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JJ Abrams to direct next Star Wars movie
(bbc.co.uk)
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Wow! This post has generated a lot of debate. I wonder is it because of the content or the delivery? Playing devil's advocate, I would say that Raganwald has touched a raw nerve with those that are working on the types of apps he is having
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Treatments that Doctors would avoid
(guardian.co.uk)
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China leads the race for Graphene-related patents
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Your problem is much more easily solved: remember to close the blinds.
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Voice controlled smart home - Run siriproxy on it, install lightwave rf lightswitches and sockets, and voice control lights, appliances, XBMC, etc from my phone.
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On flight to NY drunk passenger is bound and gagged
(bbc.co.uk)
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Valve shows off 'game console' hardware at CES
(bbc.co.uk)
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Database Landscape Map as of Dec 2012
(gigaom.com)
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The industrial revolution came and went just fine. I think we masses will be okay this time around too.
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The first half of your post is one of the most insightful observations I have come across in a long time. Thanks
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Think of this as art - it doesn't need to have a purpose. Or think of it as the solution to a problem yet to be discovered - isn't that how most discoveries are made? Either way great achievement.
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As a parent to a toddler and a hacker with numerous personal projects, AND a very busy work schedule. One way I keep myself sane is to not feel as though I must work on my personal projects during every free hour I have. I find I enjoy it m
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Code frees us to think in new ways
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Colalife Aidpod: distributing medicine via Coca-cola's logistics network
(colalife.org)
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Newtown kids v Yemenis and Pakistanis: why the disparate reactions?
(guardian.co.uk)
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Alan Moore: Why I turned my back on Hollywood
(guardian.co.uk)
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Artist uses self-portrait as driving licence photo
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The Air Force's $1.3 Billion Lesson In Agile
(forbes.com)
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Guy Builds Homebrew Batman Tumbler – Becomes King Of The Internet For A Day
(ohgizmo.com)
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First ever photo of DNA double-helix
(wonderjunkie.com)
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"The JVM is a big black box and I think its veryhard to see whats happening inside." Good software engineering is very much about standing on the shoulders of giants. "have someone tried to write a patch for the JVM? no? then
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Txtr Beagle eReader avaialbe next eyar for only £8
(guardian.co.uk)
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Apple paid only 2% corporate tax outside US
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Britain has invaded all but 22 countries of the world
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Rolls eyes why do you need to type that? I think it is irrelevant, rude and condescending. Otherwise your comment was quite informative and I would have upvoted it.
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The rise of Passive-Aggressive wifi names
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Chomsky on the Cuban Missile Crisis
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I suspect this will be shown in the upcoming documentary. I understand the BBC were filming this to be shown in around a month's time (National Geographic will show a 2 hour documentary on this based on the BBC footage).
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Can you spot all the London Tube Stations in this picture?
(lookforlonger.com)
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