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Thinkism and the Singularity

(http://www.kk.org) - scanned by: Mielle Sullivan over 4 years ago

Kevin Kelly's thoughts on why the singularity won't happen in our lifetime. Very good read. More>>>

Type: Prediction | Also: Technology, Computers, Singularity |

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Cloud computing is a trap, warns GNU founder

(http://www.guardian.co.uk) - scanned by: FutureFly over 4 years ago

Web-based programs like Google's Gmail will force people to buy into locked, proprietary systems that will cost more and more over time, according to the free software campaigner More>>>

Type: Landscape | Also: Technology, Social Media, Computers |

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New Nanoscale Process Will Help Computers Run F...

(http://www.sciencedaily.com) - scanned by: jmancuso over 4 years ago

Smaller. Faster. More efficient. These are the qualities that drive science and industry to create new nanoscale structures that will help to speed up computers More>>>

Type: Research | Also: Computers |

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Free Portable USB Flash Pen Drive Applications

(http://www.pendriveapps.com) - scanned by: obsolescence over 4 years ago

A handy little site for USB drive applications. More>>>

Type: Product | Also: Computers |

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'Cognitive radios' to improve wireless devices

(http://www.itnews.com.au) - scanned by: Fishka over 4 years ago

Researchers are developing intelligent "cognitve radios" that use software to sense their surroundings and adjust their mode of operation accordingly. (via KurzweilAI.net) More>>>

Type: Research | Also: Technology, Computers |

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Using AI to find biomarkers related to aging an...

(http://ouroboros.wordpress.com) - scanned by: mycophage over 4 years ago

Calorie restriction extends lifespan in many species, but the mechanisms are incompletely understood A new study uses an artificial intelligence to identify the critical genes that distinguish the calorie restricted state from the normal state of ... More>>>

Type: Discovery | Also: Technology, Aging, Computers |

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Binary - it's digitalicious!

(http://nickciske.com) - scanned by: Mielle Sullivan over 4 years ago

Ever wondered what the binary code for a phrase, word or saying is? This site will tell you. More>>>

Type: Other | Also: Computers |

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Virtual Breadboard: A software simulator

(http://www.virtualbreadboard.com) - scanned by: Mielle Sullivan over 4 years ago

VirtualBreadboard (VBB) is for designing and testing embedded software in high-level interactive circuit simulations and rapidly prototyping hardware from those designs More>>>

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Massive $208 million petascale computer gets gr...

(http://www.thepriceofrice.com) - scanned by: AJ0111 over 4 years ago

The 200,000 processor core system known as Blue Waters got the green light recently as the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and its National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) said it has finalized the contract with IBM to bui... More>>>

Type: Research | Also: Computers |

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Robot builders seek a little help from sci-fi

(http://technology.newscientist.com) - scanned by: AJ0111 over 4 years ago

"Most people have never seen a robot before," Smart told New Scientist. "Their experiences – such as they are – all come from movies or literature." More>>>

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Getting to grips with Linux

(http://news.bbc.co.uk) - scanned by: martymcfly over 4 years ago

Why switching to Linux is scary, but more people are doing it because Vista is sucking wind. More>>>

Type: News | Also: Computers |

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China has a 230 teraflop supercomputer

(http://nextbigfuture.com) - scanned by: AJ0111 over 4 years ago

China has launched a supercomputer based on homegrown server standards that, at its peak, can make 230 trillion per second. More>>>

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Free Portable USB Flash Pen Drive Applications

'Cognitive radios' to improve wireless devices

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Binary - it's digitalicious!

Virtual Breadboard: A software simulator

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Robot builders seek a little help from sci-fi

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China has a 230 teraflop supercomputer