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The Internet is threatened’: Google’s chief Internet evangelist Vint Cerf(business.financialpost.com)
2 points by mactitan 14y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Statistics by Country(socialbakers.com)
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by mactitan 14y ago
The problem is daunting but I would say fracking might be the lesser of evils. (I'm curious about these huge emmisions & the these past 2 U.S.winters warm spell) China planning 'huge fracking industry' Chinese plans to expand fracking f
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by mactitan 14y ago
Well It's time to try another sales pitch. If anything could cause a revolution you'd think this would be it.
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On Scale of 0 to 500, Beijing’s Air Quality Tops ‘Crazy Bad’ at 755 (nytimes.com)
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EU crackdown on Google prioritising own products(wired.co.uk)
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Nontransparent Holograms(news.discovery.com)
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Can a collapse of global civilization be avoided?(phys.org)
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Obama White House nixes calls for $850 quadrillion ‘Death Star’ super-weapon(washingtonpost.com)
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by mactitan 14y ago
Thats what atansoff was probably thinking when he showed Aiken his prototype!
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ENERGY MYTHS(telegraphindia.com)
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$6,800 'car' to be built at former GM plant in Louisiana(foxnews.com)
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15-Year-Old Creates Genius App For Skimming Documents(businessinsider.com)
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Nations prepare for cyber war(money.cnn.com)
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The one chart about oil's future everyone should see(csmonitor.com)
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by mactitan 14y ago
Well, they were warning of the dot com and the mortgage bubbles before they happened. Now they are warning of the gov bond bubble (seems like a good chance). 3 of 3 wont be bad avg. But I do say if capital isn't funneled to the valley (VC'
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by mactitan 14y ago
Innovation will continue but what? How about biotech having the most potential? Where? in the valley or asia (where there's a growing mass of scientists) As things commoditize it seems design would shift to less costly areas.
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by mactitan 14y ago
"media productions..." the stuff that can be done on the cheap by: (Somewhere, tinkerers in a garage are producing the first highly inefficient specimens of the next Big Thing. But where – and what? ) - from article - "what" will happen b
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The Fading Of Silicon Valley Innovation(prudentbear.com)
37 points by mactitan 14y ago|48 comments
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Marcin Jakubowski: Open-Sourced Blueprints For Civilization(huffingtonpost.com)
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Greatest Card Trick Ever(youtube.com)
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Tiny solar cell could make a big difference(physorg.com)
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Eight reasons to hold off on Windows 8(computerworlduk.com)
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Operating systems don't matter much anymore(computerworld.com)
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Your New American Dream(kunstler.com)
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by mactitan 15y ago
Now for some humor. I don't see it here but one of my favorites was : If an architect designed a building like programmers write programs, then the first woodpecker that came along wood destroy civilization.
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Murphy's computers laws(murphys-laws.com)
3 points by mactitan 15y ago|1 comments
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by mactitan 15y ago
Actually, I've just bought my first mac but i remember when hypercard came out. The little i read about it, It just seemed awesome. Was it like the 2nd great app after visicalc?
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Why Hypercard had to die(loper-os.org)
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by mactitan 15y ago
Wow, no classics that so far stand the test of time. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (unbelievable at 18 in 1818!) and as others have mentioned Verne, HG Wells(his insight inspired physicist Szilárd's neutron chain reaction). Still an interesti

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