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Truth (1)
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So Dan and I have been working on our latest Facebook app called Truth. Truth allows you to ask questions to your friends that they can answer completely anonymously. “What do you think of my haircut?”… “Should I breakup with my boyfriend?”… “Do you think I am selfish?”. The user creates the questions and answers and any of their facebook friends with truth will be able to answer the questions completely anonymously.. all the original ...Shared by Will Harris (0)Contribute comment -
IO Cost Structure – Anticipating SSD arrays (1)
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An observant person has probably noticed that SQL queries requiring disk reads not only have longer duration but also higher CPU times. It is not hard then to deduce that disk access (for both HDD and SSD), which involves the OS performing an IO call, the SQL Server process finding a place in the buffer cache for the data pages, and possibly evicting current pages from the buffer cache, has significant CPU cost. What then ...Shared by Will Harris (0)Contribute comment -
Study: men with genetic variant struggle with commitment (8)
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What's true for voles may also be true for humans, as researchers discover a significant association between a gene for a hormone receptor and commitment to relationships.Read More...- Katie said: Now men will have the AVPR1A excuse.
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Google opens up new front in browser wars with Chrome (13)
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Google has announced plans to release an innovative new open source web browser. It will offer some revolutionary new features, including a process manager that will run each individual tab in an isolated process, much like a conventional operating system.Read More...Shared by Aaron M. (8) acacio (10) Andrei (25) Brandon Bloom (19) Cavorter (21) Creeva (43) Denny (20) Javier (22) kiOwA (7) Live & Direct (16) Spencer (21) trygve (5) Will Harris (0)- trygve said: Awesome, I can't wait to try the non-Windows versions.
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5 Apps For Painless Windows Reformats (57)
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Google's Android Market: Cathedral Or Bazaar? (56)
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Google has revealed the Android Market, a software distribution channel for deploying third-party Android applications. Unlike conventional Linux package management systems, however, Android Market is a highly centralized system with a single point of failure, and a single point of control. Ars looks at the details revealed so far and wonders if it is a cathedral or a bazaar.Read More...Shared by adam (1) Adam Maldonado (182) Adam McDonald (8) Aelle (27) Alex France (116) Alexander13 (76) Allan Haggett (20) Ananya Walia (198) Andrew Hughes (53) Andrew Schott (53) Arne (12) Avi (9) b (6) badpazzword (0) Ben (3) brad (10) catt avery (6) clementi (24) craig (0) digits12 (339) dobata (234) Doo Sun Chung (5) Doug Adams (8) Eleftherios Kosmas (2) Eli (9) Engin (0) evo (2) Guy (80) Hassan (16) Jamie McGibbon (43) Jason Remnant (9) Javier (22) Jeff Rasmussen (42) Josh Chandler (26) Kate (105) Martin Eberhardt (6) metaeuphoria (0) Michael Mior (67) Narayan (22) Nate (31) nuevecolas (7) pericles (359) Philip Campbell (91) Rich Karpinski (0) Ritu (519) Rob (3) scott anderson (3) SD (28) Sun Tzu (553) Syng Shin (20) time (19) timedalkat (20) Tyson Williams (60) webtime (325) Who Knows? (34) Will Harris (0)Contribute comment -
Judge: 1st Amendment allows posting SSNs of state officials (23)
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A judge has ruled that a Virginia woman may continue to publish the Social Security numbers of public officials on her website as a protest against the Virginia government's failure to redact Social Security from its own public records.Read More...Shared by adam (725) Brian Cuban (68) Casper (141) Cavorter (21) cgsheldon (123) Dave (10) Denny (20) Eugene (23) Felix Bredoteau (2) GerardM (9) guy (359) Matt (2) maxyRO (64) mr_gadget (15) Reg Saddler (Zaibatsu) (812) Ritu (519) Robert Couture (2) RyneNelson (40) Samuel F. (6) Tal Siach (394) warrior007 (0) Will Harris (0) Zak M. (675)Contribute comment -
MySQL :: Managing Hierarchical Data in MySQL (8)
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Michael Jackson used to be black (8)
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Michael Jackson, donned in pajama pants and a tuxedo jacket (Still got it!), made an unusual public appearance yesterday at Planet Hollywood in preparation for his 50th birthday celebration. That's right, this is what a 50-year-old black man is supposed to look like. So, I dunno what Samuel L. Jackson is doing to himself, but it can't be healthy. Thanks to Abbi who tricked me into thinking this was Katie Holmes. Ha! I know where ...Shared by eliana (20) Joel Sharpton (0) John (2) Moshe (20) Natitude (81) Nicolás (0) Rob M (5) Will Harris (0)- Rob M said: creepy
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It's official: Comcast starts 250GB bandwidth caps October 1 (159)
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Comcast has finally announced that it will introduce 250GB per month bandwidth caps for all residential customers this fall. It insists that this is the same policy it always had, but with clearer limits.Read More...Shared by 4braham (3) Aaron (5) Aaron Draczynski (0) Adam (6) Adam Maldonado (182) Adam McDonald (8) Alden (2) Alex (95) Alex Berger (10) Alex Winter (7) Alexander13 (76) André R. Hood (40) Andrew (16) Andrew (7) Andrew Hughes (53) andrew reedy (0) Ashish Mohta (50) badpazzword (0) Ben (1) Brian Sanderson (0) Bryan Irrera (10) Bwana (40) Cai Chen (2) Carissa (20) Chad (107) charris1980 (7) Chris (23) Chris (30) Chris Lasher (5) Chris Robertson (1) Chris Stamas (11) Chris Wilson (13) Christian Davis (5) christopher (5) Christopher Gizzi (21) CJ (18) Clint Ecker (92) Cocoy (8) Courtney (14) Dan (17) Dani McDaniel (22) Danny (21) Datch (26) Dave (73) David Machiavello (21) DeadRinga (43) deusdiabolus (67) Dillon Amburgey (2) dobata (234) Donald Webster (0) Doug Stewart (43) Drew (5) Erik Edwards (7) Ethan (0) ewancube (5) Felix Bredoteau (2) Frank K. Clowes (0) Frankie Loscavio (0) Gabe (19) GeniusBoyWonder (27) George Perham (7) GG (38) Guy (80) Handy Lukman (1) Ian Mikutel (8) Ivan Campos (4) j1m (6) Jacob (12) Jake (18) James F (9) James Luna (16) James Young (9) Jamie Diamond (10) Jason (38) Jason (35) Jeff Lundberg (6) Jeffrey Blais (30) Jenner (20) Jeremy (2) Jim (12) joe torres (1) Joh Rogers (17) John Dyer (3) John Henning (0) Jon Heller (1) Jon Phillips (49) Jorge (18) Josh (22) Judy (0) Justin (6) Katie Fellows (35) Kevin (24) Leena (701) Leximo (24) Lisa Hosey (66) Luciano (10) Marcus Mattsson (8) Mark Frost (0) Matt (6) Matt Albiniak (1) Matt Lopez (3) Matthew (2) Matthew (0) mattlopez (4) mavrevMatt (26) McBilly Wilford Sy (32) Michael Religioso (36) Mitch Romig (1) mock (4) mopperx2 (6) Mr. BabyMan (313) Mr. Matt (6) Nick (5) nikan (33) nparker13 (137) Nunya (11) Patric (5) Patrick (38) Paul Edwards (43) pcnerd37 (3) Pengas (4) ProfVegas (142) Ram (37) Randy (31) Randy Meeker (1) Rich (11) Rich Karpinski (0) richtannehill (26) rmg7344 (3) Robert Couture (2) Romey (34) Ross V (0) Ryan (10) Ryan Brodkin (1) Ryan Sprake (0) sadiq kassamali (24) Sami Fouad (8) Samuel (74) Scott (0) Shane (10) Shawn Hill (115) Stacy Jai (0) Steve (20) Steve (220) Taylor Norrish (0) th13rteen (11) Thomas (54) Tidus (0) Tim (16) timothy vollmer (6) Travis Cannon (1) Trevor Shafer (15) Trevor Wermund (217) Tsudohnimh (21) Tyler N. (12) Tyson Williams (60) vanlandw (28) Will Harris (0) Zac (0)Explore read 10 notes- Bwana said: Here we go. So if it's 250GB on paper, it means we get rate limited at 100GB. It's Cooomcrapstic!
- Patric said: OWNED!
- Clint Ecker said: I am so screwed.
- Robert Couture said: It is better that they are upfront with this. Additionally, that 250GB cap should be unrestricted.
- Shane said: I will start looking for a new ISP today...
- Jeffrey Blais said: I hope these companies allow us to monitor usage just like we do with you cell phones.
- Jason said: Guess who I won't be using for high-speed Internet when I return to the states.
- vanlandw said: Date Download Upload Total2008-08 28.00 GB 5.22 GB 33.22 GBThat is our usage for August but when the winter comes I see that doubling. Regardless a sad move to see also I believe Comcast is not going to offer any tools to self monitor your traffic. Losers
- 4braham said: Shame on them. There goes the internet
- Jorge said: I hate Comass. I really need to switch to DSL.
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Clock Drift in Virtualization (1)
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Last week, I was listening to John Rives, CEO of Amniox, speak about virtualization and clustered VMS (see pictures at http://drsql.spac.... Thanks Louis!) at the local SQL Server User Group meeting in Nashville. John gave a really interesting talk about implementing virtualization and many of the benefits and pitfalls that you might encounter. Most of the content was review for me, but the one concept that was new was a biggee - clock drift. Clock ...Shared by Will Harris (0)Contribute comment - Perfume Samples, Perfume Decants and Vintage Perfumes - The Perfumed Court (1)
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FCC wants wireless mic ban at 700MHz to boost broadband (7)
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That's it for wireless mics in the 700MHz after February 17, the FCC says. It also asks whether the agency should probe wireless mic makers for "willfully and knowingly" selling the mics for illegal use.Read More...Shared by chrismartintx (1) DeadRinga (43) Ian Benedict (9) Mikey (47) Robert Couture (2) SmOKe_MaChiNe (0) Will Harris (0)Contribute comment - Inbox Zero | 43 Folders (4)
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RIAA confirms it's behind the Muxtape shutdown (15)
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Muxtape, which allows users to upload MP3 playlists that can then be shared and accessed by others, has temporarily ceased operations. The RIAA tells Ars that the site has been storing and streaming the recordings without authorization from the copyright holders.Read More...Shared by Carlos Riquelme (17) chris (288) David (18) Derek Coward (6) dubó (20) Joshua Nobles (66) Ken Rossi - Liquid NY (0) Matthew (2) Michelle (2) Morris (1) Pascal Sijen (18) Ryan (11) Steven (149) Wayne (52) Will Harris (0)- David said: I was wondering how Muxtape was getting away with their style. I guess they weren't! I liked what the site offered, as I was introduced to a new artist through a link to its page on Muxtape. Ended up purchasing several songs on Amazon MP3, too. Still, if they didn't get permission, they were bound to get shut down eventually.
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Dell's Eee-killer to ship with Ubuntu preinstalled (39)
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Leaked specifications indicate that Dell's upcoming subnotebook product will be available with Ubuntu 8.04. The product could be available as early as this week.Read More...Shared by Aaron (29) Adam Ritenour (11) Alex (15) Anthony Marco (4) Benoit Hetru (0) blindsurf3r (1) Bozric (4) Brian kenyon (5) Brian P McCaffrey (0) CannonGod (155) Chad Spacey (8) Colby (1) Cyril Doussin (33) Danielle Brigida (49) Dave (29) DippinBits (10) Erwin Tang Yew Hon (75) Eugene (23) FelipeC (1) Io Medesimo (4) Jason Sares (0) Jeff (20) Jonjon (5) JulioHM (22) Kevin (0) krs (20) Larry (13) Mark Frost (0) Marshall Place (0) Mike (1) Pengas (4) pericles (359) Stephen H. Gerstacker (1) sugree (37) Vodex (18) Will Harris (0) Wolfger (5) xeal (15)Contribute comment - The Teaching Company : Educational Courses on DVD, Audio CD, Tape, and Cassette - Lecture Series by College/University Professors (1)
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