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Should Facebook Buy Skype?
(gigaom.com)
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Google and Verizon’s Net Neutrality Compromise is Pretty Weak
(gigaom.com)
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A Group Is Its Own Worst Enemy
(shirky.com)
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HTML and CSS layers in Photoshop CS5
(inspectelement.com)
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How to be a successful iPhone developer
(47hats.com)
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16y ago
I feel like this is becoming standard in lots of places, or at least vogue. I worked in a chem lab at the University of Washington that had indoor windows expressly for notes and presentations, and the science library at my school has rooms
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16y ago
My only exposure to the Old Spice campaign so far has been through HN, despite generally considering myself a relatively internet-aware individual. Interesting.
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South Korea enlists armed sentry robots to patrol DMZ
(engadget.com)
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16y ago
Almost anything paragraph size can be squeezed down to 140 characters. While I agree with the article at large, I disagree with this. There is definitely value in writing things between 140 characters and essay-length, if only to jot down
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16y ago
You make an excellent point about the application-level learning, I actually noticed myself that I was spending a vast amount of time just configuring my OS and apps -- time which I could have spent actually producing things. This was my pr
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Linux is only free if your time has no value True, but in my experience it's a worthy investment of valuable time. I spent three years using Linux distros, and though I use OSX now, I'm much more comfortable with general system administra
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Sony introduces world's smallest 3D digital still cameras
(news.sel.sony.com)
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Hey Apple: Forget About the Recall, Just Hand Out Free iPhone 4 Cases
(gigaom.com)
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Creative Bus Stop Advertisements
(designussion.com)
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Search engines learn how to watch and listen to video
(newscientist.com)
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Star wars: a new hope for arms control in space
(newscientist.com)
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The Dangers of Dependency on Social Networks
(webworkerdaily.com)
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16y ago
I feel like you'd have to buy really nice pencils and rubber bands to match the general aesthetic of the iPad.
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My iTunes Account Was Hacked for $375 - By My Own Kids
(gigaom.com)
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16y ago
I want to design and launch a improbably large space-mirror. If it were properly focused on earth (curvature adapting to distance from the planet), and given light-speed delay, we could direct a telescope upon it and see the state of earth
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Crisis In The Gulf video game: too soon?
(huffingtonpost.com)
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16y ago
He makes an interesting point though about intuitive, human expectations for data retention. In interactions with humans, we can expect passing comments to eventually pass, but a computer could retain even the most trivial of information in
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16y ago
I'd like to see some sort of demo, maybe a video a la http://teuxdeux.com/ ? It would be nice to know what I'm really signing up for before I sign up.
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New Tool Reveals Cached Passwords in IE
(securityweek.com)
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How Microsoft Is Busting Its Own 'The Browser Is Part of the OS' Myth
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New in Firefox 4
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To me, part of the appeal of Woot! is its nonchalance and small, independent aesthetic. I hope it doesn't lose this in the process of becoming an Amazon company.
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16y ago
It's the Windows OS effect, this time in the smartphone market. Except that Android is free, so it could potentially gain an even vaster userbase.
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As a current college student in CS, I can see how this approach could be valid. A lot of what is taught in classes I could definitely learn on my own initiative, BUT - at least in my department, diversity is emphasized. Without being requir
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16y ago
Potential application: a user with a camera phone that doesn't have support for barcode reader applications (not Android, iOS, etc) but can send an email with a photo attachment could analyze a barcode with this service. But here the lack o
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