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841.
by naish 19y ago
+1 for cancon.
842.
Opera drops Yahoo! for Google(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by naish 19y ago|0 comments
843.
Distributed Mass Customization: Is Etsy the Next eBay?(readwriteweb.com)
5 points by naish 19y ago|2 comments
844.
Jacob Kaplan-Moss leaving World Online to hack Django full time(jacobian.org)
8 points by naish 19y ago|0 comments
845.
Success? US claims to have hit rogue satellite(news.bbc.co.uk)
1 points by naish 19y ago|1 comments
846.
Scientists find believing can be seeing(science.slashdot.org)
1 points by naish 19y ago|0 comments
847.
Where are meaning-enabled authoring tools for the Semantic Web?(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by naish 19y ago|0 comments
848.
AJAX version of Mathematica on the way...(oreillyschool.com)
10 points by naish 19y ago|5 comments
849.
Self-healing rubber mends with simple contact (no heat or pressure required)(cbc.ca)
4 points by naish 19y ago|0 comments
850.
Einstein: Curiosity trumps intellect(foundread.com)
24 points by naish 19y ago|21 comments
851.
HOWTO: Convert (now obsolete) HD-DVDs to Blu-Ray(howto.wired.com)
5 points by naish 19y ago|3 comments
852.
Scribd launches new platform and iPaper(readwriteweb.com)
53 points by naish 19y ago|35 comments
853.
Yahoo offers hosting with unlimited storage and bandwidth(computerworld.com)
3 points by naish 19y ago|0 comments
854.
Sweden indicts four from Pirate Bay(news.bbc.co.uk)
10 points by naish 19y ago|9 comments
855.
Sweden set to sink the Pirate Bay(cbc.ca)
10 points by naish 19y ago|5 comments
856.
by naish 19y ago
R2-D2
857.
by naish 19y ago
It might be just me, but the name leads me to believe that these guys are just a bunch of stoners. "Hey, what if we call our company 'Hashrocket'?" [takes, another hit off of the bong/pipe/spliff] "Great idea, man...."
858.
by naish 19y ago
Tambien en espanol: http://es.engadget.com/2008/01/15/en-vivo-desde-la-conferenc...
859.
Real-time updates from Jobs' keynote at Macworld 2008(engadget.com)
12 points by naish 19y ago|3 comments
860.
Cringely: Apple to buy Adobe in bid to dominate digital content creation?(pbs.org)
18 points by naish 19y ago|8 comments
861.
by naish 19y ago
I'm with you. Biding my time until I can upgrade from my trusty 12" PowerBook.
862.
by naish 19y ago
Here is my solution: http://fernlabs.com/Problem1Solution.png
863.
by naish 19y ago
Check again. The figure is to scale. I worked it out first and then checked with a protractor. Your assumption that the diagonals within the trapezoids are parallel is incorrect. As a result, angles that you have assigned to the triangl
864.
by naish 19y ago
I disagree. I got 20 (you can check it with a protractor if the figure is drawn to scale). Triangle ADE is not isosceles. The diagonals within the trapezoids are not parallel. The lower diagonal (BD) makes an angle of 60 degrees with AB
865.
by naish 19y ago
This article should give everyone pause for thought--women and men. It is a little disheartening to think that I went into engineering as a path to medicine (with better security and compensation) and got sidetracked by interesting work.
866.
by naish 19y ago
Agreed. I said she was a friend, not that she had any taste in web design. She has a marketing background. That said, the book has some interesting ideas in it.
867.
by naish 19y ago
A friend of mine has just released a book on this subject: "The Secret of Successful Failing." She is currently promoting with a number of bonuses: http://www.ginaml.com/bookbonus.htm
868.
by naish 19y ago
Except for physics and math journals, even technical publishers seem to prefer Word (!) to LaTeX nowadays. This is a sad state of affairs indeed. Almost reason enough for me to look for alternate venues for publication.
869.
by naish 19y ago
I think it is the option for writing with any degree of complexity: articles, theses, books, etc. Word processing (and Word in particular) pales in comparison. Having all of the bookkeeping and style taken care of for indices, lists, cont
870.
by naish 19y ago
+1 for the use of LaTeX notation.

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