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by ieatpaste 18y ago
While searching for the actual battery patent, I ran across the modular data center patent: http://www.google.com/patents?id=7TypAAAAEBAJ&printsec=a... and also this power supply research paper abstract: http://research.google.com/pu
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
I'm curious of the specifics of the "new management system"
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
While the degree might not be meaningful, I find an accomplishment of finishing school especially if they find it meaningless. It shows a finish-what-you-started mentality which thrives (or at least persists) in opposition.
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
I'm assuming this is a proprietary, so any other comments regarding RDF databases would be helpful. I've used ARC (arc.semsol.org) before, and it works adequately. Though I haven't run performance tests personally, ARC is based on PHP so it
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Microsoft Surface Alternative Images with Contextual Objects(techcrunch.com)
1 points by ieatpaste 18y ago|0 comments
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
If you're wondering about the credit card-bag trick, here's a basic explanation: After extended use, the oxide (written information) will "smear"and produce lower-level mag fields. These will give a false value and effectively not be appro
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
Interesting way to produce a universal, non-browser solution; however, server-side web apps lose some of the functionality of browser extensions, particularly low-level features. Standardization would be nice. I'm sick of developing for 4 d
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RRW's Feature Requests for Google(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by ieatpaste 18y ago|0 comments
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
Here's a discussion on metafilter: http://ask.metafilter.com/56228/Alternatives-to-a-tag-cloud You can find more experimental UI elements at infographics sites and various visualization lab sites: http://infosthetics.com/ http://labs.d
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
This is called abuse of authority. They won't drop all charges since they want to save face; however, when they are proven wrong, it is our government who must pay. Can we, as taxpayers, sue the individuals (such as the Sergeant)? The hilar
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
Actually, you just had to delete the "cookie expired" portion in the url.
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
While I agree that your experience is frustrating, this is one isolated incident. Adobe has been making quality products that I've personally been using for the past 10 years.
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Flash Lite Developer Challenge(flashlitedeveloperchallenge.com)
2 points by ieatpaste 18y ago|0 comments
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$10 Million Nokia + Adobe Fund(openscreenproject.org)
1 points by ieatpaste 18y ago|0 comments
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
Apparently, a Medtronic MagPro Compact's street price is around $1000* . I might try to find me one. * https://www.medwow.com/item.php?search_results=&sale_id=...
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
I would appreciate thumbnails of photos with headlines under them, similar to traditional newspaper format.
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
No, it's not socialism to control the pay of employees; however, "the US government 'investing' more money in these banks" is socialism. Essentially, it's a form of normalization of classes and we broke capitalism through state control. Wh
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New version of Tweetdeck out tomorrow(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by ieatpaste 18y ago|0 comments
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
socially, reasonable. economically, unnecessary. socialism, anyone?
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What is Cisco going to do with $4 Billion? Which companies to acquire?(gigaom.com)
1 points by ieatpaste 18y ago|1 comments
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
This would depend on each user, but can be generalized with sufficient data. Filtering can be measured by average hours wasted. If filtering can give a user a relevant article of news within x amount of time, then it the user saves normal -
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
I agree to a certain point: If the difference in quality contributes enough value added, the user to pay for the service. The availability of any competing service decreases the difference and makes it much more difficult to have the user s
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
Congrats on the coverage.
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
This is basically the "pay what you like" monetization that Radiohead used - 60-65% paid nothing and the rest paid an average of $6 (30% of market price). Personally, I feel that this is not sustainable. Newspaper monetization could be in t
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
The market segment for paying customers is small, largely due to little value added. Even with their set of "enhanced search/stream" tools, companies will only benefit if users are commenting on their products. That goes to say, if companie
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
I'm curious about their "480% increase in ad impressions" - I find this a disadvantage than a feature. It may increase their impressions, but will lower their CPM and CPC rates in the long run. Furthermore, its a hassle to the user since it
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
but seriously. not too surprising.
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
ARRGH matey
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
I'm going to check milw0rm constantly now and try to avoid/update services. The Google Chrome and VNC vulnerabilities look particularly bad.
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by ieatpaste 18y ago
These are exceptions. Companies who carry low-tier items will do well in this economic climate; however, retail is still shrinking.

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