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2007/10/23 Amazon Patents Including a String at End of a URL
Wow Amazon is getting to many patents for things that anyone can now do. article from http://slashdot.org Your Rights Online: Amazon Patents Including a String at End of a URL Posted by CmdrTaco on Tuesday October 23, @09:40AM from the why-didn’t-i-think-of-that-oh-wait dept. theodp writes “On Tuesday, Amazon search subsidiary A9.com was awarded U.S. patent no.…
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2007/10/21 Hellgate Beta’s In-Game Ads Raise Eyebrows
Oh no a computer game with more In-Game Ads! article from slashdot.org: Your Rights Online: Hellgate Beta’s In-Game Ads Raise Eyebrows Posted by Zonk on Sunday October 21, @02:29PM from the use-the-coke-luke dept. ari wins writes “IGN.com has up a post discussing the new EA/Flagship game Hellgate: London, and the in-game advertisements it includes to…
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2007/10/21 Storm Worm Being Reduced to a Squall
Yah The Storm Worm is being reduced to a squall! article from slashdot.org: IT: Storm Worm Being Reduced to a Squall Posted by Zonk on Sunday October 21, @01:23PM from the blood-pressure-lowering-sight-returning dept. Rumours of financial schemes surrounding the botnet aside, PC World has an article that should lower the blood pressure of some SysAdmins.…
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2007/10/17 Eight PS3 ‘Supercomputer’ Ponders Gravity Waves
Wow Super PS3 Computer? Article from slashdot.org Games: Eight PS3 ‘Supercomputer’ Ponders Gravity Waves Posted by CmdrTaco on Wednesday October 17, @10:50AM from the because-you-can dept. Jamie found a story about a inexpensive supercomputer being used by an astrophysicist to research gravity waves. The interesting bit is that the system is built using 8 PS3s.…
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2007/10/16 Phone Companies Refuse to Give Congress Data on Spy Program
Dun dun duh….. this article from slashdot.org is probably what some people need to hear about” Your Rights Online: Phone Companies Refuse to Give Congress Data on Spy Program Journal written by JohNNy1+4 (1174329) and posted by Zonk on Tuesday October 16, @11:22AM from the would-be-unamerican dept. JohNNy1+4 writes “Several US telephone communications firms are…
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2007/10/12 T-Mobile Phone Unlocking Lawsuit May Proceed
Wow! (article from slashdot) Posted by Zonk on Friday October 12, @02:02PM from the fight-for-your-right-to-unlock dept. Billosaur writes “Wired is reporting that the California Supreme Court has refused to review two lower court decisions involving a class-action lawsuit against T-Mobile over their policies regarding early termination and phone unlocking. The Court rejected the reviews without…
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2007/10/10 Pluto Probe Makes Discoveries at Jupiter
Wow a Pluto Probe made a discovery at jupiter? article from slashdot.org: Pluto Probe Makes Discoveries at Jupiter Posted by CmdrTaco on Wednesday October 10, @09:18AM from the only-wears-red-spot-on-special-occasions dept. Riding with Robots writes “No, it’s not an accident due to a metric-to-English-units error. In February, the New Horizons probe passed through the Jupiter system…
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High Def on Regular DVDs
Two new formats, just getting into HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc players, make it possible to record high-def content to regular DVDs. For the last few years most of the world’s biggest consumer electronics companies have been arguing over a format for high-definiton video discs. The drama over HD DVD versus Blu-ray Disc has confused…
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Folding@Home
In case you haven’t heard about it, here’s folding@Home In a nutshell, it’s a distributed computing project designed to simulate problems associated with protein folding. Protein folding is basically the stage wherein proteins assemble themselves, before carrying out important functions.Now when a misfold happens, serious consequences may occur – Alzheimer’s, Mad Cow (BSE), CJD, ALS,…
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Google Docs Beta
check out google docs Create and share your work online New! Collaborate on presentations and share them in real time. * Create, edit and upload quickly Import your existing documents, spreadsheets and presentations, or create new ones from scratch. * Access and edit from anywhere All you need is a Web browser. Your documents are…