I didn’t see a way to unfollow people from here, sadly. It is, though, very nice to be able to see your entire Twitter society on one page.
It’s good for giving you a picture of your Twitter politeness, but functionality is limited. It displays only user icons, not names, until you mouse over them, so [...]
I can personally confirm this experience, after I discovered a fairly significant flaw in a number of commercial
Firefox toolbars back in 2007. While Mozilla and Yahoo replied to my initial e-mail within a day or so and kept the lines of communication open, Google repeatedly stonewalled me, and I didn’t hear anything from them for [...]
EA, take note. Yes, Spore is destined to be a blockbuster as The Sims was before it. But if you try to take too heavy a hand on protection initially, you’re almost certainly going to scare off would-be customers.
Even Microsoft gets this. Sure, it fights piracy, but Microsoft takes a surprisingly light hand to piracy [...]
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Of course, as in real baseball, successfully pulling off trades is tricky business. And that’s one of the areas where Beane’s expertise came into play: helping the game’s designers build in an appropriate level of difficulty for achieving things like trades. Otherwise, it would all be too easy.
Throughout the game, players will encounter [...]
Kardia Health Systems, a company that was formed to commercialize the Echocardiography Information Management System from the Mayo Clinic, will launch an online reporting system for vascular laboratories this weekend. The Web-based platform will allow doctors to communicate with patients and other practitioners over the Web detailing a patient’s vascular information and past procedures. The [...]
Check out our slideshow for more details and a look at 15 or so of the vehicles.
But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t tinker around with notions of how astronauts in the not-too-distant future might get around the Sea of Tranquility or some other lunar destination. That’s part of the driving force behind NASA’s Great Moonbuggy [...]
Investors remained skittish despite the central banks cutting interest rates. There were hopes that the cuts would instill confidence in consumers and businesses to prompt spending and jump-start the economy.
Apple gained 6.42 percent to finish the day at $89.79 a share, while chip giant Intel rose 4.17 percent to close at $16.25 a share.
Tech stocks and the broader markets received a mild case of whiplash Wednesday, as rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and
Iberdrola takes the plunge with wave power.
A sampling of
green-tech news with quick commentary.
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First U.S. carbon auction results to come out Monday–Reuters
The U.S dips its toes into carbon emissions trading with the Northeast RGGI regime.
Pelamis starts Portugal wave-power farm–Cleantech Group
A Pelamis wave-power machine, if you recall, was part of Google’s floating data center patent.
Top 10 green-tech venture fundings of 2008 (so far)–
