned me off from chat roulette. Getting rid of cocks makes this potentially more interesting and hopefully more successful.
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by dailo10 17y ago
Does anyone else find this disturbing in a Big Brother sort of way?
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Strategic defaults on homes on the rise(sfgate.com)
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TED: LXD (Legion of Extraordinary Dancers)(ted.com)
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US rice undercuts Haitian farmers (again)(news.yahoo.com)
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by dailo10 17y ago
I feel obliged to post the related XKCD comic (Bobby Tables): http://xkcd.com/327/
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by dailo10 17y ago
I like how he sums it all up: "Thanks to him, chumbys are $2 cheaper which frees up more money for us consumers to spend on $2 coffees at Starbucks."
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Disabling Google Buzz: How to purge your profile(news.cnet.com)
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by dailo10 17y ago
3 dicks and I was done. I seriously wish I could erase that from my memory.
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by dailo10 17y ago
Totally agree. If we were all concerned about material status symbols, then good programmers would have to dress up in suits for work.
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by dailo10 17y ago
I'm fortunate that my wife is the same way. She told me she didn't want a diamond for engagement. I wrote an iPhone app for her instead. ;) We've been happily married for six months now!
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Design released for "2 Finger Heroes" - a whimsical gesture game (now dead)(neogaf.com)
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I believe China will be buying plenty of renewable energy capacity. From the article: "China intends for wind, solar and biomass energy to represent 8 percent of its electricity generation capacity by 2020." "Regulators have set mandates f
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by dailo10 17y ago
Did this make anyone else feel sad?

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