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Dear HP: Open source is not a dumping ground
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Everything in Windows can be automated
(itworld.com)
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The current model doesn't work for most less popular artists. All the artists who came up through the system and are now superstars were less popular once, and the promotional machinery had a big part in making them popular (and rich). T
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Tiny robot mice may be the future of AI
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Will open source webOS & Tizen fight over the scraps of the smartphone market?
(itworld.com)
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Summary: An SEO expert says "Google shouldn't be allowed to make money off of Google search! Only I should be able to make money off of Google search!"
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To succeed on tablets, Windows 8 needs to win on desktops too
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50 lost USB drives analyzed: none encrypted, 2/3 infected with malware
(itworld.com)
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Do you know where your data center dollars go? Most companies don't
(itworld.com)
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Google's redesigned Web UI isn't learning from Android's mistakes
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Verizon's overpriced new Android tablets
(itworld.com)
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Reverse Robocall Turns Tables On Politicians
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15y ago
Yikes, are you really only allowed to use "donate" buttons if you're a nonprofit? I use them as a "tip jar" on my blog. What's the options for for-profit when you're giving money for nothing in particular?
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Sub-$100 Android tablet coming soon
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Carrier IQ's own marketing material implies that it spies on users
(itworld.com)
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Revenge of the operating system
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Mario and Zelda: My 25-year love affair
(itworld.com)
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Wikileaks: Security vendors help governments spy on their citizens
(itworld.com)
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Can someone smarter than me explain how exactly 401k fees are assessed? My wife's 401k has $3 taken out of it as a fee once a quarter; my 401k doesn't even have that. Or are the fees built into the returns? (e.g., my 401k is up 5% for the
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Right, because people who don't want to do all the things with a computer that you want to do with a computer are idiots. Gotcha.
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'Operation Robin Hood' cracks two banks
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The article mentions in passing that similar tech is used to price airline tickets, but the important difference is that airline tickets are now almost universally purchased through sites like Kayak or Travelocity, which allows customers to
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"RIM realizes end users want no part of its tech, will just keep trying to sell stuff to CIOs"
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Does telecommuting make you invisible?
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FSF Europe launches peer-to-peer search engine
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Open source is not a job killer
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I lived in Berlin for a few months some years ago and it's an awesome place to live generally. Plus relatively cheap for a city of its size and cool factor, especially if you get a place in the ex-East.
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What would happen if corporate taxes were lowered to zero, but capital gains were taxed as ordinary income? Corporations are not people, etc., and maybe taxes should only be imposed when they actually enter a human being's possession.
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If you're a Portugese citizen, you can work anywhere in the EU, right? Why not take advantage, I say. Better, could you take higher-paying freelance work from Germany or the UK but continue to live in relatively lower-cost Portugal?
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How do "analysts" get interviewed by a major newspaper and then their opinions presented as if they're actual news? If the Times wants to run a "here are some opinions from people who are generally knowledgable about the industry but have
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