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| Build a 14.5 watt data center in a shoebox All it takes is a buffalo and some courage
Those supercomputing guys love to build their massive data centers full of hardware and high-end cooling systems. These data smelters consume vast amounts of energy and take up a ton of space. But they make you feel like a real man or at least a real geek, [...] [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.123 |
| TheStreet Takes Stake In Geezeo TheStreet.com (TSCM) invested $1.2 million for a 13% stake in Boston-based Geezeo, which makes money management tools for investors. TheStreet gets an option to buy Geezeo over the next year based o [..] |
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| A Look At Nintendo DS Piracy In Korea [Korea] It's no secret that piracy — especially game piracy — is widespread in South Korean. While there is no data, Gamasutra's Nick Rumas points out that it's evident to anyone with "a pair of eyes." Rumas takes a look at how the R4 is used in Korea, writing: In Korea, [..] |
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| Sarah Lacy takes on Gnomedex
(CNET) CNET - SEATTLE–Since there is significant attendee crossover between the Gnomedex conference here and the South by Southwest (SXSW) festival in Austin, it's safe to say that when Sarah Lacy took the stage Saturday, a lot of the audience had some pretty strong memories of the last time they'd seen her. YahooTechNews [..] |
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| Malicious gossip could cost you your job Landmark ruling brings ‘informant society’ one step closer
A recent landmark ruling by the High Court takes the UK one step closer to becoming an “informant society” along the lines of the former East Germany or Soviet Union.
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| The Protagonist, the Player, and the Game Designer [Game Design] How do a game's designer, player, and protagonist interact? Mike Rubin takes a look at how three parts of a gaming experience interact — especially in terms of interactive fiction games, where many designers plan for responses that don't correlate with how the protagon [..] |
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| Nintendo rolls out Wii games, Sony takes to video
(Reuters) Reuters - Riding the success of its popular
Wii video game console, Nintendo Co Ltd (7974.OS) on Tuesday
unveiled fresh titles for gamers to throw frisbees and rock on,
while rival Sony Corp (6758.T) turned to Hollywood with a new
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.104 |
MySpace Takes A Step Toward Facebook -- Allows App Invites (NWS)  There's been a lot of griping by MySpace application developers about the limits that the social network puts on the "virality" of applications. Namely, users couldn't automatically suggest that their friends add an application they like.
That's no longer the case. MySpace says that within a few weeks, users will be able to send and receive invites.
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The Wink Wink, Nudge Nudge Method, Or, Blogging Is Flirting  Oh blogger, are you a flirt? You should be. Sara Ost from EcoSalon explains more.
Successful blogging takes epic diligence. As a blog grows and brings in new readers, we all want to maintain what we?ve already built. No easy task! This sort of strategy calls for an effective tactic. And that tactic, my friends, is [...] [..] |
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| Don?t Let Emotion Be MIA In Your Content Too many times, bloggers focus on their content without stopping to think about how they’re presenting it. Today Dave Hughes takes a look at creating memorable content by injecting Emotion into it.
The trick is to know how to construct an effective bloggerie (or blog post). Luckily, this doesn’t involve deals with the devil, mystic VooDoo [...] [..] |
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