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New Video of BigDog Quadruped Robot Is So Stunning It's Spooky
(youtube.com)
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19y ago
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I just realised that it is not even a fully fledged search engine, but a "multimedia" one: "Quaero aims to be a multimedia search engine that will work across all online digital media platforms including PCs, mobile phones, set-top-boxes an
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19y ago
Pathetic. This type of thing will never work. Let the bickering between the companies begin and watch the money be wasted. Instead of pumping money into playing catch-up with Google, they should supporting start-up enterprises that are inno
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EU taxpayers to fund $306m Google rival. No wonder the Yanks think we’re dumb.
(uk.techcrunch.com)
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19y ago
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The Secret China-U.S. Hacking War
(eweek.com)
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Casino insider tells (almost) all about security
(computerworld.com.au)
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19y ago
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2007 a bumper year for tech exits; reality bites in 2008
(uk.techcrunch.com)
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AOL Buying Bebo, Falco Email
(alleyinsider.com)
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19y ago
To be honest, I was very sceptical of them at first as well; however, now I have my mind mapping software load at start-up - that is how much I need it. I put everything related to my ideas in it: links, notes, images, videos, pdf's, etc. O
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19y ago
I am, or at least I would be if I could find some programmers. Being out of the UK probably isn't much help to you either. As for examples, most tend to be in the drug discovery/modelling area because industry will pay for that. I think the
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19y ago
There is a very large biotech scene in San Diego, so I imagine there will plenty of VC's. Not sure about the computer tech scene, though.
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How Are People Twittering on Twitter ? Google Tells It All
(labnol.org)
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Gmail Has a Daily Limit on Sending Email
(labnol.org)
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19y ago
I use MindManager (although other mind mapping software is available) all the time. I find it incredibly useful for noting my ideas and attaching links, documents, etc., into those ideas as they expand. I currently have 14 business ideas on
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Xobni competitor: Extract Email Addresses from Messages in Outlook Folders
(labnol.org)
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19y ago
It's all about image. When Google came on to the scene, everybody loved them (including myself) for supplying innovative technology that brought more order to something that was growing ever more disordered, and they were sticking-it to Mic
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19y ago
If CNet calls this "news", then no wonder its going down the pan and people (can't remeber who) want to "rescue" it with a hostile takeover.
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Social sites prove hard to leave behind
(news.bbc.co.uk)
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19y ago
Has anyone had any experience with these types of programs from "big" companies, e.g. the Microsoft Startup Accelerator Program, or Adobe Ventures, etc.? Ones where you are essentially showcasing their software (or hardware) and they give y
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'Accelerating' Advice from Microsoft's Dana'l Lewin
(foundread.com)
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Interview with VC Pioneer Thomas J. Perkins (of Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers) - Part 1
(creativecapital.wordpress.com)
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Humans Interupting Algorithms: Wales v. Calacanis on Human Powered Search
(readwriteweb.com)
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19y ago
If the US (I assume you are from the US) goes into recession, is there the possibility of you losing your job anyway? Could the recession work in your favour? Goods will become cheaper, interest rates will be cut, there will be people to hi
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19y ago
People still buy porn?
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19y ago
Aye, for about 2-3 minutes. Pop a few viagra pills and they will still be behind for a long while to come.
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MySpace Plans to Launch Startup Incubator
(readwriteweb.com)
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19y ago
Is there any UK start-ups here? And would they care to say where they got there funding from?
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Is 3i pulling out of early stage tech startups?
(uk.techcrunch.com)
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LMAO: RIAA Website Wiped Clean by "Hackers"
(torrentfreak.com)
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State of US science report shows disturbing trends, challenges
(networkworld.com)
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