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13 Year old girl sues Apple over moisture sensors
(tekgoblin.com)
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Court kills patent suit by Microsoft co-founder
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Author Slams eBook Piracy, Son Outs Her As a Music Pirate
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16y ago
Well, there is an alternative to "Working for free". You could try to find something which has monetary value for them and try to create it by yourself and selling it to them. It doesn't have to be a technological solution it could be any b
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16y ago
Jobs are like women, if you try too hard - they will loose interest and quickly especially if they already have what they wanted. Playing hard to get just works - like it or not. It also seems to me you may have a talent at recognizing tale
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Google giving away nexus S
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16y ago
I love reading about the old school hackers, It amazing what you can do with a whistle for example - https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/John_Draper Too bad the who wrote this article is no longer with us - https://secure.wik
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Sainsbury’s programmer steals over £73,000 worth of reward points
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Facebook: We won't block Wikileaks, for now
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The difference between PRK and Lasik is in the way they reshape your cornea. In Lasik they create a flap by cutting the cornea and then they use a laser to reshape it, then they reposition the flap back in place.This way the flap acts as a
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16y ago
I've had Lasik eye surgery about 2.5 years ago. I had around -2.0 vision in both eyes before the surgery and almost perfect vision right now. The only complication I have, and will probably be an issue for you as well, is dry eyes. The long
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Best Space Pictures of 2010: Odd Aurora, Ring of Fire, More
(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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It just seems to me like a coincidence that the upgrade was followed by your G-Mail account being hijacked. It could be that you have been firesheeped - even though G-Mail uses ssl by default, if you use the same password for something else
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Card Trick Leads to New Bound on Data Compression
(technologyreview.com)
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Schizophrenic Brains Not Fooled by Optical Illusion
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As a matter of fact, some Linux distros use /etc/rc.conf as well (Arch linux). The way Linux is designed and works is that everything is configurable and rather easily done. This is almost definitely true for *BSD as well, but probably not
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While this was an interesting read, and pretty well written. I - as a long time Linux user, wasn't really able to figure out the advantages BSD has over Linux. I agree that the author put a nice disclaimer warning us he will not be tellin
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Seems like this is the original : http://www.redstate.com/erick/2010/11/18/another-tsa-outrage...
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TSA confiscates heavily-armed soldiers' nail-clippers
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First of all i don't think this is really about bad management, but about employees with a choice. You have disgruntled employees everywhere. I think the real difference is that in places like the U.S (And Israel) people where raised with a