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World's Data Centers Refuse to Exit Ice Age
(wired.com)
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joshuahedlund
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This is why I wish Google Circles were reversed. The current method is fine if you actually have stuff you want to post to a public database but still hide from your boss. Otherwise it's only fine if you know exactly what kind of content ev
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I can't find them right now, but I remember reading a blog post or two complaining that manually dividing your contacts into Circles (and maintaining those Circles over time) was bad/useless busy work to force on users. I wonder if this Vol
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Saddam Hussein: dead at 69. Gaddafi: dead at 69. Kim Jong-Il: dead at 69. How did Fidel Castro get out of this?
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For all the discussion about worthless Internet petitions, it should be noted that the White House form is specifically set up to at least elicit a response if a certain threshold is reached. The threshold was originally 5,000 signatures bu
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There has been a horrifying advance in the last few years, but online networking has also been advancing in leaps and bounds (that is, power to individual citizens banding together that didn't exist in 2001), and combined with the way this
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This. Still, as long as Obama hasn't signed NDAA yet there should be one for that too.
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So basically Universal lied to YouTube and said the video was copyright infringement when it wasn't, and basically if SOPA passes Universal could do this to entire websites and not just single videos?
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"the amendment would prohibit courts from issuing orders that harm the DNS, and it requires a government study on the impact of the bill on the DNS" I love how the Washington version of potentially scaling back a bill involves requiring a n
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Intel Says 100 Degrees Might Not Be Too Hot For Servers
(news.businessweek.com)
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