Posts Tagged computer

Farewell To Empire Strikes Back Director Irvin Kershner –
TCU accepts invitation to join Big East Conference –
The Curious Case of the Backwardly Aging Mouse – ScienceNOW – As we age, many of our cells stop dividing. Our organs, no longer able to rejuvenate themselves, slowly fail. Scientists don't fully understand what triggers this, but many researchers suspect the gradual shrinking of telomeres, the protective DNA caps on the end of chromosomes. A little bit of telomere is lost each time a cell divides, and telomerase, the enzyme that maintains caps, isn't typically active in adult tissues.
Microsoft Altair BASIC legend talks about Linux, CPRM and that very frightening photo – Monte Davidoff
Breakfast Quinoa Porridge –
Printable Organic Body Armor developed after studying Alzheimers plaque –
There Will Be Blood – the G.O.P. isn’t interested in helping the economy as long as a Democrat is in the White House.

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extrinsic | November 7th through November 21st

Nov 21

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These are my links for November 7th through November 21st:

Das Keyboard –
Hyperbole and a Half –
AustinRecruiter.com –
AccessUT – UT students and alumni recruiting – HireTexas
the Experience eRecruiting Network – University of Texas Natural Sciences Career Services eRecruiting
Necropolis of Britannia Manor III (Unknown Cache) in Texas, United States created by LordBritish –
ArduiNIX – Arduino Nixie Tube Kit
Twinkie diet helps nutrition professor lose 27 pounds –
Is Death the End? Experiments Suggest You Create Time –

Tags: arduino, art, article, austin, biology, blog, blogs, british, career, cartoon, cartoons, clock, comedy, comic, comics, computer, death, delicious, diet, electronics, food, garriott, geocache, health, jobs, keyboard, nixie, origin, pc, philosophy, physics, quantum, richard, science, texas, time, tube, twinkie, typing, ultima, ut, utexas, vacuum

extrinsic | August 18th through August 19th

Aug 19

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These are my links for August 18th through August 19th:

Tags: advice, algorithms, antivirus, apple, blogs, c++, career, computer, delicious, development, employment, hiring, intel, interview, interviewing, interviews, job, jobs, mac, mcafee, performance, programmers, programming, puzzle, puzzles, security, steam

extrinsic | August 4th through August 14th

Aug 14

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These are my links for August 4th through August 14th:

PresetsHeaven –
Squidoo –
AppGraphix.com – iPhone/ iPod Touch/ iPad App Icon, Tab Bar Icon, Logo Design
1dl.us – all-in-one webtool
Google Wave RIP – birth to death in what, 2 months? Only the Microsoft Kin can beat that!

Tags: adobe, aggregator, anonymity, app, computer, delicious, design, facebook, freeware, google, graphics, illustration, images, ipad, iphone, kin, lens, lightroom, marketing, microsoft, networking, photography, photos, reference, research, social, utilities, utility, wave, web

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Jan 21

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BBC NEWS | Technology | Nasa investigates virtual space » The US space agency is exploring the possibility of developing a massively multiplayer online (MMO) game.
Library of Congress Taps Web 2.0 for User Photo Expertise » As part of an effort to expand access to its photograph collections and tap the collective knowledge of user-generated content, the Library of Congress Wednesday launched a pilot project with photo-sharing site Flickr to publish some 3,000 photos. – New Y
The Algorithm: Idiom of Modern Science »
GeForce 9600GT Benchmarked Out in the Wild » NVIDIA’s upcoming 9600GT graphics card lives up to the company’s performance claims
Discount Electronics »
LITTER KWITTER » The Original Cat Toilet Training System.
CIA: Hackers Shook Up Power Grids (Updated) | Danger Room from Wired.com » Hackers have tried to extort money from overseas utility companies. At least in one case, the Washington Post reports, the online attackers messed with an electrical grid, disrupting ing power in several cities.
America’s Army game player saves real life » with no previous medical training, except from the game
Rendering Games with Raytracing Will Revolutionize Graphics »
RoboPult » Robot catapult hurls flaming fireballs
Super Nightvision Headset Hack! » turn an old VHS camcorder into a nightvision scope.
‘Darkest ever’ material created » The material was created from carbon nanotubes – sheets of carbon just one atom thick rolled up into cylinders. Researchers say it is the closest thing yet to the ideal black material, which absorbs light perfectly at all angles and over all wavelengths.
Contact lenses with circuits, lights a possible platform for superhuman vision » Engineers at the University of Washington have for the first time used manufacturing techniques at microscopic scales to combine a flexible, biologically safe contact lens with an imprinted electronic circuit and lights.
Chris Oliver’s Weblog : Weblog »
JavaFX »
In-Desk Dock for iPod » Belkin
In-Desk USB Hub » Belkin
Aggression: As Good as Food or Sex? »
Create Quick Linker Widget » Amazon

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