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- ARCHIVING ? - Sun, 16 Nov 2008 13:01:01 GMT
- demon spores - Wed, 12 Nov 2008 04:48:00 GMT
- ww2 shoot !! - that was real.... - Thu, 23 Oct 2008 14:58:09 GMT
ww2 - as it happens Im writing a historic/novel/fiction thing -
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- got a problem ? - Thu, 18 Sep 2008 00:37:24 GMT
PROBLEM REMEMBER I HAVE AUTOPLAYING VIDEOS - LIKE IN THE OLD DAYS - I EMBED HUNDREDS OF VIDEOS ANYWHERE I CAN - IF U THINK THATS CHEATING - BOLLOCKS - ITS FAIR PROMOTION - ANYWAY - I POST TO ADD WEB CONTENT TO MY SITES RATHER THAN TO REACH THE DIZZYING HEIGHTS OF LIVEVIDEO - I MAKE NO SECRET OF VARIOUS ALIAS/ALTS/SOCKS ALL HAVE CONTENT SO IF U THINK EMBEDDING VIDEOS IS CHEATING YOUR UTTERLY STUPID....BUT RUNNING REFRESHING/CASHING/XSS SCRIPTS IS SOMETHING I HAVE NO NEED OR DESIRE TO DO - IF U WANT TO PREVENT MY VIEWS - JUST STAY OFF MY CHANNELS ALTERNATIVELY IF U NEED SOME MORE VIEWS - WHY NOT MAKE A SPINEY SOCK ACCOUNT OF YOUR OWN - THERES PLENTY ALREADY...
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- yorkshire ripper - official part 1 - Tue, 16 Sep 2008 19:10:30 GMT
yorkshire ripper - official part 1
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Keywords: yorkshire ripper - official part 1
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- "FOSS Business Model Broken" — Former OSDL CEO liraz writes "Stuart Cohen, former CEO of Open Source Development Labs, has written an op-ed on BusinessWeek claiming that the traditional open source business model, which relies solely on support and service revenue streams, is failing to meet the expectations of investors. He discusses the 'great paradox' of the FOSS business model, saying: 'For anyone who hasn't been paying attention to the software industry lately, I have some bad news. The open source business model is broken. Open source code is generally great code, not requiring much support. So open source companies that rely on support and service alone are not long for this world.' Cohen goes on to outline the beginnings of a business model that can work for FOSS going forward."
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- Mad Scientist Brings Back Dead With "Deanimation" mattnyc99 writes "Esquire is running a a jaw-dropping profile of MacArthur genius Marc Roth in their annual Best and Brightest roundup, detailing how this gonzo DNA scientist (who also figured out how to diagnose lupus correctly) went from watching his infant daughter die to literally reincarnating animals. Inspired by NOVA and funded by DARPA, Roth has developed a serum for major biotech startup Ikaria that successfully accomplished "suspended animation" — the closest we've ever come to simulating near-death experiences and then coming back to life. From the article: 'We don't know what life is, anyway. Not really. We just know what life does — it burns oxygen. It's a process of combustion. We're all just slow-burning candles, making our way through our allotment of precious O2 until it becomes our toxin, until we burn out, until we get old and die. But we live on 21 percent oxygen, just as we live at 37 degrees. They're related. Decrease the oxygen to 5 percent, we die. But, look, the concentration of oxygen in the blood that runs through our capillaries is only 2 or 3 percent. We're almost dead already! So what if we turn down the candle's need for oxygen? What if we dim the candle so much that we don't even have the energy to die?'" The writer Tom Junod engages in what Hunter Thompson once called "a failed but essentially noble experiment in pure gonzo journalism." If you can suspend your inner critic for a time, it's a fun ride.
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- Study Confirms Mobile Phones Distract Drivers An anonymous reader notes a Reuters report of a study, published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, confirming that Mobile phone calls distract drivers far more than even the chattiest passenger, causing drivers to follow too closely and miss exits. California's ban on using a handheld cell phone while driving, which went into effect last summer, is looking less than fully effective. A handful of other states have instituted similar bans, but none has forbidden driving while talking on a cell phone at all. "Using a hands-free device does not make things better and the researchers believe they know why — passengers act as a second set of eyes, shutting up or sometimes even helping when they see the driver needs to make a maneuver."
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