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Obama Responds to Palin Speech (38)
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Google Chrome EULA Claims Ownership of Everything You Create on Chrome, From Blog Posts to Emails [Google Chrome] (30)
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So, are you enjoying the snappy, clean performance of Google Chrome since downloading yesterday? If so, you might want to take a closer peek at the end user license agreement you didn't pay any attention to when downloading and installing it. Because according to what you agreed to, Google owns everything you publish and create while using Chrome. Ah-whaaa? Here are the juicy bits in question: 11. Content license from you 11.1 You retain copyright ...Shared by Aaron (24) Alessandro Martins (24) Bill (11) Dan (3) Echoes11111 (14) Edney Souza (56) fmavituna (25) G Code (12) Henya (7) Ishai (19) Jason Brett (4) John Mettraux (19) joshed (20) Kevin (65) Krasimir Panayotov (5) Leonardo Souza (12) Michael (18) Michael D. Irizarry (3) Nanok (15) nathos (12) Nav (22) ocular avulsionist (7) RickMiraldo (10) Riptide Furse or Krossbow (15) rjhintz (35) Robert Accettura (13) rOckY (154) Sean (9) Shogun (13) zenatuz (14)- Aaron said: This EULA is so unreasonable that the state of Washington would throw it out in a second. There's legal precedent here, so I'm not terribly worried about it.
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Airborne Ultrasound Tactile Display creates haptic 3D objects you can poke (10)
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Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals Sure, you may have your fancy vibrating controllers and liquid-injecting touch screens, but Takayuki Iwamoto wants you to play with the air. Iwamoto and some of his buddies at the University of Tokyo have come up with a way to use focused ultrasound to create manipulable virtual objects in space. Using multiple transducers, the "Airborne Ultrasound Tactile Display" creates an acoustic radiation pressure field. Holding your hand in the field allows ...Shared by alphakamp (30) amoose136 (4) Brian (26) G Code (12) Matt (3) Michael Shilman (5) Neil (4) Nigel (20) Ryan (4) Ryan S (45)Contribute comment -
Funeral home owners admit to selling parts from corpses--WTF (23)
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Google Chrome Hands On and First Impressions with Screenshots [Google Chrome] (13)
onHere it is, folks: the first honest-to-goodness screenshots from Google Chrome, which you can now download for yourself. You can see the main tab setup, the settings windows, the new tab page and the Incognito window. Want to see more? Let us know what you're interested in in the comments section and we'll add to the below gallery. Don't worry, Mac and Linux folks; there'll be a version for you soon enough. Hit the jump ...Shared by André Elias (245) Angus (43) Bryan (8) Duane (39) G Code (12) Gareth (21) Humberto Gonzalez (43) Kwasi (141) MDWeezer (7) realgt (20) Ryan (46) shimshon samet (4) tarman (24)Contribute comment
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Man tries to amputate own arm (28)
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'Disaster Movie' Voted Worst Movie of All Time (56)
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Disaster Movie has been voted the worst movie of all time by the users of the Internet Movie Database. The film is currently getting a 1.3 out of 10 rating with 4,066 votes. Earlier this year, Paris Hilton’s The Hottie and the Nottie hit the dreaded #1 spot after only one week of release (the film currently sits at #14). Unlike the Top 250, IMDb’s bottom 100 is always in flux, probably because the amount ...Shared by Adam (4) Adam Maldonado (155) Adam Underwood (4) Alexander13 (467) Anas (16) Andrew Hughes (32) arshad (36) Babychen Mathew (339) Benjamin (1010) BobTheCorkDwarf (3) Brian (80) brianh431 (24) Chabarred (53) Charles (36) Chetan Thaker (41) Chris Wilson (14) Daniel Matthews (19) Darren (7) Darren Isbrecht (77) Darth Guru (105) Doug Adams (128) Dragos Pirvu (638) Eric Chen (121) Erwin Tang Yew Hon (52) Felix Bredoteau (56) G Code (12) George Syson (15) Gio (14) Guy (702) guy (626) Jacob (17) Joel (38) Jorge Wagner (10) Justin Coleman (3) Krazy (146) lewisbostock (27) Matt Lopez (90) mattlopez (79) Mikael Johansson (22) Mike Grybos (23) Neil Vallon (39) Nick (9) Paddy (7) Patrick (120) Reg Saddler (Zaibatsu) (249) Remco B. Brink (10) Rui Moio (49) Steve (9) Tal Siach (474) Tim W (27) Tom Davies (142) walter (17) William Hammock (4) William Termini (13) Zach Beason (12) Zak M. (578)- brianh431 said: Big shock here (sarcastic). Why do they keep making these things?
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Robotic Helicopters Learn New Tricks... by Watching (2)
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A professor and his graduate students at Stanford have invented an artificial intelligence system that enables robotic helicopters to LEARN SOPHISTICATED NEW FLYING TRICKS BY WATCHING OTHER HELICOPTERS controlled by humans. Because of this learn-by-watching system, the Stanford copters can perform aerial maneuvers far more complex than any other robotic helicopter can. When does Skynet come online again?Shared by Dominic Foster (297) G Code (12)Contribute comment -
The World’s First MP3 Player (c. 1998) (84)
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- Sylvain said: C'était il y a 10 ans déjà...
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Preventing Heart Failure: Fish Oil? (21)
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The 10 Worst Job Tips Ever (35)
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Gamma Rays of the Dead Shine Like a Nightmare into the Eyes of the Living [Space Porn] (2)
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When you look into the heart of the Crab Nebula, you are staring at the gamma-radiation-soaked nightmare of history. You may have already known that this gorgeous nebula is the result of a supernova that Chinese and Arab astronomers recorded back in 1054. But what you didn't know is that the dead star became a pulsar that's still pouring ultrahot, oscillating gamma radiation out into the cosmos. Researchers in the U.K. are investigating this gamma-spewing ...Shared by Earl E Morningwood (59) G Code (12)Contribute comment - FREE Server 2008 Training! (2)
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Halliburton sued for human trafficking (41)
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Thirteen Nepali men were recruited and held against their will for thirteen months in a human trafficking scheme engineered and perpetrated by Halliburton and its Jordanian contractor, according to a lawsuit filed yesterday in California federal court...648 diggs | 67 comments | World & Business / World News | submitted by MisterHorrible | mirrorShared by Brian Cuban (1084) Bryan Irrera (6) catt avery (4) Chris Johnson (5) G Code (12) Greg Smith (15) haileris (28) Helaine (2) ilias Charis (58) Jarrod Taylor (14) Jef Haris (0) John Storer II (28) Josh (37) Kathy (330) Kyle Ingrelli (35) Lisa Fortuner (75) Lisa Hosey (60) Matt Lopez (90) Matt Piazza (3) mattlopez (79) mavrevMatt (26) McBilly Wilford Sy (37) Mr. BabyMan (366) Narayanan Hariharan (168) nicerobot (28) Paul Sanchez (4) Paul Webb (6) Porter (39) ProfVegas (167) Ryan (3) Ryan Brodkin (24) Ryan Lewis (65) sadiq kassamali (41) sarah (329) sean carter (83) Stacy Jai (7) Steve (9) Tidus (12) Tom Usher (9) Travis (24) Zak M. (578)Contribute comment - How to make $1000000 online! (2)
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New Geothermal Technology Could Tap 120,000MW of Energy (35)
permalinkOn August 22nd, Raser Technologies and New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson broke ground on New Mexico’s first geothermal power plant. Situated at Lightning Dock near Animas, the new plant will incorporate an innovative binary liquid technology that allows it to make use of the site’s low levels of geothermal energy. If more of these modular plants are built then they could be mobilized to take advantage of over 120,000 MW of untapped low-temp geothermal energy ...Shared by Adi Gaskell (13) Cai Chen (995) Carlos Ayala (10) Chris Johnson (5) Dean Burge (12) Dean Clark (134) Dominic Foster (297) Eric Daams (292) Erwin Tang Yew Hon (52) G Code (12) George Brickner (54) Grant (20) ilias Charis (58) Inthenameofmine (406) joco (21) Jorge (26) Leena (1060) maxyRO (482) McBilly Wilford Sy (37) Michael (59) Mihalcea Razvan (302) Mike D (61) mokshjuneja (172) Nathaniel (15) neal (498) Patrick (120) ProfVegas (167) Rene Rattur (69) Rey Ramos (8) Stacy Jai (7) stas (0) Steven Van Tilburg (0) th13rteen (148) Trent Hunger (14) Zak M. (578)
- joco said: Ez az a fajta energia, amiből nekünk magyaroknak is rohadt sok van. Ehelyett vesszük a gázt az oroszoktól.
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Black Stealth, the cheapest 3-channel R/C chopper yet (2)
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Here come the three-channel remote control helicopters, giving you more precise control than ever. The best news is that this $30 Black Stealth the cheapest one yet. The Think Geeksters say it’s the easiest one to fly ever, and unlike the numerous tiny choppers that have come before it, this one actually lets you control that crucial third channel — you know, the one that lets you steer the copter forward or backward. You’d think ...Shared by Caleb (10) G Code (12)Contribute comment -
DVICE: Solar icemaker: get the sun to keep things cool for a change (8)
onJust when you thought ice cube-creation technology had peaked, a team of engineering students from San Jose State University has come up an ice maker that has zero carbon footprint. It’s more than an eco-party trick — consider it an electricity-free alternative to refrigeration and air conditioning, which is critical if you happen to be somewhere off of the electrical grid, like in the developing world or in a disaster zone. It works like this: ...Shared by G Code (12) GLCarter (14) James (1) Jason Gilman (102) luke (8) mokshjuneja (172) Omar Abid (178) Tim (2)Contribute comment
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Genetically-Engineered Hairs Improve the Human Ear [Mad Science] (4)
onAs humans age, their hearing naturally grows less acute because they begin to lose tiny sensory hairs (pictured, magnified) in their inner ears that convert sound waves into neurological signals. But now scientists have figured out how to genetically-engineer the cells that generate these sensory hairs. This is a boon for people who are losing their hearing, but it could also lead to super-hearing. Add more sensory hairs to an ear that's in good condition, ...Contribute comment
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Microsoft SyncToy v2.0 (1)
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http://www.micros... are files from all kinds of sources that we want to store and manage. Files are created by our digital cameras, e-mail, cell phones, portable media players, camcorders, PDAs, and laptops. Increasingly, computer users are using different folders, drives, and even different computers (such as a laptop and a desktop) to store, manage, retrieve and view files. Yet managing hundreds or thousands of files is still largely a manual operation. In some cases it ...Shared by G Code (12)Contribute comment
