Make Skype Calls with Fring on Your iPhone [Featured IPhone Application] (42)
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iPhone 2.0 only: Free application Fring puts popular chat applications on your iPhone, including Skype—and the ability to make Skype voice over IP calls when your phone is connected to a Wi-Fi network. Fring puts all your chat buddies from AIM, MSN, Google Talk, Yahoo, ICQ, Twitter, and Skype on your iPhone, and lets you know who's online when. Chat your buddies whether you're connected via data or Wi-Fi, and make Skype calls (or Skype ...
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chexov said:
YES!
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zemlanin said:
Где бы взять микрофон для тача?..
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Standard Pixel said:
works great if you don't mind a 2 second delay.
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Darin said:
Another plus for the iPhone
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Ru> said:
In one day, boy genius report and lifehacker. Did not know it could post to twitter too.
It's here- VoiP for iPhone. (5)
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Fring allows you to chat and interact with others on a variety of networks including Skype, MSN, GoogleTalk, AIM, Yahoo, Twitter, ICQ. In addition, Fring offers voice over ip (VoIP) using the iPhone's WiFi connec
Death of the database [100-word Version] (9)
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PBS pundit Robert X. Cringely says he realized at last week's MIT Technology Review conference that cloud computing means, in short, "No database." Cringely sees it as the end of Oracle's dominance of information technology. I expect Oracle Cloud any day now. Here's a summary of Cringely's long article, plus the joke about Ellison's sex life, minus Cringely's references to himself: Thanks in part to Larry Ellison's hard work and rapacious libido, databases are to ...
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Nate said:
Video killed the radio star - concurrent web applications killed the relational atabase?
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aaron said:
What does Bob think we store shit on in the cloud!?!?!? Dumbass.
Criminal Uses Craigslist to Escape From Armored Truck Robbery [Craiglist] (17)
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A bank robber got away with a bag full of mucho money from an armored truck after successfully pulling out a perfect escape plan, straight out the final scene of the Thomas Crown Affair. The criminal—who was wearing a yellow vest, safety goggles, a respirator mask and a blue shirt—used Craigslist to hire a dozen of decoys to confuse the police and the public around the scene. Mike, one of the hired decoys, gave the ...
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Ryan said:
Holy moly.. brilliant.
Guinness-Record Movie Marathon Starts Now, Ends When Everyone's Asleep [Guinness World Records] (3)
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Today in a glass-walled room in New York's Time Square, Netflix gathered six of the world's brightest talents in the field of sitting on ass and watching movies. The goal was to break the current Guinness continuous-movie-watching world record of 120 hours 23 minutes. They can eat, drink and stretch as long as they don't take their eyes off the screen, and there's a 10-min potty break between features, but other than that, it's about ...
Stackless Python 2.6 released (2)
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Stallman on cloud computing: Run, it's a trap! [The Olds] (3)
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"One reason you should not use Web applications to do your computing is that you lose control" of the email, photos and other data in your account, GNU founder Richard Stallman told the Guardian's website. "We've redefined cloud computing to include everything that we already do ... it's a marketing hype campaign" designed to ensare people into becoming locked-in customers pf Google, Yahoo, Microsoft or whoever else holds their hard-to-transfer digital property. Don't you just ...
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jschultz said:
Stallman--;
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Zach Scott said:
just set-up your own google-like infrastructure. It's easy
Perpetual multivote for pull scheduling (2)
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If we’re going to schedule one work item at a time, then we have to have a reliable method of picking the next item. This is not so much a prioritization problem as it is a filtering problem. We don’t care about the 30th priority feature. We only care about the 1st priority feature. That should make it more a matter of eliminating things we’re not going to do now, rather than sorting things that ...
I Played Portal on a 150-Inch Plasma HDTV and You Didn't [What Financial Crisis?] (17)
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On Friday, Mahoney and I went to Panasonic HQ to check out one of the first prototypes of their ludicrous 150-inch plasma TV. This thing puts the 103-incher that I checked out last year to shame, weighing a whopping 1700 pounds before the stand is attached and sucking up 7kW of power while it runs. We hooked up our energy-efficient-in-comparison PS3 and suffered through playing a bunch of video games on it to report back ...
Credit Crunch: American Express May Cut Your Credit Limit (5)
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Reader Pierre is a small business owner who has an American Express Business Account that used to have a $25,000 limit, but has now been cut to $1,800. He says his company's bill is usually around $12,000 a month, and it is always paid in full — on time. While Pierre is clearly upset with American Express, the Wall Street Journal says that all banks are cutting access to credit. Pierre says: I just received ...
Google To Fund Ideas That Will Change the World (4)
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Peace Corps Online writes "This week, as part of their tenth birthday celebration, Google announced the launch of project ten to the 100th, a project designed to inspire and fund the development of ideas that will help to change the world. They have called on members of the public to share their ideas for solutions that will help as many people as possible in the global community, offering a $10 million prize pool to back ...
A Man Flew Over the English Channel With a Jet Pack (1)
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Seriously. His name is Yves Rossy and he’s a Swiss airline pilot by day and adventurer by night. The 22-mile flight took him only 10 minutes and he had hoped to reach 125 MPH. He started by jumping out of a small, French plane and quickly flipped on the jet pack.
Toshiba, Samsung in race to ship 256GB solid-state drives (1)
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Toshiba matches Samsung by shipping a 256GB solid-state drive, but Toshiba's drive rivals magnetic drives in size while delivering better performance.
Apple to cut iPhone production by 4 million (1)
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Announcing the Facebook Tutorial Series (3)
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Have you been confused by the new Facebook design? Are there still things that you can’t figure out how to do on Facebook and never were able to? In keeping with the theme of this site, we are working to produce the most comprehensive series of tutorials on the web on how to use Facebook. Over the next year we will be releasing full video tutorials on how to use Facebook. AllFacebook is not simply ...
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Zach Scott said:
a tutorial? Isn't facebook already for dummies?
Let's go back to the basics of Cohesion and Coupling (5)
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Recently, I've seen a nice trend out on the blogosphere on going back and revisiting the basics of programming like this post from Scott Hanselman and this podcast from the Herding Code gang. My contribution to this trend just went out in the October issue of MSDN Magazine. For the latest issue of the Patterns in Practice column I decided to focus on the very basics of software design: Cohesion and Coupling. I made an ...
Point2 Technologies and Cape Cod & Islands Multiple Listing Service Deliver Breakthrough Listing Syndication Program (1)
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Cape Cod & Islands Launch Marks Industry’s First Implementation of Enterprise-Level Point2 Agent Solution for Real Estate MLSs and Associations WEST YARMOUTH, Mass. and SASKATOON, Sask., Sep. 15, 2008 – Cape Cod & Islands Multiple Listing Service, Inc. (“CC&IMLS”) and Point2 Technologies Inc. (“Point2”), today announced the launch of Point2 Agent across the Association’s markets including Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, Massachusetts. The implementation is designed to deliver superior, value adding productivity tools and ...
Trouble in the LHC: fried wiring and leaking helium to blame (4)
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