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Beagle Board - ultra tiny, 2-Watt Linux system

Jason Striegel via Hackszine.com on Tue, 19 Aug. 2008
Hackszine pal Patti Schiendelman tipped me off to the Beagle Board, a spartan little embedded platform, perfect for all things hackable. It's based on the TI OMAP3 processor, which is packaged with 128MB of DDR RAM and 256MB of NAND Fl readmore
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Debunking Myths That Say Linux Won’t Reach the Desktop

possible248 via CodingExperiments.com on Tue, 19 Aug. 2008
Introduction Every couple of weeks, I’ll hear someone or read a blog post that says that Linux will never reach mainstream desktop users. I completely disagree. Of course, saying that I don’t agree and then ending the post here would be foolish, so I will debunk some myths about Linux, and hopefully illustrate why I think that Linux will reach the desktop. readmore
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A Directory of Google Reader Shared Pages?

Ionut Alex Chitu via Google Operating System on Mon, 18 Aug. 2008
Google promotes on the homepage a site called "Power Readers in Politics", which lists the Google Reader shared pages for US political journalists and the campaigns of Barack Obama and John McCain."You can read what they read, and see what's on their minds as they share and discuss news. Each participant has created a reading l readmore
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Tagmarks Makes It Easy to Tag Your Firefox 3 Bookmarks

Adam Pash via Lifehacker: Firefox Extensions on Mon, 18 Aug. 2008
Firefox only (Windows/Mac/Linux): If you like the concept of bookmark tags introduced in Firefox 3 but just can't seem to get into the habit of using them, Firefox extension Tagmarks adds tag images to your awesome bar for quick and easy bo readmore
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Knol's Advanced Search

Ionut Alex Chitu via Google Operating System on Mon, 18 Aug. 2008
Knol has recently added a search toolkit that lets you build advanced queries, a feature that wasn't available readmore
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Top Two Gadget Blogs Leak Dell 'Eee PC Killer'

Mike via The Raw Feed on Mon, 18 Aug. 2008
Gadget blogs Engadget and Gizmodo have leaked info and photos on Dell's secret "ASUS EEE PC KILLER readmore
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museum of drafting technology

lavardera via materialicious on Mon, 18 Aug. 2008
Architect Tom Hardy has created an online exhibit of some of his collection of classic drafting implements. Quite a nostalgic trip for the more senior drafters among us. museum of drafting technology I readmore
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[NEWS] Google: T-Mobile to Offer First Phone With Google Software

(author unknown) via Web2List on Mon, 18 Aug. 2008
T-Mobile will be the first carrier to offer a mobile phone powered by Google’s Android software, according to people briefed on the company’s plans. The phone will be made by HTC, one of the largest... readmore
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new press

Ben via wilsonbrothers.co.uk on Mon, 18 Aug. 2008
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GmailAgenda Puts GCal in Your Gmail

Gina Trapani via Lifehacker: Firefox Extensions on Mon, 18 Aug. 2008
Firefox with Greasemonkey: The GmailAgenda user script puts your Google Calendar's upcoming events on the right hand side of your inbox. This script is pretty straightforward: Once you install GmailAgenda, a panel readmore
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New Glasses Protect Eyes From Computer Strain

Mike via The Raw Feed on Sun, 17 Aug. 2008
San Diego, California, startup Gunnar Optiks unveiled a new line of glasses that inventors claim PROTECT AGAINST EYE FATIGUE called "digital eye fatigue" or "computer vision readmore
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Alpaca!

(author unknown) via honeyee.com ｜Web Magazine「 on Sun, 17 Aug. 2008
Visit to an Alpaca farm. These are beautiful animals - intelligent, curious, calm with very soft and desirable wool. readmore
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Automate File Upload in Google Docs

Ionut Alex Chitu via Google Operating System on Sun, 17 Aug. 2008
Google Docs has an option to upload files from web addresses, but it's not very convenient if you want to load many documents or you want to add a link for uploading a document. Here's the direct link that can be used to open a document from the web in Google Docs:http://docs.google.com/?actio readmore
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becker house, norman jaffe architect

Justin via materialicious on Sun, 17 Aug. 2008
Norman Jaffe, Becker House, Wainscott, New York, 1971 Photo courtesy Sarah Jaffe Turnbull readmore
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Ask Linux.com: Theft recovery, skeleton files, and boot-looping Eees

(author unknown) via Linux.com :: Features on Sun, 17 Aug. 2008
This week in our parade through the wide world of the Linux.com forums, what to do with a stolen-then-recovered laptop, how to rescue an Eee PC netbook stuck in an endless boot loop, and how make Likewise Open and /etc/skel play nice together. Plus, competitive bash scripting, unanswered questions, and a world of bad Olympic puns. readmore
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Paul Mellors: Linux or Vista

(author unknown) via Ubuntu Weblogs on Sun, 17 Aug. 2008
I saw this image here, i hope they don't mind me using it :) Although it does say Ubuntu, you could just have any flavour in there.....suse, fedora readmore
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Scheduling VMWare in Linux

Tim Fehlman via Daily Cup of Tech on Sat, 16 Aug. 2008
I have built a couple of Linux based VMWare servers that are used at work for development. There are often issues with backing up VMWare virtual machines, especially when you need to shut down a VM in order to back it up. readmore
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“I am King” Fragrance by Sean Combs

Luis Ruano via Hypebeast on Sat, 16 Aug. 2008
Following up on the success of his Unforgivable by Sean John campaign, world renowned Sean Combs introduces his newest fragrance. With an emphasis on sophistication, the new scent is strong yet sexy, with readmore
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5 Anti-Linux Sites You Must Follow!

Pavs via LinuxHaxor.net on Sat, 16 Aug. 2008
Wait…what? Ever since I read Jeremy Allison’s blog post about why we need to hear criticisms from people who dislikes Linux, I have been thinking a lot about what he said and readmore
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Intel working on 6-core Sandy Bridge and 8-core Haswell processors?

LiNTEK via LINTEK = Life Is Naturally TE( on Fri, 15 Aug. 2008
While Intel’s Nehalem (Core i7) processors are yet to arrive, there are now rumors that Intel is currently working on new processors code-named “Sandy Bridge” and “Haswell” processors which will be delivered in 2010 an readmore
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