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To pytanie słyszę od kilku dni z ust różnych osób. W szczególności wszystkich interesuje czy to, co się dzieje w US wpłynie w jakikolwiek sposób na polską branżę internetową. Dlatego wolę już napisać co o tym myślę na blogu aby w kółko się nie powtarzać. Choć, przyznam, że wcześniej postanowiłem nie pisać o dekoniunkturze i innych kryzysach aby nie podsycać i tak już dość niejasnej atmosfery. Jak widać, nie zawsze da się trwać w pewnych ...Shared by Roman (29)Contribute comment - SecureApt - Debian Wiki (1)
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Deepest-Ever Fish Caught Alive on Camera (4)
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Life thrives at nearly five miles under the sea, researchers found. A group of snailfish are the deepest species ever seen alive.- Todd Albertson said: This fish are 4.8 miles under water!
- Ben Shoemate said: "Not only have we shown these fish alive for the first time, but we have multiplied by five the total number known to science," Priede said.The fish are able to withstand pressures equivalent to "1,600 elephants on the roof of a Mini," according to a press release.
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Linux-Based E-Voting In Brazil (8)
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John Sokol writes "I just heard from a good friend and Linux kernel hacker in Brazil that they have just finished their municipal election with 128 million people using Linux to vote. They voted nationwide for something like 5,000 city mayors. Voting is mandatory in Brazil. The embedded computer they are using once ran VirtuOS (a variant of MSDOS); it now has its own locally developed, Linux-based distro. These are much nicer, smaller, and cheaper ...Shared by 100rabh™ (29) Everton Zanella Alvarenga (22) Jeremiah (25) Jonathan (22) Maziar (21) Roman (29) Sandor D (15) Sysop (7)Contribute comment -
VIDEO: A Bear Walks Into a Restaurant ... (5)
onA bear wandered into a Subway sandwich shop in Canada, startling an employee, and sampling some food before letting itself out.
- Todd Albertson said: Interesting video. I miss being in areas where you see wildlife regularly (even bears).
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400 lat temu pierwsi Polacy osiedlili się w Ameryce Północnej (1)
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1 października 1608 r. do osady Jamestown w Wirginii przybył statek „Mary and Margaret”, na którego pokładzie znajdowało się kilku Polaków. Nie wiemy dokładnie ilu, gdyż dowódca wyprawy, John Smith (ten sam, który flirtował z Pocahontas), nie umieścił ich nazwisk na liście pasażerów. Wiemy jedynie, że na statku było 8 Niemców i Polaków. Nie jest pewne, [...]Shared by Roman (29)Contribute comment -
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Jak pisze eFlux Media, powołując się na badanie przeprowadzone przez CareerBuilder.com - aż 22% menadżerów podczas rekrutacji sprawdza kandydatów nie tylko na podstawie nadesłanych dokumentów, ale także przeglądając ich działalność w serwisach społecznościowych. Dzięki temu mogą sprawdzić nie tylko wykształcenie i przebieg kariery zawodowej, ale zobaczyć kandydata w prywatnych relacjach z innymi osobami. Serwisy społecznościowe są interesującym źródłem danych dla osób prowadzących rekrutację. Jak przyznaje 34% ankietowanych, znalezione tą drogą bardziej prywatne informacje o potencjalnym ...Shared by Roman (29)Contribute comment -
Linux Turns 17 Today (11)
onMeshach writes "Over at the Linux Journal, Doc Searles is noting that today marks 17 years since Linus posted to Usenet, starting Linux (post). As a Linux user at work and at home I say, thanks Linus!" The anniversary is also featured on the top page of the Encyclopedia Britannica.Read more of this story at Slashdot.Shared by afreytes (4) André (24) Glenn Batuyong (44) Joshua Nobles (66) Nihar (23) pclouds (32) prexec (29) px (41) Ramkumar R. Aiyengar (25) Rob (20) Roman (29)Contribute comment
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CERN Officially Unveils Its Grid: 100,000 Processors, 15 Petabytes a Year - ReadWriteWeb (42)
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CERN today officially unveiled the massive computer network that will crunch the enormous amount of data coming from CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC). CERN expects that the LHC will produce around 15 petabytes of data every year. While the LHC was in its planning stages, CERN's IT department decided that the only realistic way to handle this amount of data would be by relying on the then still novel idea of grid computing. CERN's grid ...Shared by abhi (21) Alex (119) atul (153) dang (4) Danny Navarro (13) Devlin D (28) dobata (307) Donnie Berkholz (19) Ed Summers (8) GP (46) Hervey (35) hornbeck (18) Ispirato (30) Jawad Shuaib (25) Joe (115) justindavey (12) Keef (37) keith (85) leonard (24) martin king (9) Matt (25) Memabo (18) mndoci (62) Muhammad Basheer (18) Nick (51) Núria (21) Ontario Emperor (79) Paul Dunay (31) PT (18) Renton (9) rezar (20) Roger (110) Roman (29) Ryan (16) Stéfano (34) Steinkirch (20) Steve M. (47) TomDeleu (21) Trindade (42) William (12) xxdesmus (120) Zephir (25)- Steve M. said: this is amazing. can't wait til the combine comes through the portal that's going to open. LOL
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- Donnie Berkholz said: Wouldn't it have been a lot cooler to use cloud computing?
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Dell Mini 9 hacked to run OS X (23)
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Filed under: Laptops We're assuming Apple will eventually give up and release a netbook of its own, but until then Steve had better get used to seeing OS X hacked to run on all manner of tiny laptops -- the latest to make the switch is Dell's Inspiron Mini 9. Nothing too complicated about this hack, since most of the work was already done for the internally-similar MSI Wind, but you'll have to dig up ...Shared by Aaron R (142) abrudtkuhl (24) antonio vergara (17) Arturo (50) Bobby (19) Brian (25) charris1980 (25) Dimituri (23) Eric Carlson (17) Francesco (21) GG (64) gnusic (77) ja | castillo (33) Jimmy (19) Justin (16) Kevin (36) Leonid (20) Mikey (68) nkronberg (73) Noah (53) Omar Gallaga (37) Rob (19) Roman (29)- Francesco said: ;)
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