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Google, Apple Battle to Bring Web to Your TV(foxnews.com)
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Ultralight startups: little capital, just computer(sfgate.com)
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Android phones look to expand app offerings(sfgate.com)
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by gibsonf1 16y ago
And please don't forget, Autocad was originally written in Lisp :)
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by gibsonf1 16y ago
As an architect, what would be really helpful is a great pdf viewer with enough speed and storage capacity to hold large sets of drawings (which can approach 50 to 100 megs). The way to do it, of course, is via a webapp so you don't have t
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by gibsonf1 16y ago
AutoCad is a dying technology - the real thrust is toward Building Information Modeling away from 20 year old 2d drafting software. When Autodesk's Revit is available on the Mac, that will be an impressive announcement.
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Google plans pay-per-view films(ft.com)
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Paul Allen Sues Apple, Google, Others Over Patents.com(online.wsj.com)
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S.F.'s new dot-com boom grows(sfgate.com)
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Man Scrawls World’s Biggest Message with a GPS ‘Pen’(gizmodo.com)
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Automakers turn to high-tech startups for edge(sfgate.com)
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Bay Area loyal to Apple iPhone, Mac(sfgate.com)
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Google must stand trial in discrimination suit(sfgate.com)
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Android creeps up on iPhone(sfgate.com)
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by gibsonf1 16y ago
Except that the children haven't aged and are wearing the same clothes as in all his images of them, meaning that he is still dreaming. The top spinning without falling is just to make sure the audience realizes that Cobb does not make it
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Porn industry exploits iPhone 4 feature(sfgate.com)
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IBM research scientists go their own way(sfgate.com)
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Google looks to expand with acquisitions(sfgate.com)
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Hacker finds a way into ATM computers(sfgate.com)
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Does anyone know what his basic theory is for the structure of the hierarchy of concepts?
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Apple faces backlash over latest iPhone(ft.com)
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Net neutrality comes back to haunt Google(ft.com)
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Taranis: unmanned stealth jet that will hit targets in another continent(dailymail.co.uk)
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IPhone moms turn ideas into kid-friendly apps(sfgate.com)
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Historians locate King Arthur's Round Table(telegraph.co.uk)
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Mobile devices expanding creativity(sfgate.com)
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U.S. Facebook growth sputters in June(sfgate.com)
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Germany takes legal steps against Facebook(finance.yahoo.com)
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by gibsonf1 16y ago
This is actually a serious recommendation, and as a building architect, helped me a great deal in designing in general.
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by gibsonf1 16y ago
The great irony is that the crisis is one of Statism, not Capitalism. And to "solve" the crisis with more Statism will only make life radically worse. But it looks like that's where things are headed. It's always hard to watch governme

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