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Apple Not Likely to Be a Loser in the E-Book Legal Fight(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Computer modeled using swarms of soldier crabs(arstechnica.com)
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Social Networks, Small and Smaller(nytimes.com)
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Bitten by the maker bug: one man's first steps with Arduino(arstechnica.com)
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Ask Stack: How to mentor a junior developer?(arstechnica.com)
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I survived a week on Windows8 on a tablet (instead of an iPad)(guardian.co.uk)
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How will the new law on cookies affect Internet browsing?(guardian.co.uk)
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Leaked roadmap raises questions about Office 15, Windows 8 launch (arstechnica.com)
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How Green Are Electric Cars? Depends on Where You Plug In(nytimes.com)
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Former RIM boss sought strategy shift before he quit(reuters.com)
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MPAA / RIAA might Boost Cyberlocker and VPN Revenues(torrentfreak.com)
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Apple patent could lead to face-based user switching in iOS and beyond(arstechnica.com)
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Two tales from start-up Britain(bbc.com)
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by nsns 15y ago
Copyright is an important tool, ensuring creators a living from their creations, hence - supporting innovation. But there's a fine balance here: the market has to remain open, allowing borrowings, quotations and influences to thrive, otherw
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Major textbook publishers sue open-education textbook start-up(osnews.com)
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French ODDNS: Decentralized and Open DNS To Defeat Censorship(torrentfreak.com)
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Raid of Dotcom mansion was videotaped, footage nowhere to be found(arstechnica.com)
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When Code Is Hot(techcrunch.com)
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Wired Scores Exclusive Aerial Photos of Apple’s ‘Area i51′(wired.com)
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Hotel’s Free Wi-Fi Comes With Hidden Extras(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Why tech vendors fund patent 'trolls'(computerworld.com)
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by nsns 15y ago
A copywriter friend of mine, with years of experience, once told me: "if the ad's too good, you hurt the product. In order to be maximally effective, it has to be good, but also somewhat average and familiar ." A similar principle seems to
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by nsns 15y ago
Interesting experiment, thanks for sharing. Original polyphasic sleep was divided into two periods of night sleep. The historical evidence shows this was considered normal in most pre-industrial societies. http://www.historycooperative.org
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Why doesn't Britain make things any more?(guardian.co.uk)
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Juno to Jupiter (frontlineonnet.com)
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by nsns 15y ago
While the cause is just, I'm not sure I want to sign an Avaaz petition. After all, they are also a (political) lobby, with its own, somewhat questionable, agendas, not a grassroots movement in any way. I also seriously doubt that a petition
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by nsns 15y ago
>Improvements to handling of symbols for indexing. ...we’ve now started to index the following heavily used symbols: “%”, “$”, “\”, “.”, “@”, “#”, and “+”. We’ll continue to index more symbols as usage warrants. That, and the new "Verba
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Ask HN: what percentage of HN users browse the new posts pages?
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How to Buy a Business Jet(openthemagazine.com)
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by nsns 15y ago
A little OT: there's a great book called "The sound of two hands clapping", about an American who was trained as a Tibetan Buddhist monk. This requires immense memorization, and coming back to the West, the guy realized how much we rely on

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