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Economic Crisis Will Eliminate Open Source

Oct 22nd, 2008 · The economic crisis will ultimately eliminate open source projects and the "Web 2.0 free economy," says Andrew Keen, author of The Cult of the Amateur. Along with the economic downturn and record job loss, he says, we will see the elimination of projects …
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Canada Election Result Bad News For DMCA Opponents

Oct 19th, 2008 · For those with a stake in the opposition of Jim Prentice's C-61, the Canadian DMCA, this previous week's election results will be displeasing. The Conservative Party, which promised to reintroduce the DMCA if elected, gained 19 seats this election, mostly …
see also: parties · Public · copyrighted · expense · Canadian · Canada · Historians

Gag Order Fuels Responsible Disclosure Debate

Aug 16th, 2008 · The Boston subway hack case has exposed a familiar rift in the security industry over responsible disclosure standards. Many see the temporary restraining order preventing three MIT undergrads from publicly discussing vulnerabilities they discovered in …
see also: industry · CNet · transition · Security · violations · vulnerabilities · hungry

Studies Confirm That Bad Boys Get More Girls

Jun 21st, 2008 · seattlle foodie sends along a New Scientist article outlining two recent studies that confirm what many have long suspected: bad boys get the most girls. "The finding may help explain why a nasty suite of antisocial personality traits known as the 'dark …
see also: population · New Scientist · nature · Humans · Culture · traditional · exploits

First Pictures From Mars Phoenix Lander

May 26th, 2008 · Now that the solar panels have been deployed, the Mars Phoenix Lander has begun sending back pictures of the red planet to the hungry space geeks of earth. In just a few weeks the claw will deploy and they'll start digging a hole. The scientists expect …
see also: pictures · scientists · planet · Lander · construction · geeks · Solar

Bletchley Park Facing Financial Ruin

May 16th, 2008 · Bletchley Park, the home of Station X, Britain's secret code-breaking base during World War II, barely scraping by financially, as shown in these images compiled by ZDNet this week. The site has undergone major redevelopment as an act of remembrance for …
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iPhone's Development Limitations Could Hurt It In the Long Run

Mar 28th, 2008 · Apple might have finally come around to allowing third party developers to create applications for the iPhone, but only up to a point. ZDNet UK claims Apple is leaving itself vulnerable to the competition and to a loss of lustre by blocking background …
see also: software · Apple · IPod · competitions · friends · Smartphone · background

AMD's Hybrid Graphics Unveiled, Tested

Mar 4th, 2008 · The combination of AMD's ATI graphics division and AMD's CPU division means that AMD often fights a two-front war, directly competing against Intel in the CPU business as well as Nvidia in graphics. AMD's Hybrid Graphics technology allows them to fight …
see also: business · competing · technology · Benchmarks · gamers · division · Intel

Blu-ray In Laptops Could Be Hard On Batteries

Feb 29th, 2008 · damienhunter notes a Wired story on the power-hungry ways of the first generation of Blu-ray players coming soon to a laptop near you. "With the Sony-backed HD format emerging victorious from a two-year showdown with Toshiba's HD DVD, many laptop manufacturers …
see also: desktop · technology · Sony · player · HD · HD DVD · laptop

Scientists Create Zombie Cockroaches

Nov 30th, 2007 · Zombie insects might sound like a B-movie plot device (quicktime video) but to the emerald cockroach wasp (Ampulex compressa ), they're a tried and tested way to provide food for their hungry larvae. The wasp relies on cockroaches for its grisly life …
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Web Creators Call Internet Outdated

Oct 2nd, 2007 · Several networking pioneers are dissatisfied with the Internet's underpinnings, and some are offering remedies to ease the strain that bandwidth-hungry services put on technology networks. Along with other projects here in the US and around the world, …
see also: bandwidth · network · service · Online · world · Crystal · consumer

Twenty Five Intel CPU Coolers Tested

Jun 2nd, 2007 · Over recent years coolers have grown increasingly exotic in design, striving for good cooling performance and low noise even with the most power hungry of CPUs. But sometimes that comes at a price, be it straining the motherboard's socket to its limit, …
see also: PC · Intel · Socket · CPUs · motherboard · enthusiasts · hungry

Microsoft To Open Source Some of Silverlight

May 1st, 2007 · Kurtz writes with word that Microsoft is about to follow in Adobe's footsteps by releasing the source code to part of its Silverlight technology. The news comes less than a week after Adobe announced plans to open source the Flex SDK. Microsoft is hungry …
see also: Microsoft · Internet · technology · app · hungry · Adobe · footsteps

6G iPod & Apple's Future

Apr 16th, 2007 · CNET rounds up what we're going to get from the next iPod and where Apple is heading as a company and as a business juggernaut. [They have the] 100GB widescreen video iPods, Wi-Fi-enabled iPods capable of on-the-fly movie downloads over the air, unlimited …
see also: video · Wi Fi · business · computer · theory · ITunes · Apple

World's First Gold Farming RPG

Apr 1st, 2007 · Verse Studios announced today that they have officially 'changed everything', with the release of their first game: Fool's Gold. Fool's Gold lets players take on the role of the heroic gold farmer seeking profit from gold hungry characters who seem to …
see also: gold · world · download · player · Website · Studios · money

Doomsday Seed Vault Design Unveiled

Feb 9th, 2007 · The BBC News is reporting on the completion of a design for a 'doomsday' vault ... that will house seeds. All known varieties of food crops will be represented in the structure, which will be constructed by the Norwegian government. The vault aims to …
see also: world · planet · BBC News · remote · structure · islands · hungry

Preview of Vista On Old Hardware

Nov 10th, 2006 · According to tests performed by Ars Technica, Windows Vista will need some coddling on old hardware. As a follow-up to their performance review of Vista Beta 2, Ars tested the latest public builds of Vista on hardware spanning from 2001 to a Thinkpad …
see also: Hardware · Ars · 2001 · Public · graphics · Vista · Windows Vista

Kazaa Agrees to Pay $100m to the Record Industry

Jul 27th, 2006 · BBC has the following breaking story: File-sharing site Kazaa will become a legal music download service following a series of high-profile legal battles. The peer-to-peer network has also agreed to pay $100m (£53m) in damages to the record industry. …
see also: network · service · Music · BBC · download · industry · artist

Apple to Unveil New Leopard OS in August

Jul 6th, 2006 · Looks like Apple is going to reveal its new cool and fast Mac OS code-named "Leopard" in the upcoming World Developer's Conference in August. Good news for Apple! And terrible news for Microsoft. If "Leopard" is really what it claims to be, i.e. fast …
see also: Microsoft · Apple · conference · OS · Windows Vista · Mac OS · resources

Thinking About Desktop Eyecandy

Mar 23rd, 2006 · This article ponders over whether excess eye candy and special effects being incorporated on the desktop is a good trend after all? The author explains why he thinks the users are taken for a ride by the OS companies in compelling them to upgrade their …
see also: Hardware · desktop · Companies · memory · OS · processors · hungry







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