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the latest I Am Fighter
whatever happened to http://datatables.org/
Deadlock immunity is a new paradigm in autonomous software mimicking natural systems: An equipped machine records a deadlock pattern, uploads this vaccine to the cloud and pending staged verification the entire network benefits from it. Dimmunix is an open source implementation.
any Belfastards report to the 2009 Feltron effort?
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I previously hit on the problem of China as a source (or at least carrier) of malware. Perhaps because of this I’ve been taking a greater interest in news from the Orient. And it seems weird shit regularly goes down in China: ninja monkeys & explosive sausages
I liked remote farming , also signed up as a spotter
In a counter-counter-culture rage, I bought two t-shirts @ https://shop.conservatives.com/
Searching “Belfast Telegraph startup” on Google brings back a BT article about the startups in Dublin. Just another reason why NI needs another national newspaper
Emerging markets & Stamps were the best performing investments of the past decade
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US Navy lags 18 months behind Wired who spat out a Piracy-awareness (well what else do you call it?) game in July. While the lag is shocking (won’t there be a new crisis by 2011?) each will be distributed to a different audience. The web may be open, but people still work with what they know – trenchline browsing.
I initially thought this was going to be a ridiculous article. 5 paragraphs later I was proved wrong. Rings very true but does this mean we’re now going to be inundated with sites imploring us to level up?
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linking to a specific time frame in youtube vids – append ‘#t=xmys’ to the url, where x,y are the number of seconds, minutes respectively like this
picked this up late – you can now delete your GAE apps
the great big massive ’subscribe via email’ at the top of Boris Johnson’s blog tells me feeds might still just be a data muncher thing
“Can we just look at what the local market is, instead of dreaming of a large spaceship coming here from Japan and giving us some hi-tech employment.” Local businessman’s opinion on the money being splashed out in the regional development agencies race for ‘hi-tech’
Are you currently in South Waziristan? Crowd-sourced news BBC style – “At no time should you endanger yourself or others, take any unnecessary risks or infringe any laws.”
phrase of the week: digital triumphalism < < the lording over people who don't grok has got to stop. Especially on Twitter
M$ celebrate launch of Windows 7 with pre-installed zombie mode
looking for a new typeface for the web but don’t want to force the user to download new fonts or waste bandwidth on fugly images? The 80s has your answer my friend
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look just build a fucking football stadium on it
cool retro branding but way too much web2.0 nicey nicey fuck you thricey metaphor use
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iphone in most popular camera on flickr shock – 2 megapixel camera – my 3 year old phone is better than that!
Worrying developments, When I criss-crossed the Tajik-Afghani border last month the tense atmosphere was palpable. Tajiks largely ignored what went on 100metres across the river – or pretended to at least.
javascript game engine
Yahoo Pipes outputs serialised php. All they need to do now is open up the pipe creation process to an api and we’re in business.
not really a fan of this from a ux pov, wonder what general feedback is
better than paypal for micropayments?
facebook cpc click fraud controversy – reading the WickedFire board was fun
3 things twitter *needs* in it’s web interface –
Secondary markets for private companies. SecondMarket.com is the first to go beyond Accredited Investors – service available to all sellers
Sony’s answer to my – so far unique – Facebook app
Manhattan Auction – does this actually help shift equity?
Nice rebuttal of Google Analytics criticism
Backing up my post on Wednesday
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