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Stanford's Authoritative Alternative To Wikipedia
(2010/9/8 4:40:57)
eldavojohn writes "For decades, Stanford has been working on a different kind of Wikipedia. It might even be considered closer to a peer-reviewed journal,
since you have get submissions past a 120 person group of leading philosophers around the world ...
White House Correspondent Tweets His Heart Attack
(2010/9/8 4:23:52)
Tommy Christopher, who writes for mediate.com, has reporting in his blood, so much so that he livetweeted every part of his recent heart attack. "I gotta
be me. Livetweeting my heart attack. Beat that!" and "This is not like the movies. Most deadpan ...
Sony Releases PS3 Firmware Update To Fight Jailbreaks
(2010/9/8 4:07:21)
RyuuzakiTetsuya writes "Destructoid is reporting that the 3.42 firmware has been released for the PlayStation 3, and it has fixed the USB vulnerability
that allows the PSJailbreak exploit to work." Sony's brief announcement of the update refers only ...
Robot Snake Can Climb Trees
(2010/9/8 3:17:28)
kkleiner writes "The latest in a line of 'modsnakes' from Carnegie Mellon's Biorobotics Lab, Uncle Sam can move in a variety of different
ways, including rolling, wiggling, and side-winding. It can also wrap itself around a pole and climb vertically, ...
NSA Director Says the US Must Secure the Internet
(2010/9/8 2:35:09)
Trailrunner7 writes "The United States has a responsibility to take a leadership role in securing the Internet against both internal and external
attackers, a duty that the federal government takes very seriously, the country's top military cybersecu ...
Researchers Say Happiness Costs $75k
(2010/9/8 1:52:32)
SpuriousLogic writes "Does happiness rise with income? In one of the more scientific attempts to answer that question, researchers from Princeton have put
a price on happiness. It's about $75,000 in income a year. They found that not having enough mo ...
The Gaping Holes In the UAE's Net Firewall
(2010/9/8 1:18:38)
Barence writes "The United Arab Emirates has its own Chinese-style firewall to weed out pornography and other 'unsavory' content. But as PC
Pro's correspondent has found out, the firewall has more than a few holes in it. ISP helplines routinely sugge ...
NYT Password Security Discussion Overlooks Universal Logins
(2010/9/8 1:18:38)
A recent NYT piece explores the never-ending quest for password-based security, to which reader climenole responds with a snippet from ReadWriteWeb that argues
it's time to think more seriously about life beyond passwords, at least beyond keeping a l ...
Separating Hope From Hype In Quantum Computing
(2010/9/7 23:34:37)
pgptag writes "This talk by Dr. Suzanne Gilbert (video) explains why quantum computers are useful, and also dispels some of the myths about what they can
and cannot do. It addresses some of the practical ways in which we can build quantum computers a ...
Behind the Scenes and Inside Workings of a CERT
(2010/9/7 22:51:44)
An anonymous reader writes "Ireland's Computer Emergency Response Team differs from what you can find in most other countries, since it's not
government-backed and relies mainly on the good will of several security professionals. In this interview, t ...
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