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• Genomics for a new search engine »
While the U.S. military launches a video-sharing web site for troops - A fresh-baked chocolate cake in 5 minutes with just a mug and a microwave! Make Cake in a Mug A plug-in hybrid three-wheeler from the Italian maker: ...
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• Larry Ellison on cloud computing »
The naked truth about cloud computing? - "The interesting thing about cloud computing is that we've redefined cloud computing to include everything that we already do. I can't think of anything that isn't cloud computing...
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• Writing for the people or for Google? »
The quote of the week, not too encouraging - I've just heard the quote of the week today: "I used to write for people, now I write for Search Engines". Well, that could be quite sad but also true in some cases. In a few ...
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• A 15-year old software engineer »
15-year old female teenager developes Ajax Second Life client - Katharine Berry can’t go on the main Second Life grid according to the Second Life TOS, but but that hasn’t stopped her from developing a client for Second ...
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• Converts your pics to vectors »
That allows you to scale an image without making it blurry or pixelated - Stanford University's Vectormagic website converts raster images into vector images. Raster images are pixel-based, whereas vector images are repr...
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• The evolution of heart emoticon »
Hearts, love, jokes, apologies, and even the variants! - In Nelson Minar's blog you can find a nice post on the continuing evolution of heart emoticon (<3) among gamers: Nelson says: "<3 is a little sideways heart,...
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