The GEM Study (1)
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From an NIH press release earlier today:Ginkgo Evaluation of Memory (GEM) Study Fails To Show Benefit in Preventing Dementia in the ElderlyThe dietary supplement Ginkgo biloba was found to be ineffective in reducing the development of dementia and Alzheimer's disease in older people, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association1. Researchers led by Stephen T. DeKosky, M.D., formerly of the University of Pittsburgh, vice president and dean of the ...
TOTD #53: Scaffold in Merb using JRuby/GlassFish (1)
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GlassFish Gem 0.9.0 can be used to run Rails and Merb applications. Support another Rack-based framework Sinatra is coming up in the near future. This blog shows how to create a scaffold in Merb and run it using the GlassFish gem. Merb allows pluggable ORM and comes with DataMapper as the default one. However DataMapper has native dependencies and so cannot be used with JRuby. There is discussion about creating a DataMapper adapter over JDBC ...
华硕推出世界最快Windows智能手机P565 (1)
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华硕公司于日前正式在其官方网站上推出了新款智能手机P565。P565基于Windows Mobile professional操作系统,配备有2.8英寸VGA级显示屏,作为一种潮流,P565将同样能够支持华硕独有的Glide操作界面。 华硕P565将能够支持当前主流智能手机所支持的所有功能,比如该款手机配备了支持自动聚焦功能的300万像素摄像头,支持最3.6 Mb/s带宽的HSDPA网络,支持WIFI和蓝牙并内置有SIRF III GPS导航模块。 华硕P565最让人关注的就是该款手机配备了Marvell TavorP 800 MHz处理器,对此华硕公司表示该款手机的Vsbenchmark基准测试结果是当前其他同类产品的2倍。 - 网络: HSDPA 3.6Mbps, UMTS 2100, EDGE/GPRS/GSM 900/1800/1900, Class 1
Brazil: DTT finally poised for take-off following publication of Ginga interactive TV standard (1)
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My colleague, Adriana Menezes-Whiteley, has just returned from Brazil, and has kindly contributed this report on the current state-of-play of the country’s DTT platform, which launched last December. Somewhat bizzarely, it’s based on a Brazil-specific version of the Japanese ISDB-T standard called SBTVD - in fact, Brazil is the only territory outside Japan to have actually implemented a version of the Japanese standard, although other countries are experimenting with it. Adoption so far is still ...
Passwords are like women (2)
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I don’t know if this was posted by someone else somewhere else before (probably it was), but that’s what I came up with yesterday, while explaining our password policy to one of the (male) colleagues. Passwords are like women: you should have as many of them as you can you should change them as often as you can you should never share them with another man Judging by reaction, I got the point across.
PBS Programming Coming To XBox (1)
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PBS has announced that it will launch a broad selection of full-length PBS television shows for download on Xbox LIVE, the online games and entertainment network for the Xbox 360. Included on Xbox LIVE are: WIRED SCIENCE CARRIER SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN FRONTIERS NOVA Ken Burns’ Jazz Ken Burns’ America Ken Burns’ American Lives “Our commitment is to be wherever consumers are accessing media,” said Andrew Russell, Senior Vice President, PBS Ventures. “Xbox is a leading source ...
50 Most Powerful and Influential Men in Social Media (3)
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Last week, as you probably know, I published a list of the 50 Most Powerful & Influential Women in Social Media. It caused quite a stir on the internet. In fact, this blog was visited by over 2,000 unique visitors the day the list was published. I truly appreciate each of you who visited that day and the following days. One of the amazing but unforeseen results was the nearly 200 or more visitors who ...
OpenOffice en la administración si gana Obama. (1)
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Parece ser que una de las primeras medidas que tomará Barack Obama si alcanza la casa blanca es estandarizar la suite ofimática libre en toda la administración federal. Según se cita en el artículo para Obama, Openoffice es una suite ofimática libre, robusta, fiable y adecuada en el 99% de los casos a las necesidades del gobierno americano. Otras suite cerradas como Microsoft Office “podrán seguirse usando en alguna oficina gubernamental, siempre y cuando se ...
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garraxxi said:
Ufff de darse eso, un duro golpe para Micro$oft... pero a la larga es una situación que obligatoriamente se dará...