links for 2006-10-17
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Nerds with binoculars bust the CIA’s torture taxis
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Google Inc. is converting its renowned headquarters to run partly on solar power, hoping to set an example for corporate America.
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Steve Jobs can make sharing earwax sound sexy. Ballmer can make a digital file transfer sound like something you’d need to clean up after.
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Sun Microsystems has developed a novel “data center in a box” in an effort to transform the fundamental economics of corporate computing.
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The Wind Shaped Pavilion is a design proposal for a large fabric structure where the wind slowly and randomly rotates each of the six segments around a central open support frame.
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Users of online worlds such as Second Life and World of Warcraft transact millions of dollars worth of virtual goods and services every day, and these virtual economies are beginning to draw the attention of real-world authorities.
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Tom Kelly’s house in northern Oregon is the first single-family home in the West to be certified by the United States Green Building Council.
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Nerds with binoculars bust the CIA’s torture taxis
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Google Inc. is converting its renowned headquarters to run partly on solar power, hoping to set an example for corporate America.
-
Steve Jobs can make sharing earwax sound sexy. Ballmer can make a digital file transfer sound like something you’d need to clean up after.
-
Sun Microsystems has developed a novel “data center in a box” in an effort to transform the fundamental economics of corporate computing.
-
The Wind Shaped Pavilion is a design proposal for a large fabric structure where the wind slowly and randomly rotates each of the six segments around a central open support frame.
-
Users of online worlds such as Second Life and World of Warcraft transact millions of dollars worth of virtual goods and services every day, and these virtual economies are beginning to draw the attention of real-world authorities.
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Tom Kelly’s house in northern Oregon is the first single-family home in the West to be certified by the United States Green Building Council.