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hooch
With so many resources devoted to keeping the company's projects secret, and just as many spent trying to guess their details, it's easy to lose sight of the fact that the new Apple Store is, in fact, just a shop.
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hooch
Derek Gottfrid's tale of processing the NY Times 1851-1922 articles into PDFs, using Amazon S3 and EC2
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hooch
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hooch
"I harbour a belief, founded on an admittedly limited grasp of science, that if you removed the electric motor and the batteries from a Toyota Prius, you'd save so much weight that it would become more economical and therefore even kinder to the environment."
2008-06-15 11:57
hooch
Ohio Congressmember Dennis Kucinich has introduced thirty-five articles of impeachment against President Bush.
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hooch
enter an IP address or AS number and discover the peered networks
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hooch
According to Barclays research, about $200 billion in managed assets were invested in commodities at the end of 2007 - up from barely measurable levels just seven years ago.
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hooch
Most of the phosphate used on Australian farms is actually from one of the world's poorest and inhospitable regions, Western Sahara - illegally annexed by neighbouring Morocco in 1975
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hooch
On one occasion, in the lobby of Broadcom's southern California headquarters, he directed an employee to provide cash to a courier "in exchange for an envelope containing controlled substances," the indictment charges.
hooch
Prosecutors allege that Nicholas and Broadcom entered into a $1 million settlement agreement with an employee who was aware of the executive's "unlawful narcotics activity." The hefty payout, which Broadcom covered, contractually prevented the employee from speaking about Nicholas's drug abuse.
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pixelboy
Mmhmm. All you smug idealists are laughing at this newbie/idjit. The consumer is not an idiot. She.s your wife. So stop laughing. 98% of the world will install IE8 and say, .It has bugs and I can.t see my sites.. They don.t give a flicking flick about your stupid religious enthusiasm for making web browsers which conform to some mythical, platonic .standard. that is not actually implemented anywhere. They don.t want to hear your stories about messy hacks.
pixelboy
Secretly? Here.s what I think is going to happen. The IE8 team going to tell everyone that IE8 will use web standards by default, and run a nice long beta during which they beg people to test their pages with IE8 and get them to work. And when they get closer to shipping, and only 32% of the web pages in the world render properly, they.ll say, .look guys, we.re really sorry, we really wanted IE8 standards mode to be the default, but we can.t ship a browse
pixelboy
As usual, the idealists are 100% right in principle and, as usual, the pragmatists are right in practice. The flames will continue for years. This debate precisely splits the world in two. If you have a way to buy stock in Internet flame wars, now would be a good time to do that.