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Daily Digest for October 31st

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	Shared Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala released.
	Shared Finally, semantic links for the girl i’m crushing on. what took so long?.
	Shared Grains of Sand Reveal Possible Fifth State of Matter.
	Shared Embedded Figures Test confirms that stress hurts cognitive ability.
	Shared The Answer Factory: Fast, Disposable, and Profitable as Hell.
	Shared Google and the Deadly Power of Data.
	Shared How A Nerd Decides To Get The H1N1 Vaccine.
	Shared Towards a Permission-Based Web.
	Shared What Comes After the Real Time Web?.
	Shared Zeus/Zbot: anatomy of a malware engine.
	Shared UK government to block filesharers’ Internet connections.
	Shared Human brain developed to use other as tools. Psychology and Security Resources.
	Shared In-browser mini IDE and Programming Language.
	Shared [from hrheingold] The End Of Privacy : NPR.
	Shared parakovacs.
	Shared Posterous vs. Tumblr: A Head to Head.
	Shared Contest To Hack Brazilian Voting Machines.
	Shared VREMEA PROGNOZA METEO.
	Shared Google Redefines Disruption: The “Less Than Free” Business Model.
	Shared High-definition audio cell phone system deployed in Moldova.
	Shared Why virtual economies defy the rules of your old college textbooks.
	Shared Heroku vs EngineYard Cloud vs Joyent.
	Shared A note of appreciation from the rich.

Daily Digest for October 30th

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	Shared Farm Fresh Goods In A Vending Machine.
	Shared The Little GDP that Could (and Finally Did).
	Shared Fixing Bugs, But Bypassing the Source Code.
	Shared Federal Judge Says E-mail Not Protected By 4th Amendment.
	Shared [from hrheingold] Social Media Influence Elections, Not Laws – Digital Life Blog – InformationWeek.
	Shared Jacques Chirac to Stand Trial for Corruption.
	Shared New Threats Against Pirate Bay Owners.
	Shared China’s out of control pollution.
	Shared FCC Mulling More Control For Electronic Media.
	Shared How Terahertz Waves Tear Apart DNA.
	Shared Technology reduces the value of old people.
	Shared The Prime Lexicon: A list of English words that are prime in base 36.
	Shared The Prime lexicon.
	Shared NYTimes Has Gone LOD (Linked Open Data).
	Shared Configurare calculator – sistem PC, online, pana la pretul final .: Computer Sales :..
	Shared Integrating Yahoo! BOSS with your rails application \| Vinsol.
	Shared EngineY.

Daily Digest for October 28th

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	Shared Transparency: The Most Homicidal Countries.
	Shared Electrodes in Brain Give Insight Into How We Use Language.
	Shared Internet Probably Couldn’t Handle a Flu Pandemic.
	Shared EFF Launches "Takedown Hall of Shame".
	Shared New DoD Memo On Open Source Software.
	Shared No Hand-Held Devices In Ontario Cars.
	Shared Google’s Eric Schmidt on What the Web Will Look Like in 5 Years.
	Shared Failed CIA Project "Acoustic Kitty".
	Shared Pain Of Torture Can Make Innocent Seem Guilty.
	Shared Homeland Security Could Block Websites During Swine Flu Pandemic.
	Shared Useful Online Generators for Designers.
	Shared DNA shows Native Americans descended from a single ancestral group.
	Shared Ruby and Rails Ecosystem White Paper.
	Shared The Human Body Is Built for Distance.
	Shared Kernel Summit 2009: How Google uses Linux.
	Shared Laws of Power: Machiavelli and Sun-Tzu brought up-to-date.
	Shared 1 TB of Memory in 1 Minute with 1 Command.
	Shared Dell unveils exclusive Microsoft-branded Ubuntu OS.
	Shared Web Alphabet Set to Change.
	Shared Twitter is a Communication Platform, but Facebook is an Identity Platform.
	Shared Korea’s Internet Is Mired in a Microsoft Monoculture.
	Shared Google’s Eric Schmidt on What the Web Will Look Like in 5 Years.

Daily Digest for October 27th

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	Shared Companies To Invade Your Retinas As Soon As Next Year?.
	Shared Will Facebook End Up Like Netscape?.
	Shared NASA’s Nebula Cloud Computing Platform.
	Shared YCRFS 3: Things Built on Twitter.
	Shared Going Back to PHP.
	Shared Record Plunge: Only 12.9% of US population now buys daily newspaper.
	Shared Field: textual/visual programming environment from MIT Media Lab.
	Shared Big Cellphone Makers Shifting to Android.

Daily Digest for October 26th

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	Shared [from hrheingold] The Way We Live Now – Going Offline in Search of Freedom – NYTimes.com.
	Shared Voronoi Diagrams – France, Reconstructed from Apparently Inadequate Data.
	Shared The Future Is Big Data in the Cloud.
	Shared Britain’s Surveillance Society.
	Shared Unbelievable: Government Hijacks Kids TV To Propagandize For Swine Flu Shots.
	Shared Deaths From Swine Flu Vaccine Reported In Europe.
	Shared Someone who is like Data in real life.

Daily Digest for October 25th

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	Shared Android Goes To the Battlefield.
	Shared Surprise: McCain Biggest Beneficiary of Telco/ISP Money.
	Shared Why aren’t location-based networks growing like they were expected to?.
	Shared The loophole in the U.S. Constitution.
	Shared Business Intelligence Software & Collaborative Analytics :Good Data.
	Shared Nation’s First Open Source Election Software Released.
	Shared Herd Mentality.
	Shared Facebook’s news feed: The beginning of a recommendations dominated web.
	Shared Real time website statistics visualized on a 3d globe.
	Shared rtomayko’s tilt at master – GitHub.
	Shared What If They Turned Off the Internet?.
	Shared A Smarter Planet.
	Shared How High Will Real-Time Search Fly?.
	Shared Timewarp: How your brain creates the fourth dimension.
	Shared White House opens Web site programming to public.

Daily Digest for October 24th

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Shared Rich Germans demand higher taxes.

Daily Digest for October 23rd

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	Shared Why to use a static site generator instead of Wordpress.
	Shared 8 ways to make Wordpress easier to use for your clients.
	Shared Rich Typography On The Web: Techniques and Tools « Smashing Magazine.
	Shared FontJazz – Embed fonts on web pages.
	Shared EU Paves the Way For Three-Strikes Cut-Off Policy.
	Shared Showcase of Web Design in Russia « Smashing Magazine.
	Shared Stardust shop. © Пихорович Антон.
	Shared The United States Is a Food Wasteland.
	Shared [from hrheingold] Goodbye To The Age Of Newspapers (Hello To A New Era Of Corruption) \| The New Republic.
	Shared Mozilla Messaging Unveils Raindrop.
	Shared Chinese Gov’t Pushing Linux In Rural China With Subsidies.
	Shared Information vs. Confusion.
	Shared Windows 7: The psycho girlfriend is back.
	Shared CIA To Monitor Internet Chatter For Anti-Government Sentiment.
	Shared Online users can pay with Time instead of Money.
	Shared Ask HN: Will Y Combinator taking Sequoia investment hurt the YC companies?.
	Shared Skiing Robot Not Very Useful But Totally Fun To Watch.
	Shared Ubuntu’s Encrypted Home Directory: A Canonical Approach to Data Privacy.
	Shared Ubuntu’s Encrypted Home Directory: A Canonical Approach to Data Privacy \| Linux Magazine.

Daily Digest for October 22nd

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	Shared Derek Powazek – SEO FAQ.
	Shared New York Times, still uncertain on charging, sets seven digital priorities.
	Shared Local businesses ranked by their social benefit.
	Shared ‘Sex map’ reveals erotic-spending trends by city.
	Shared The City of Destiny and a New Generation.
	Shared First Public White-Space Network Is Alive.
	Shared Talk of generosity….
	Shared Google To Take On ITunes?.
	Shared Monty, Stallman, MySQL, Oracle, and Sun: Open Letter Wars.
	Shared Fall of the Republic.
	Shared Voting machine source-code leak shows odd subroutines.
	Shared Australia looking to censor iPhone apps.
	Shared Canonical and IBM team up on Ubuntu-based Win 7 alternative.
	Shared 37signals Launches Haystack for Web Designers and Clients To Find Each Other.
	Shared Apple declares war on the entire PC industry.
	Shared Indian Firms Shift Focus to the Poor.
	Shared Dual Screens = Wave of the future..
	Shared The Scientific Dictatorship and the Future of Humanity.
	Shared Getting it Wrong: Surprising Tips on How to Learn.

Daily Digest for October 20th

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	Shared Don’t just try to steal a share of the existing market, create a new one.
	Shared Athletic apparel made from trash.
	Shared Free Chinese lessons for Ireland.
	Shared Downie-Schudson: Who counts as a nonprofit news org?.
	Shared Looking at Life as One Big Subscription.
	Shared Links on Twitter: Le Monde’s citizen-journalism strategy, paying sources, ads in office lobbies.
	Shared The false god of coffee.
	Shared Rethinking What Leads the Way: Science, or New Technology?.
	Shared Meet future woman: shorter, plumper, more fertile.
	Shared Is GPS technology actually harming our sense of direction?.
	Shared U.S. spies buy stake in Twitter, blog-monitoring firm.
	Shared MooTools: The Open Source Magic Behind Cloudera Desktop UI.
	Shared Government Propaganda To Infest Network TV Shows.
	Shared High-Speed ‘Other’ Internet Goes Global.
	Shared Witness the Freest Economy: the Internet.
	Shared How to Learn Any Language in 3 Months.
	Shared Are Software Developers Naturally Weird?.
	Shared Mitch Kapor: The Future of Venture Capital.

Archive for October, 2009