Lean Cuisine Meals Recalled Over Plastic In Food (3)
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Thousands of packages of Lean Cuisine meals are being recalled because they may contain plastic. Nestle says its Pesto Chicken with Bow Tie Pasta, its Chicken Mediterranean, and its Chicken Tuscan could all pose problems and should not be eaten. The Food and Safety Inspection Service says at least one person has been injured by the plastic inside the meals. The Pesto Chicken comes in a 9.5 ounce package with a production code of “8280595912″ ...
Faster, Please! » Election Thoughts (2)
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What makes me angriest: that there is no outcry against election fraud; that the media have become pure political instruments; that our “educational system” has produced an ignorant electorate. Years and years ago, during Watergate, Barbara and I were living in Rome, and we had lots of journalist friends (I was then a correspondent for The New Republic, so…we saw lots of Italian journalists). They were all openly jealous of America, because they saw American ...
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LeaNder said:
This is highly entertaining
'Pune to become seventh metro city' (2)
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Pune is all set to become the seventh metro city in the country on the back of the fast development in its infrastructure facilities.
Apple Nabs Chipmaker From IBM… And IBM Sues! (1)
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Apple Insider is reporting (via CNet) that Apple has hired away Mark Papermaster, IBM’s VP of Microprocessor Technology Development. When Apple bought Palo Alto Semiconductor (PA Semi), and reportedly signed licensing agreements with ARM and PowerVR, we kinda sorta suspected Steve Jobs was getting serious about spinning his own custom systems-on-a-chip for the iPhone and the greater iPod platform. Hey, if they can switch from Intel integrated to Nvidia chipsets to support their Core 2 ...
Intel: ARM's the reason the iPhone... sucks? (5)
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Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds Okay, look, whether you adore or despise the iPhone, it's pretty hard to make a cohesive argument that it's slow or lags its competitors in offering the "full Internet." Somehow, though, a pair of Intel execs at the Intel Developer Forum in Taipei this week have whipped up a whole spiel based on the shaky claim that the iPhone's a dog for processing power and isn't capable of offering a rich ...
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JB said:
This is pretty hilarious. Intel has yet to provide an x86 chip to the mobile market that doesn't suck power like a french whore. But fast on their heels is NVIDIA who are aiming to take over the mobile market with their a mobile phone GPU. The first phone to have accelerated graphics better be Android powered, that's all I have to say!
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Serrenity said:
sharing purely for the caption which I thought was hilarious.
New MacBook Pro running Hybrid SLI? UPDATE: Nope. (1)
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Filed under: Desktops, Gaming, Media PCs Alright, something's fishy here. When Apple announced that the new MacBook Pro has two NVIDIA GeForce chips -- the 9400M and the 9600M GT -- the focus was on what that means for battery life. Absent any mention of Hybrid SLI, we assumed that was all, but PC Mag has posted some eyebrow-raising benchmarks comparing the new MacBook Pro to HP's Pavilion HDX16t, which also features a 9600M GT. ...
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Just saw a email to announce a new project called "SimplePanels" is opened at opensolaris.org. The email from Victor M. Fernandez , here is the site: http://opensolari... the beginning it should be a multiplatform GUI (OpenSolaris, OSX, Linux...) to manage OpenSolaris technologies (ZFS, SVM, SMF, Zones...) on local or remote systems. I hope and wish many of yours could contribute to his good development. Very cool project, looking forward to hearing more and wish Chinese ...Shared by paulo (191)Contribute comment
