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by nsns 14y ago
Fitting analogy, but at least they did not fight over who gave you which genes.
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by nsns 14y ago
On a positive note... this event is the biggest ever evidence for the disruptive, liberating, power of the net, and the profound way new forms of news gathering and dissemination threaten the established players. Their efforts have become s
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Chomsky: How the Magna Carta became a Minor Carta, part 1(guardian.co.uk)
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by nsns 14y ago
been?
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Oracle Fights Payment of Google’s $4M Android Legal Bill(wired.com)
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Youtube use explodes on the 2012 campaign trail(guardian.co.uk)
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Grand Palace Hotel, New Orleans, demolished in 10 seconds(bbc.co.uk)
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by nsns 14y ago
Jobs wasn't just a successful visionary, he was also a guy who bought a hundred identical black polo shirts to last him till he die, and someone who refused medical help for an entire year and tried to cure his cancer thru diet (which might
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by nsns 14y ago
What you describe is very childish behavior, infantile even, but I believe you are right about Jobs being like that, and I think this might explain why he was so good at making toys adults crave like children. But we shouldn't idolize someo
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Nexus 7 screen irks users - but Google customer service annoys(guardian.co.uk)
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Hot or bot? Italian professor casts doubt on politician's Twitter popularity(guardian.co.uk)
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$21tn: hoard hidden from taxman by global elite(guardian.co.uk)
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by nsns 14y ago
Interesting fact about "rubberducking": orignally a Hollywood slang for explaining a character's psychological background as an alibi for everything it does ("Someone took his rubber duck when he was little, so now he kills people"). There'
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Anything but ‘The God Particle’(openthemagazine.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
Original post - http://blog.fireeye.com/research/2012/07/grum-botnet-no-long...
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NASA image: Greenland glacier calves iceberg twice the size of Manhattan(nasa.gov)
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Grum, World's Third-Largest Botnet, Knocked Down(blog.fireeye.com)
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Climate ocean tech fix 'can work', research suggests(bbc.co.uk)
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Graphene transistors in high-performance demonstration(bbc.co.uk)
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The weakness of Israeli entrepreneurs is they don't get the American consumer(haaretz.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
I don't get it... if I want my computer to take note of my hands I have to physically touch my keyboard or trackpad; any movement lacking this physical contact doesn't affect it. With this, how do I signal my computer to ignore movements wh
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by nsns 14y ago
An interesting article, perhaps it's time to buy a tablet (I've been waiting for it to become more productive). I'm out of touch now, but used to experiment a lot with various synthesizers (soft and hard) in the 90's, I wonder how good the
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by nsns 14y ago
Completely agree. The most shockingly amusing part is in the second paragraph, where she uses the fact she has no financial proof as her financial proof...
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by nsns 14y ago
While cultural artifacts get input and evolve from their functional use, such uses can't explain anything, certainly not mass adoption. The main reason for clothes is cultural, and their main use is as a social code (e.g. http://books.goog
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How Google Street View is inspiring new photography(guardian.co.uk)
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by nsns 14y ago
Wikipedia's stated aim, to make information "freely" available, has no gender bias; it doesn't ask for it before serving its content - in marked contrast to other services (Google? Facebook? certainly the various ad services) which might
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by nsns 14y ago
Having an article marked for deletion means nothing, it happens all the time, and is one of the ways power flows in Wikipedia's anarchic domain (and I'm not sure this kind of power play is really gendered, it is more of a conservative, rest
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US “Six Strikes” Anti-Piracy Scheme Will Roll Out Gradually(torrentfreak.com)
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Trick Gives iPhone Owners Free Access to Paid Content Inside Apps(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Inside Google’s Fascinating Stash of 10,000 Indoor Maps(wired.com)
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