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Daily Digest for July 22nd

Posted in All the flow on July 22nd, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

	Shared Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. Arrested for Disorderly Conduct — 4:35am via Google Reader
	Shared Open-Source Arduino Robot Beer Brewery — 8:37am via Google Reader
	Shared IPhone prototype goes missing; Chinese worker investigated, commits suicide — 11:25am via Google Reader
	Shared U.S. Rescue May Reach $23.7 Trillion, Special Inspector General for TARP Neil Barofsky Says — 11:28am via Google Reader
	Shared Adobe Offers Up More Flash Technology to Open Source (from IDG) — 11:29am via Google Reader
	Shared California Reaches Budget Deal, With Billions Cut — 11:29am via Google Reader
	Shared Canonical’s Launchpad now open source (AGPLv3) — 11:29am via Google Reader
	Shared Javascript is now strategic for Microsoft — 11:29am via Google Reader
	Shared IPhone 4G, Google Wave, Google Voice; Collaboration Transformed — 11:30am via Google Reader
	Shared Source code from Apollo 11 open-sourced — 11:32am via Google Reader
	Shared The Next Gold Rush — 11:32am via Google Reader
	Shared Canonical Fully Open-Sources the Launchpad Code — 1:27pm via Google Reader
	Shared SpaceClaim Showcases Multi-Touch for 3D Engineering Design – IT Business Net — 1:49pm via Google Reader
	Shared Entire Moon Added To Google Earth — 2:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared Best Browsing Smartphones (infoSyncWorld) — 3:11pm via Google Reader
	Shared Javascript: The Open Source Solution for Multiple Mobile Platforms — 3:59pm via Google Reader
	Shared Australian police to patrol streets looking for unsecured wi-fi. — 3:59pm via Google Reader
	Shared Barnes & Noble Plans an Extensive E-Bookstore — 4:02pm via Google Reader
	Shared Why Is Obama’s Top Antitrust Cop Gunning for Google? — 4:07pm via Google Reader
	Shared How Money Messes With Your Mind — 4:09pm via Google Reader
	Shared Updated: UK’s largest indie blog network Shiny Media goes into administration, aggregated from TechCrunch Europe — 4:53pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 21st

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	Shared Russian scientists create medication against cancer and nuclear radiation — 3:51am via Google Reader
	Shared No One Wants Your Crappy Web App — 5:04am via Google Reader
	Shared Facial Recognition + Social Networks = Augmented ID — 7:52am via Google Reader
	Shared Information is its own reward – same neurons signal thirst for water, knowledge — 8:49am via Google Reader
	Shared Number of Internet users by language (pic) — 8:50am via Google Reader
	Shared Fed vice-Chairman Donald Kohn, threatens Congress with higher interest rates if audit moves forward — 9:07am via Google Reader
	Shared Obama Proposes Higher Taxes for Rich — 9:07am via Google Reader
	Shared Dubai: The mirage begins to fade — 9:07am via Google Reader
	Shared Disturbingly Real Replicants from Hanson Robotics — 9:08am via Google Reader
	Shared Why Does Time Go Faster As We Get Older? — 9:09am via Google Reader
	Shared Global Imagination Home — 9:21am via Delicious
	Shared Aseemit Sparsh \| touchaddict: Post Midterms Update — 9:30am via Delicious
	Shared Multi-Touch G² – Touch Screen Technology from PQ Labs – MultiTouch LCD, plasma large display — 11:53am via Delicious
	Shared South Korea Deploys Cloned Drug-Sniffing Dogs — 1:28pm via Google Reader
	Shared Strangers at a cocktail party — 3:17pm via Google Reader
	Shared Microsoft Releases Linux Device Drivers As GPL — 5:10pm via Google Reader
	Shared Update: Previously Unidentified Black Blob ID’ed — 5:35pm via Google Reader
	Shared U.S. Economy: Leading Index Shows Recession May Be Nearing End — 7:10pm via Google Reader
	Shared Why charging for access to news sites won’t work — 7:10pm via Google Reader
	Shared Wonga: How the Net Should Kill the Finance Industry — 7:11pm via Google Reader
	Shared DRM isn’t dead until it’s dead for movies, too. — 7:12pm via Google Reader
	Shared We’re All Inflation Hawks Now – Hyperinflation is Coming — 7:14pm via Google Reader
	Shared Allegations of massive fraud in the Gulf: A $10 billion Saudi fraud claim — 7:14pm via Google Reader
	Shared US National Debt Clock — 7:15pm via Google Reader
	Shared Fed: Dismantling the Temple — 7:15pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Overconfident and Unrealistic Entrepreneur — 7:18pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 20th

Posted in All the flow on July 20th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

	Shared Ask HN: how many page views i need to earn $5000 per month from ads? — 8:59am via Google Reader
	Shared $47 Trillion Toxic Derivatives the Banks/FED Are Hiding — 9:04am via Google Reader
	Shared The Internet Is Dead (As An Investment) — 9:05am via Google Reader
	Shared Alex Payne — Fever and the Future of Feed Readers — 9:05am via Google Reader
	Shared AT&T Is A Big, Steaming Heap Of Failure — 9:13am via Google Reader
	Shared Were we smarter 100 years ago? — 9:13am via Google Reader
	Shared Open Source Software In the Military — 12:04pm via Google Reader
	Shared Kazaa To Return As a Legal Subscription Service — 1:23pm via Google Reader
	Shared Med Students Get Training In <em>Second Life</em> Hospitals — 2:40pm via Google Reader
	Shared Clash between Federal Reserve and European Central Bank will shape the global economy for at least the next decade — 8:49pm via Google Reader
	Shared Pirates, Then and Now – How Piracy Was Defeated in the Past and Can Be Again — 8:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared Wasteful Defense Spending Is a Clear and Present Danger — 8:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared GM plans $1bn Brazilian expansion — 8:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared China profits from open markets but curbs free trade — 8:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Internet Is Alive And Well (As An Investment) — 8:51pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 19th

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	Shared UK Police Raid Party After Seeing "All-Night" Tag On Facebook — 6:09am via Google Reader
	Shared Hawala: an international underground banking system (2001) — 11:50am via Google Reader
	Shared Aptana scores $7.8M for open source web building tools — 11:52am via Google Reader
	Shared The Goldman conspiracy theory is now no longer a theory — 11:54am via Google Reader
	Shared "Goldman Sachs In Talks To Acquire Treasury Department" — 11:58am via Google Reader
	Shared The narcissistic nature of being an entrepreneur — 11:58am via Google Reader
	Shared Red Hat Is Now Part of the S&P 500 — 3:26pm via Google Reader
	Shared 1 Million Small Businesses Are Now At Risk — 8:18pm via Google Reader
	Shared More Swiss banks restrict US business — 8:19pm via Google Reader
	Shared There are 100 million electric bikes in China — 8:20pm via Google Reader
	Shared Power Struggle Ends: Volkswagen to Acquire Porsche — 8:20pm via Google Reader
	Shared Citigroup delivers surprise $4.3 billion profit — 8:20pm via Google Reader
	Shared Obama Names Goldman Sachs’s Hormats to State Department Post — 8:20pm via Google Reader
	Shared Why chips in passports and ID cards are a stupid idea — 8:22pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 18th

Posted in All the flow on July 18th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

	Shared Google sees quarterly profit up — 9:11am via Google Reader
	Shared Companies Don’t Get Killed by Competition, They Commit Suicide — 9:11am via Google Reader
	Shared Washington’s Dilemma: This Isn’t a Recession, It’s a Collapse — 9:12am via Google Reader
	Shared App stores are not the future, says Google — 9:13am via Google Reader
	Shared Two Giants Emerge From Wall Street Ruins — 9:13am via Google Reader
	Shared Gonzo Engineering — 9:13am via Google Reader
	Shared Twenty Dollars Per Gallon: How the rising price of oil will change our lives — 9:13am via Google Reader
	Shared How 16 famous electronic companies got their names — 9:15am via Google Reader
	Shared New business develops your ideas into products and shares revenues, aggregated from Smarta — 10:00am via Google Reader
	Shared SurfaceTwitter Is Like TweetDeck on Multitouch Steroids – Surfacetwitter – Gizmodo — 10:03am via Delicious
	Shared Product Concept: Touchscreen Conference Phone — 10:09am via Delicious
	Shared Toward a New Future of “Whatever” — 11:11am via Google Reader
	Shared HTML 5 and CSS 3: The Techniques You’ll Soon Be Using – Nettuts+ — 11:19am via Delicious
	Shared Web browser as a TUIO Client (via plugin) – NUI Group Community Forums — 11:35am via Delicious
	Shared Hacker News \| Zed Shaw: Why I (A/L)GPL — 11:53am via Delicious
	Shared How to Prepare to Do Open Source at Your Company — 11:55am via Delicious
	Shared Frequently Asked Questions about the GNU Licenses – GNU Project – Free Software Foundation (FSF) — 11:58am via Delicious
	Shared New Developments In NPG/Wikipedia Lawsuit Threat — 12:06pm via Google Reader
	Shared TUIO Implementations — 12:07pm via Delicious
	Shared aberant space — 12:11pm via Delicious
	Shared 50% of VC backed startups fire the CEO/Founders within 1st year — 1:55pm via Google Reader
	Shared HTML5 and The Future of the Web \| How-To \| Smashing Magazine — 1:59pm via Delicious
	Shared O3D API – Google Code — 2:03pm via Delicious
	Shared quirky \| social product development — 2:06pm via Delicious
	Shared HTML5 Demos — 2:09pm via Delicious
	Shared IMGMI [ Upload Your Images ] — 2:13pm via Delicious
	Shared Package tracking via Twitter — 2:43pm via Google Reader
	Shared Dual-licensing – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia — 3:04pm via Delicious
	Shared Disturbingly Real Replicants from Hanson Robotics — 3:12pm via Google Reader
	Shared Future military robot to feed on corpses — 3:16pm via Google Reader
	Shared China’s Internet Population Hits 338 Million — 3:17pm via Google Reader
	Shared CSS3 Previews – CSS3 . Info — 3:18pm via Delicious
	Shared Music Industry Wants a Cut of Pirate Bay Sale — 4:41pm via Google Reader
	Shared Will Book Industry Get Napstered? — 6:55pm via Google Reader
	Shared 8 Industries That Will Sit Out a Recovery — 7:02pm via Google Reader
	Shared Companies Don’t Get Killed by Competition, They Commit Suicide — 7:04pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 17th

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	Shared Yahoo is Number One in So Much More Than Search — 9:41am via Google Reader
	Shared Study finds more millionaires in Bay Area — 9:43am via Google Reader
	Shared Israeli navy in Suez Canal prepares for potential attack on Iran — 9:44am via Google Reader
	Shared Visualizing the Fourth Dimension Using Color — 9:45am via Google Reader
	Shared Econophysicist Predicts Date of Chinese Stock Market Collapse — 9:45am via Google Reader
	Shared Time Can be Turned Back — 9:47am via Google Reader
	Shared Zeo Personal Sleep Coach — 9:50am via Delicious
	Shared NewsForWhatYouDo — 9:53am via Delicious
	Shared Headweb – DRM-free Movies On Demand, aggregated from ArcticStartup — 10:00am via Google Reader
	Shared House swapping & letting for creatives — 1:55pm via Google Reader
	Shared Bill Gates Patents a Device Aimed at Halting Hurricanes — 2:09pm via Google Reader
	Shared Huge Unidentified Organic Blob Floating Around Alaska — 2:39pm via Google Reader
	Shared [from hrheingold] Connected Lives: The New Social Network Operating System – Barry Wellman — 4:11pm via Google Reader
	Shared [from hrheingold] Trust, but verify, Web 2.0 sources — Federal Computer Week — 5:33pm via Google Reader
	Shared Why I’m Quitting Social Media — 8:41pm via Google Reader
	Shared Douglas Rushkoff on Open Source Economy (Interview) — 8:42pm via Google Reader
	Shared Matt Taibbi: The real price of Goldman’s giganto-profits — 8:44pm via Google Reader
	Shared Verleger Sees $20 Oil This Year on ‘Devastating’ Glut — 8:46pm via Google Reader
	Shared Online Gambling is a Giant Scam: How Online Gamblers Unmasked Cheaters — 8:46pm via Google Reader
	Shared Financial Times editor says most news websites will charge within a year — 8:47pm via Google Reader
	Shared Robots for Newspapers — 8:48pm via Google Reader
	Shared Is Donald Trump Really a Billionaire? Maybe Not. — 8:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared Pros Say: Expect a Bull Run By Autumn — 8:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared Guess, Who are World’s 8 biggest employers?? — 8:51pm via Google Reader
	Shared Recession sends Americans to the Internet — 8:53pm via Google Reader
	Shared The financial future of universities – commentary on Moody’s report — 8:56pm via Google Reader
	Shared Xobni Takes the ‘Freemium’ Route — 8:57pm via Google Reader
	Shared Cooliris Business Model Surfaces: More Advertising We Actually Like — 8:57pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 16th

Posted in All the flow on July 16th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

	Shared Launch of First International FOSS Law Review — 5:51am via Google Reader
	Shared Pervasive Computing, DOOH, Intelligent Buildings, Programmable Nano-based Sensors, Privacy & Security, & Ethics…hmmm — 7:22am via Google Reader
	Shared The Patent Troll — 7:40am via Google Reader
	Shared If A Revolution Comes, They’re Going After Goldman First — 7:40am via Google Reader
	Shared How the Tech Boom Terminated California’s Economy — 7:42am via Google Reader
	Shared The biggest gains come from knowing your data — 7:43am via Google Reader
	Shared Forecaster says worst is over for US advertising — 7:45am via Google Reader
	Shared SlickMap CSS — A Visual Sitemapping Tool for Web Developers — 7:47am via Delicious
	Shared Q2 VC Investment Jumps 61% To $5.3 Billion — 7:47am via Google Reader
	Shared Survey Confirms: Bing Will Bomb — 7:47am via Google Reader
	Shared Let’s just call plans what they are: guesses — 7:48am via Google Reader
	Shared Netflix Prize: Home — 7:51am via Delicious
	Shared 36 Views at Ingenuity Fest – Report \| Cyan[c] Design — 8:16am via Delicious
	Shared Home automation control via Twitter — 11:30am via Google Reader
	Shared New Service Converts Torrents Into PNG Images — 1:42pm via Google Reader
	Shared Internet Astroturfer Fined $300,000 — 2:25pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Genetically Modified Food You Eat — 2:38pm via Google Reader
	Shared US building education system to compete with India, China: Obama — 3:42pm via Google Reader
	Shared 8 hours of Windows 7 Amazon sales outstripped Vista’s entire pre-order period. — 3:49pm via Google Reader
	Shared Mobius Says Derivatives, Stimulus to Spark New Crisis — 3:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared Diego Stocco Makes Music from a Tree! — 4:13pm via Google Reader
	Shared Coda-Slider 1.1.1 — 5:37pm via Delicious
	Shared jFlow 1.1 – The Ultra-lightweight Fluid Content Slider for jQuery \| Keansphere — 5:37pm via Delicious
	Shared Easy Slider jQuery Plugin Demo — 5:37pm via Delicious
	Shared A Bishop Calls for Holy Water Ban to Stop Swine Flu Spread — 6:24pm via Google Reader
	Shared Why New Systems Fail — 6:47pm via Google Reader
	Shared Project Tuva — 7:01pm via Google Reader
	Shared New Robot Would Fuel Itself on Grass, Wood, Human Corpses — 7:59pm via Google Reader
	Shared Mortimer Zuckerman: The Economy Is Even Worse Than You Think — 9:28pm via Google Reader
	Shared Why Gold’s Price Rose in the Great Depression — 9:28pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Web Curriculum — 9:29pm via Google Reader
	Shared 650 Million Years in 1.2 Minutes (tectonic drift timelapse) — 9:32pm via Google Reader
	Shared Elizabeth Warren: Hank Paulson gave away TARP funds in exchange for securities worth $100 billion less — 9:35pm via Google Reader
	Shared Ex-GM boss Wagoner gets $10M retirement — 9:36pm via Google Reader
	Shared Online Bartering Grows — 9:36pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 15th

Posted in All the flow on July 15th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

	Shared Budget deficit tops $1 trillion for first time — 9:19am via Google Reader
	Shared Europe’s New Lost Generation — 9:20am via Google Reader
	Shared How chaos drives the brain — 9:21am via Google Reader
	Shared How Teenagers Consume Media [Scribd] — 9:22am via Google Reader
	Shared Study: Interactive Marketing Will Near $55 Billion In 2014 — 9:24am via Google Reader
	Shared Power sockets can be used to eavesdrop on what people type on a computer — 9:26am via Google Reader
	Shared The Press is Our Best Product — 9:28am via Google Reader
	Shared How Teenagers Consume Media: the report that shook the City (written by a 15 year old) — 9:29am via Google Reader
	Shared Sorry, There’s No Way To Save The TV Business — 9:29am via Google Reader
	Shared 60% of companies plan to skip Windows 7 — 9:30am via Google Reader
	Shared The New Wizard of the West – An interview with Tesla (from May 1899) — 9:31am via Google Reader
	Shared Watch this: Hardware-accelerated 3D CSS is coming to a browser near you! – The Next Web — 9:38am via Delicious
	Shared Mobile Gesture Design at Nokia: Gesture Interaction Around the World — 11:22am via Google Reader
	Shared Arduino learns to speak! — 12:00pm via Google Reader
	Shared Most Companies Won’t Deploy Windows 7 — Survey — 12:20pm via Google Reader
	Shared iPhone app creates & sends real postcards — 12:30pm via Google Reader
	Shared Interactive Multimedia Technology — 12:53pm via Delicious
	Shared Demand Evolution – Creative Technology — 12:57pm via Delicious
	Shared NearInteraction — 1:16pm via Delicious
	Shared New Zealand Introduces Internet Filtering — 1:47pm via Google Reader
	Shared Haptics for Masses – Virtual Dental Simulator — 2:04pm via Delicious
	Shared 6 Reasons To License Software Under the (A/L)GPL — 2:33pm via Google Reader
	Shared Let’s just call plans what they are: guesses — 3:57pm via Google Reader
	Shared Goldman executives sold $700m of stock — 5:04pm via Google Reader
	Shared Econophysicist Predicts Date of Chinese Stock Market Collapse (Next Week) — 5:05pm via Google Reader
	Shared Cats Do Control Humans, Study Finds — 5:05pm via Google Reader
	Shared Meta is Murder — 5:05pm via Google Reader
	Shared The 0% Tax Rate Solution — 5:10pm via Google Reader
	Shared Public Resource demands the source code to America’s operating system — 5:14pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 14th

Posted in All the flow on July 14th, 2009 by admin – 2 Comments

	Shared Life expectancy through time (infographic, press play) — 5:48am via Google Reader
	Shared Peter Schiff: Minimum Wage, Maximum Stupidity — 5:48am via Google Reader
	Shared Why America is flunking science — 5:49am via Google Reader
	Shared In Recession, Japanese Lay Off Robots — 5:50am via Google Reader
	Shared How The Average U.S. Consumer Spends Their Paycheck — 5:53am via Google Reader
	Shared Is Free The Future Of Enterprise Software? Yes And No. — 5:53am via Google Reader
	Shared Evolved Virtual Creatures — 5:53am via Google Reader
	Shared Think of "using dollars" as "spending gasoline" [pdf] — 5:55am via Google Reader
	Shared Vanishing middle class at 4M….down from 12M in 2000 — 5:56am via Google Reader
	Shared Taller People Earn More Money — 5:58am via Google Reader
	Shared Mozilla Ubiquity 0.5 Released — 5:59am via Google Reader
	Shared Why Diversification Results In Mediocrity — 6:00am via Google Reader
	Shared The Cathedral and the Pirate — 6:02am via Google Reader

Daily Digest for July 12th

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	Shared Memristor Minds, the Future of Artificial Intelligence — 9:12am via Google Reader
	Shared The Cold War in high frequency trading turns hot — 10:13am via Google Reader
	Shared The Spiritual Center Of the Earth — 10:14am via Google Reader
	Shared This $17 Trillion Divorce Won’t Be a Pretty One — 10:15am via Google Reader
	Shared Building A New Culture Of Teaching And Learning — 10:22am via Google Reader
	Shared Decline of the Enterprise Data Warehouse — 10:24am via Google Reader
	Shared Social Media: Why it pays to be super awesome to almost everyone online — 10:28am via Google Reader
	Shared The China Bubble and the Convergence of Oligarchies — 10:29am via Google Reader
	Shared [from hrheingold] The Brain: Stop Paying Attention: Zoning Out Is a Crucial Mental State \| Memory, Emotions, — 3:37pm via Google Reader
	Shared Google CEO Eric Schmidt Sees No Need to Quit Apple Board — 10:14pm via Google Reader
	Shared George Soros talks with Bloomberg’s Tom Keene about the financial crisis, CDS regulation, China, Russia. (mp3) — 10:16pm via Google Reader
	Shared Robert Reich: When Will The Recovery Begin? Never. — 10:16pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Fed’s "Independence" Argument is False — 10:17pm via Google Reader
	Shared VW sweetens bid for half of Porsche AG — 10:18pm via Google Reader
	Shared Too few knew about unprecedented surveillance program under President Bush — 10:18pm via Google Reader
	Shared German parliament passes Internet censorship bill — 10:19pm via Google Reader

Archive for July, 2009