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by jfruh 15y ago
The idea that Americans are crying out for some kind of radical centrist is much cherished by technocrats, but is completely false. People decry partisanship in Washington while continuing to reward the most extreme members of their party,
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Okla gets $16.5M in funding(itworld.com)
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Let's replace license plates with RFID(itworld.com)
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Will RIM help UK police track down London rioters?(itworld.com)
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Handling virtual disks with Windows virtualization(itworld.com)
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KDE 5.0 roadmap released(itworld.com)
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by jfruh 15y ago
It's not a translation issue in terms of translating to another language -- many Africans are fluent in English (some speak in natively). It's an issue of cultural translation, which is a lot subtler.
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Lost skills: What today's coders don't know and why it matters(itworld.com)
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Can't tell if the numbers were the most commonly advertised ones, but he does note that "Aaron" told him this: "...all you are doing is calling a company that we provide the number for, pressing the correct (1) or (2) – which we specify..."
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Why is the West silent on China's 5-year cyberwar?(itworld.com)
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Building apps in the cloud: A tour of the tools(itworld.com)
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Windows 8 to feature stripped-down kernel, built-in virtualization(itworld.com)
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NSA Hiring At Black Hat(itworld.com)
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Twitter's fantasy valuation(itworld.com)
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Why not link to the Gawker story since (for once) they're the actual original reporters of it: http://gawker.com/5826645/
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HEY EVERYONE 1995 NEWT GINGRICH SAYS INTERNET PORN IS CONSTITUTIONAL
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OpenStack: Proof that for-profit can manage open source well(itworld.com)
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Solid-state drives, compared(itworld.com)
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Nation of IT temps(itworld.com)
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When Google kills your account, what happens to your Android phone?(itworld.com)
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Why the guy arrested in Scotland might not be LulzSec's Topiary(itworld.com)
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Public email needs a police force(itworld.com)
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by jfruh 15y ago
<i>However, broadcast channels do make money through re-transmission rights that they sell to cable and satellite carriers.</i> Hmm, but I think it's the local stations that make money on retransmission fees, not the network
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Open Cloud Initiative defines "cloud freedoms"(itworld.com)
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Most popular tools used by startups(itworld.com)
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Competitors for GitHub gaining traction(itworld.com)
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by jfruh 15y ago
Since we're talking about language use, this quote from Kevin Mitnik: "What News Corp. did, guess pin codes, spoofing voicemails, that is amateur script kiddie stuff." Is itself kind of interesting, as there's no use of computer scripting l
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The great Google+ purge(itworld.com)
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An MBA or MS in CompSci? Depends on whether you want to specialize(itworld.com)
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Yeah, I remember hearing about this! Wasn't there also a creepy case where an evolved circuit involved FPGA that weren't attached to anything else in the circuit, and yet were still needed for the thing to work properly? I seem to recall i

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