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LONDON (AFP) - London's iconic red buses could be plastered with the slogan "There's probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life," in an atheist advertising campaign responding to a set of Christian ads.
in Quirky
via Yahoo! Canada @ 19:12 28th Oct
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The Bank of England's latest half-yearly finan- cial stability report, published overnight,probably needs a new title. For, after the most profound financial crisis in living memory, if not in all time, the prevailing expectation is of more instability to come. Until order and calm are restored, and no-one knows when that might be, it should perhaps be renamed the (in)stability report.
in Banking
via Glasgow Herald @ 21:53 27th Oct
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You have probably seen many web sites with windows that seem to appear out of nowhere on the screen. Often if you just mouse over something, a custom window will pop-up near the mouse-over position of your screen pointer. This is done with an HTML tag called probably seen animations and images within HTML pages that seem to appear and hover over the whole page; that also is done with this
in Webmaster Tips
via HTML Goodies @ 21:12 11th Nov
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Just saw that HTC Touch HD - probably one of the most fascinating Windows Mobile devices today - is one of the 3 manliest gadgets of 2008. What’s a manliest gadget? I guess it has to be big, fast, great looking, probably not something that looks like HTC Touch Diamond… but according [...]
in Mobile Technology
via Mobility Site @ 0:12 29th Nov
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I am not a very sophisticated mobile phone user. I don't use most of the bells and whistles on my phone, probably because I don't know what they even are. But just because I'm an idiot about USING mobile phones doesn't mean I don't understand the emerging mobile market, to which I have been paying a lot of attention of late. And why not? As personal computers fade from what Al Mandel called "ubiquity to invisibility," something has to take over. And everyone I respect thinks the new dominant platform will be mobile. So it's my job to tell you, then, that Windows Mobile is probably doomed.
in Mobile Technology
via PBS @ 1:16 25th Oct
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MELBOURNE: Ricky Ponting has ranked the ‘over-rate controversy’ there as his toughest time in cricket along with last summer’s Sydney fiasco. At the launch of his book in Sydney, Ponting said: "(Sydney) was probably the most difficult time I’ve had to deal with as an Australian captain and an Australian player and I’m probably confronting the other one right at the moment," said Ponting.
in Cricket
via Times of India @ 17:22 13th Nov
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Icon Smolt is a opt-in hardware profiler developed by Fedora Project and now adopted by OpenSUSE and in consideration by Ubuntu as well. While originally developed for understanding commonly used hardware, InternetNews looks at the potential for Smolt to be a tool to count Linux users. "Smolt could also potentially be a tool for counting the total number of users for a given platform, though that's not its ideal use case. The Linux Foundation's Ts'o noted that Smolt probably wound not be that great for counting Linux users as a whole. Fedora's Frields agreed, noting that Smolt is probably not as good for counting users as it is for counting proportional use of hardware across the user base. 'We prefer to count users with other methods, which we document on our wiki openly and transparently,' Frields said.
in Developer
via OSNews @ 22:24 8th Nov
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"A wise man once said to me: "Mike, " he said; "If you always remember to keep your mind focused and follow the simple and logical path of progression in every area of your life, you will accomplish many great things." As I pondered his words, he added the following punctuation, which has since become a part of the definition of "me." He added: "Of course, you'll eventually die with the realization that you missed out on 99% of your life and you'll most probably be miserable and bored at the end of both the literal and figurative day. Well before you reach your expiration date your milk will have already turned into cottage cheese. Leave me now and go do something either irrational, contrary or both, but just go. And have fun!" He was probably the most upbeat nihilist I've ever met ;)"
in Linux
via Linux Today @ 8:22 20th Nov
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Many voters who say they haven't decided between the two presidential candidates actually have decided. They just don't know it, finds a new study.
in General Science
via LiveScience.com @ 13:12 30th Oct
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The Phoenix robot lander, situated in the arctic dune seas of Mars, has ceased communicating and NASA does not expect to hear from it again. The onset of autumn in the chilly polar plains of the Red Planet has, as was expected, meant that the probe's solar panels can no longer supply sufficient power to keep it running.
in Space Science
via The Register @ 5:56 11th Nov
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in Computer Games
via PC Magazine @ 19:59 25th Nov
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Some interesting news this week on the smart phone front: First, AT&T and Sony Ericsson announced that its Xperia X1 device will go on sale in the U.S. the day after Thanksgiving. The $800 (yes, not a typo) device will be a likely tough sell, because it will be sold exclusively at AT&T, which, by the way, already sells the iPhone (and at a much lower rate). Why is the price tag so high? Because the device is unlocked, so in theory you could buy an X1 and then take it to another carrier and run it on their network. There's just a teensy small problem, though: The X1 runs on the GSM network, so the only other carrier in the U.S. that you could run to is T-Mobile, and it just so happens that the X1 can't run on the frequencies that T-Mobile's 3G network uses here.
in Handhelds
via NetworkWorld @ 14:53 13th Nov
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in Computer Games
via Prague Post @ 15:10 31st Oct
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Probably the most famous British TV show on motors is coming to mobile; of course we are talking about none other than Top Gear which is coming to mobile via way of the mobile game.
in Mobile Technology
via Phones Review @ 18:04 29th Nov
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Probably better known as the Bond phone, the Sony Ericsson C902 Cyber-shot is now available to buy at Sony Style and authorised dealers will gain the Sony Ericsson C902 Cyber-shot quite soon as well.
in Mobile Technology
via Phones Review @ 17:28 7th Nov
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We probably shouldn't be surprised, but we can at least say we're impressed by the speed with which a band of merry phone hackers have cracked open the latest iPhone firmware.
in Handhelds
via TechRadar.com @ 4:53 25th Nov
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HANNspree--probably best known for its oddball LCD TV designs--has decided it's no longer satisfied being in just the TV and monitor markets and Monday announced the availability of two digital picture frames.
in Photography
via CNET News.com @ 2:03 25th Nov
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I probably shouldn’t write this blog entry while I’m in a bad mood, however, I’ve been told that people think that my blog entries are better when I’m a bit overly emotional - which is, pretty much, all of the time. However, I prefer to write when my emotions are on the positive side, which is typically not a problem.
in Blog Watch
via SailWorld.com @ 8:18 17th Nov
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Apple probably isn't looking to challenge the two top search engines in the world with an add-on to its Safari browser.
in Search Engines
via CNET News.com @ 15:14 13th Nov
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You probably rely on the services on your own private network -- wikis, mail servers, Web sites, and other applications you've installed. What happens when you have to leave the friendly confines of your network? With minimum exposure and few simple tools, you can get all of the comforts of home anywhere you can find an Internet connection.
in Linux
via Linux.com @ 22:36 11th Nov
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Blogs probably show the least conclusive representation of candidate support, because there is no way to assess whether such mentions reflect a preponderance of positive or negative evaluations of the candidates.
in Blog Watch
via Tech World Australia @ 23:32 27th Oct
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Blogs probably show the least conclusive representation of candidate support, because there is no way to assess whether such mentions reflect a preponderance of positive or negative evaluations of the candidates.
in Blog Watch
via Computerworld Australia @ 23:32 27th Oct
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