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Why HTML5 is in trouble on the mobile front
(zdnet.com)
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Behind the scenes with Samsung's Chinese factory girls
(itworld.com)
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Could Curiosity contaminate Mars with microbes coming from Earth?
(curiositywatch.com)
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They've made it clear all along this isn't the Raspberry Pi ready for schools. This is the enthusiats version, the one that spurs the development of the tools, the guides, and the supporting hardware. We're already seeing this with projects
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Nutjob attempts to extort $35 computer from non-profit foundation
(raspberrypi.org)
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NASA funds supersonic bi-directional flying wing aircraft
(geek.com)
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How Twitter Uses Open Source
(techcrunch.com)
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If I remember correctly, doesn't the PS3 split the available memory in half? Therefore limiting the options you have. Where as on Xbox it's up to the developer how they use all of the available memory. EDIT: See w0utert's comment in this th
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Predicting Churn: When Do Veterans Quit?
(gamasutra.com)
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Bethesda admits they can't get Skyrim Dawnguard running on PS3
(geek.com)
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Major Squad Update Includes Git Integration and Free Plan
(blog.squadedit.com)
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Kindle Fire is sold out forever, Kindle Fire 2 expected next week
(geek.com)
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Here's How To Fix The Economy
(businessinsider.com)
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How This 12-Year-Old Has Already Created 98 Online Games
(businessinsider.com)
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Visual programming means anyone can be a coder
(newscientist.com)
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Cornell discovers soft lighting and music makes you eat less, enjoy food more
(geek.com)
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But we're all secretly hoping it isn't, right?
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White House raises average car fuel efficiency goal to 54.5 mpg by 2025
(theverge.com)
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Java 0-day exploit discovered, everyone should disable Java today
(geek.com)
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The Pirate Bay launches free VPN service PrivitizeVPN
(geek.com)
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Curiosity landing video at 25fps
(geek.com)
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TeamUp Launches Fully HTML5 3D Modeling Application: Multi-Optics
(brightsideofnews.com)
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Biorefinery helps turn Starbucks coffee grounds into bioplastic
(geek.com)
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MIT is bioengineering bacteria to turn CO2 into fuel
(geek.com)
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Windows 8 gets Personal Use License for anyone building their own PC
(geek.com)
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Modder turns mechanical keyboard into Rasberry Pi-powered computer
(geek.com)
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Canonical dumps Unity 2D for Ubuntu 12.10
(geek.com)
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The Mystery of the Encrypted Gauss Payload
(securelist.com)
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Steve Jobs' Home Burglarized, $60,000 Worth Of Stuff Stolen
(businessinsider.com)
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Oracle is taking good care of Java post-Sun, says IDC
(zdnet.com)
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