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IBM plants transactional memory in CPU
(nextbigfuture.com)
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15y ago
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wgx
15y ago
While I sympathise with OP's frustration at others making money from their work - there is provision in UK copyright law: "using any work, for the purpose of reporting current events, with sufficient acknowledgement, is a valid exception to
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wgx
15y ago
"Asylum Seekers" will be involved somewhere.
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wgx
15y ago
How will the Daily Mail react: "Ecstasy Cures Cancer" headline seems unlikely.
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wgx
15y ago
Ah so he does - although no video from the 'copter.
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15y ago
They didn't make it clear in the interview if they'd solved the imaging problem or not yet. How do you get usable video (or stills) back from a camera that's rotating constantly - and potentially, erratically.
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XKCD == NSFW... are stick figures always SFW?
(xkcd.com)
4 points
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wgx
15y ago
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wgx
15y ago
Impressive to note that it can utilise the host's GPU if present. Nice touch, in an evil way.
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Cory Doctorow's SIGGRAPH keynote on Copyright reform
(boingboing.net)
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15y ago
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wgx
15y ago
See my comment again: generally .
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wgx
15y ago
OK, "WWW" is fairly universal, but generally it's best to avoid any text - an icon should be language-independent.
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wgx
15y ago
It reads like a hostage statement at gunpoint.
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15y ago
The second 'Idea dump' I posted on my blog yesterday - make of them what you will.
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Idea dump #2 | willgrant.org
(willgrant.org)
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15y ago
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wgx
15y ago
Agree - the colorization did it for me as well. Very nice.
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wgx
15y ago
Or: they become popular despite, and then they're too scared to improve the UI for fear of change?
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Crowdsourced identification of London rioters
(londonrioters.co.uk)
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wgx
15y ago
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Nanode - ATMega with Ethernet built in for $40
(hackaday.com)
3 points
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15y ago
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GelSight at MIT makes 3D scanning fast and cheap
(mit.edu)
3 points
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15y ago
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wgx
15y ago
Yes a friend was complaining about that recently. It's a bruteforcer's dream.
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wgx
15y ago
..although the software is hardly written for the layperson! http://lhcathome.web.cern.ch/LHCathome/Physics/
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wgx
15y ago
Wow - I remember reading about this at university about 10 years ago. Still, interesting for those who've not seen it yet.
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Help CERN's Large Hadron Collider with your downtime.
(bbc.co.uk)
3 points
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wgx
15y ago
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