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by sasvari 16y ago
quote: I found mine for $15.99 and free shipping on eBay.
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by sasvari 16y ago
From the News Line: A former WikiLeaks employee, Daniel Domscheit-Berg, is starting his own new project OpenLeaks – a resource similar to WikiLeaks, he told German newspaper Freitag. He said that that there will be no personality cult like
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Wikileaks are for-hire mercenaries (Cryptome founder John Young)(theregister.co.uk)
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How To Make Money On the Internet(fastcompany.com)
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by sasvari 16y ago
Maybe this is the small-scale return of private research units like Bell Labs or (Xerox) PARC (although both of them still exist, they are not as significant as they once were) for the Web: put a group of awesome guys together and just let
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Novell keeps Unix copyrights from Attachmate and Microsoft(theregister.co.uk)
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SAP to pay Oracle $1.3 billion in damages(money.cnn.com)
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Why the U.S. Will Not Get China's High Speed Rail(theatlantic.com)
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Is it time for Free software to move on?(h-online.com)
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China may not matter quite as much as you think (economist.com)
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Open source needs an attack of the heart(h-online.com)
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by sasvari 16y ago
Or did you miss the 'in chip terms'? Sorry, you are right. The more complex your chip is going to be, the more trouble you have with RF issues. Nevertheless, what I meant is, there will be components working in the low THz range, as the
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by sasvari 16y ago
but I just can't see the 300GHz ever becoming a reality given the constraints that physics imposes on this. There are already proven cutoff frequencies for InP-based bipolar transistor up to 755 GHz with demonstrated amplifiers with fm
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The Impact of the WikiLeaks War Logs(theatlanticwire.com)
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by sasvari 16y ago
Psychology Today tries to give an explanation on Why Intelligent People Drink More Alcohol , and they claim: It is important to note that both income and education, as well as childhood social class and parents’ education, are controlled
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by sasvari 16y ago
Football is America's premier sport, and the Super Bowl is America's most prestigious sporting event. People will collide just as hard without helmets as they do with in order to win a Lombardi trophy regardless of the cost to themselves.
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Asia tops climate change's 'most vulnerable' list (move to Scandinavia instead)(newscientist.com)
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The Innovative 'Gypsy Brewers' Shaking Up the Beer World(theatlantic.com)
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by sasvari 16y ago
Opportunity for a hardware startup? I'd say yes. I second. There should be also a possibility for a DIY project. This doesn't look too complicated to build.
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Will China-Bashing Continue After the Elections?(theatlantic.com)
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Turning a Boeing 747 Into a Private Residence(theatlantic.com)
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by sasvari 16y ago
That's what I mean: are they really up to fight the whole world about that?
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by sasvari 16y ago
This very powerful and versatile chip consists of an 18x8 array of architecturally identical, independent, complete F18A computers, or nodes, each of which operates asynchronously. Each computer is capable of performing a basic ALU instruc
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by sasvari 16y ago
Note that they allow the sale of purified rare earth metals; just not the raw minerals. Also, since a lot of parts and sub-assemblies are made in China, this will probably lessen the impact. They might just want to have some more elemen
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Remaining IPv4 Address Space Drops Below 5%(nro.net)
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When Dilbert came to Nokia(theregister.co.uk)
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Dahlbusch bomb(en.wikipedia.org)
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by sasvari 16y ago
I remember reading about the JTEC a couple of years ago, but I am very curious to see an actual working version of it. Could be the hottest thing around ...
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Inside 37signals' new office in Chicago(fastcodesign.com)
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Video: Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo Glide Flight(wired.com)
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