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New guitar intimidates Jimmy page http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/gadgets/the-pikasso-42string-guitar-even-intimidates-jimmy-page-197015.php The new 42 string guitar has intimidated Jimmy Page, I dont see why thou. |
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See a map of number and location of earthquakes in the last weekAny idea how many earthquakes occurred in the last week? How about their location? Follow the links of this post to see an amazing map that will show you the answer to both of these questions. |
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Positions are available to write software for StumbleUpon.comPreviously, we positively reviewed a service called StubleUpon.com that helped people find web sites of interest to them. Now StumbleUpon is looking for programmers to help them develop software.
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Suggest an Icon Editor I will be doing a review in the coming months on Icon Editors and I would like to have some input on which you think should be in it. I have the below icon editors so far on the possible list.
IconCool Studio The below are confirmed so far and should be in the review when finished.
Axialis IconWorkshop Corporate Edition - Commercial Microangelo Toolset - Commercial LiquidIcon XP Editor - Free SnIco Edit - Free/Donationware
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An example of how social networks can be used to assist in decision-makingTechnology can be used to distribute information to many people. Once informed, these people are in a position to collaborate with us on processes such as computer programming or decision making. Read more about how some people are using this applications of technology.
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Collaborative Development and "Open Source Intelligence"The Open Source movement has established over the last decade a new collaborative approach, uniquely adapted to the Internet, to developing high-quality informational products. Initially, its exclusive application was the development of software (GNU/Linux and Apache are among the most prominent projects), but increasingly we can observe this collaborative approach being applied to areas beyond the coding of software. One such area is the collaborative gathering and analysis of information, a practice we term "Open Source Intelligence". In this article, we use three case studies - the nettime mailing list, the Wikipedia project and the NoLogo Web site - to show some the breadth of contexts and analyze the variety of socio-technical approaches that make up this emerging phenomenon. http://www.firstmond...es/issue7_6/stalder/ |
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