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| Muxtape forced to dump original model; prepares for relaunch Talk about great reads. Muxtape founder Justin Ouellette finally let the cat out of the bag today and published a lengthy report of his recent trials and tribulations. For outsiders looking in, reading about dealings with the unmitigated disaster that is the music industry is like a guilty pleasure. Rage seems to build with each [...] [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 3.379 |
| Rumor: New Batch of Halo 3 Achievements Coming [Rumor] Details on a new batch of Halo 3 Achievements, rumored to have been included in the Halo 3 "Mythic" build on hand at PAX 08, have emerged via the Ascendant Justice forums. With 30 Achievements in all for a total of 750 [..] |
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| Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 3.375 |
| Texans Build World’s Most Powerful Laser Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have built the world’s most powerful laser, a machine that produces one million billion watts of power for a tiny fraction of a second.
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| ProBlogger Blog Tips | Relevance: 3.374 |
Do Your Visitor Numbers Look Like This?  “Darren, I have been blogging for 6 months and have tried to build traffic through social media, networking and buying reviews. I have attached a screen capture of the last 2 months of traffic (above) where you will see I have some good days in traffic, but it always flat lines days later.
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| ProBlogger Blog Tips | Relevance: 3.363 |
How to Be an Interesting Blogger  One of the keys to building a successful blog is to build something that is ‘interesting’.
But how does one BE interesting?
It’s probably a topic that deserve someone smarter than me to explore but it strikes me that one element of being an interesting blogger (or an interesting person for that matter) is that they are [...] [..] |
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| The Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 3.361 |
New iPhone firmware allows you to save web images  It’s the little things that count, right? In addition to information pointing to support for a 3G chipset, a few clever souls have uncovered some interesting new features in the newest developer build of the iPhone software. The most recent version of iPhone firmware 2.0 includes a feature that allows users to easily download and [...] [..] |
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| Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 3.356 |
| The Pylofon Moritz sent in his latest project called the “Pylofon”. It’s a wireless robotic xylophone that can be controlled via the Internet, a cell phone, or a Wiimote.
We build it in two nights at Easter 2008, using 2 Graupner Servos, a 99c-xylophone, a cardboard-box, an Asus WL500gP-wlan-router with OpenWRT Kamikaze and Python 2.5, SSH, a Pololu [...] [..] |
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| Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 3.350 |
A simple digital thermometer  Simple may be a relative term for this project. It takes some soldering skill and electronics knowledge to make this thermometer. Everything about this build is well documented, and it really is a good place to start learning about I2C communications and electronics.
This thermometer can be used as a standalone thermometer with LCD display or [...] [..] |
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| Time to dismount the hamster security wheel of pain Quit patching, build a library
Enterprises are spending a huge amount of effort scanning for vulnerabilities that they already know are in their applications. Here’s a little secret: there’s no point in scanning if you haven’t at least tried to put in a basic set of defenses. You already know you’re vulnerable.
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| Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 3.349 |
| Bob Lutz Drives the Volt, Calls it ‘Electrifying’ Bad pun aside, General Motors is serious about building the Volt. The board’s allocated the money to put the range-extended electric vehicle in showrooms by the end of 2010, and the technology’s largely dialed in. The only questions left are how many GM will build and how much they’ll cost.
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| Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 3.349 |
| The Time Harp The Time Harp is a stringed musical instrument by Larnie Fox. It uses motion sensors to trigger what appears to be rotating plastic lids to vibrate the strings. I’m not too sure how close I would get with all that exposed wire!
View a Flickr photo set of the build.
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| Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog | Relevance: 3.336 |
| The cloud's not-so-silver lining At Business Week, Sarah Lacy has a good article on the daunting challenges that software-as-a-service companies face as they try to build vibrant, profitable businesses. Some traditional software powerhouses, like SAP, are spending a lot to develop web versions of their applications, but they have little to show for the investments so far. Pursuing two radically different business models simultane [..] |
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| Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 3.335 |
Japanese style scooter modding  We posted about the Japanese scooter scene last week. If it made you interested in modding your own scooter, then this might be a good place for inspiration. The website is in Japanese, and the Google translation isn’t the best, but it is a great series of pictures of the build process. Did I mention [...] [..] |
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