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Blah, Blah! Technology This is me, Wayne, saying thanks to all of the new fans of my Blah, Blah! Technology page here on Facebook. Please, feel free to comment and share what you see. All the best...
Source: www.abc.net.au
The spectra of Earth during the eclipse showed 'biological' molecules to appear strongest in the red part of the spectrum (Source: Gabriel Perez Diaz)
Blah, Blah! Technology A fascinating discussion concerning how we will inevitably have to deal with robots in our every day lives. While I think robots are an inevitably, I also think it's very likely that robots will bring with them an ethical debate as to how we should treat them, given that they will be a life form of some description, which I first wrote about in 2007 ( http://tr.im/qTCq ).
Source: www.physorg.com
(PhysOrg.com) -- "In 1981, a 37-year-old factory worker named Kenji Urada entered a restricted safety zone at a Kawasaki manufacturing plant to perform some maintenance on a robot. In his haste, he failed to completely turn it off. ...
Blah, Blah! Technology Yes, this is a far-fetched concept. But I have to stress that there are some very serious-minded people looking towards the direction of creating living machines. Personally, I think the idea has legs .. so to speak.
Source: www.automotto.org
Project Nomad from Jason Battersby is about the “ultimate driving experience” and the concept is a powerful machine that could very well be an animal.
Source: blogs.discovermagazine.com
Health & Medicine | Scientists have identified the master stem cell that gives rise to the three types of heart cells, possibly opening the door for new methods of pharmaceutical r
Source: www.elated.com
Learn how to use Apache's .htaccess files to protect pages on your site with a username and password.
Blah, Blah! Technology Some of you may recall my thoughts on a proposed rocket racing league ( http://tr.im/2uks ) and how bad an idea that would be. So it's certainly interesting to see that the environmental aspects of motor racing are being championed...
Source: mnn.com
While car racing may not rank high in the echelon of environmentally friendly activities, the sport nevertheless is slowly starting to integrate some green elements.
Blah, Blah! Technology We had a garden pond for years and I never saw anything like this, but to say it's "Extra Terrestrial"? Hmm, that's a stretch. Anyway, don't watch the video if you're about to or have just have eaten...
Source: www.thedenverchannel.com
RALEIGH, N.C. -- A viral Internet video titled "Mystery Life Form in NC Sewer" caught our eye today. It was posted on YouTube early Tuesday and amassed more than one-million views 24 hours later. Wednesday, July 1, 2009.
Source: www.webdesignbooth.com
We had covered open source PHP frameworks before, and now i would like to share 20 open source PHP content management systems that may help web developers shorten the development time.
Blah, Blah! Technology My gadget energy manifesto ( http://ow.ly/g92Y ) from August last year finally begins to take shape as the manufacturers see the sense of having a common phone charger, rather than all having their own proprietary models.
Source: www.zdnetasia.com
Apple and other big phone makers have struck a deal with the European Commission to start selling phones with universal cellphone chargers starting next year.
Blah, Blah! Technology I had a later version of the Walkman, which was actually quite compact and dressed in a stylish matte black finish. There was even a set of equalizers on the front. Fashionable and very hi-tech at the time. Looking back, a load of crap...
Source: news.bbc.co.uk
When the Sony Walkman was launched, 30 years ago this week, is started a revolution in portable music. But how does it compare with its digital successors? The Magazine invited 13-year-old Scott Campbell to swap his iPod for a Walkman for a week.
Blah, Blah! Technology I just get the feeling that neither Microsoft nor Sony have been paying attention to Apple. Microsoft decried the iPhone and all but wrote it off. Now their own Zune is all but dead. Sony have totally lost their way and are now chasing Apple's lead...
Source: www.reuters.com
TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp is considering developing a cellphone-game gear hybrid in a bid to better compete with Apple Inc's highly popular iPod and iPhone, the Nikkei business daily said on Saturday. The
Blah, Blah! Technology Amazing photographs taken from space of this amazing planet we call Earth...
Source: www.boston.com
Earlier this week, NASA released an amazing photograph of an eruption of Sarychev Peak Volcano, taken by astronauts aboard the orbiting International Space Station (ISS). Seeing that great photo prompted me to dig into the archives and see what other imagery I could find from recent NASA archives. ....
Source: www.livescience.com
For the first time, scientists have captured an image of a memory being made at the cellular level.
Source: www.wired.com
Gamma-ray bursts are the most massive explosions in the universe since the Big Bang, and yet scientists still know relatively little about them. Dark
Source: www.blahblahtech.com
Immortality. To live indefinitely. A dream for some, while a kind of hell for others. Death is a biological mechanism. ...
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Instead of ‘Googling’ for something, we find stuff being sent to us as emails from friends, in our profiles, in a friends’ lists of favourites, or any number of user-generated websites, ‘blogs, RSS feeds, Social Networks and Social Media portals.
While we’re busying ourselves voting and commenting on this stuff, we’re not using Google’s search algorithm, and we’re not clicking on Sponsored Links, either.
Source: www.marketingpilgrim.com
Seeing the hard numbers of how social media search queries on sites like Facebook has gained in popularity is not ...
Source: www.readwriteweb.com
Everyone's Robert Scoble's favorite real-time microblogging service, FriendFeed, is now allowing users to post and download many kinds of files through their site. Sadly, video files are not ...
Source: www.blahblahtech.com
When we think of moderated comments, the specter of censorship seems inevitable. But is censorship such a bad thing? The ...
Blah, Blah! Technology Abundant natural guess, infused into super dense ice deposits. Could this give fossil fuels a new lease of life?
Source: www.newscientist.com
Methane trapped in sub-marine ice and permafrost could possibly fuel the world for hundreds of years – but there's an explosive snag
Source: www.alphagalileo.org
An enormous plume of water spurts in giant jets from the south pole of Saturn's moon Enceladus. In a report published in the international science journal Nature today (25 June), European researchers provide evidence that this magnificent plume is fed by a salty ocean. ...
Blah, Blah! Technology When social media goes hideously wrong .. and becomes laugh-out-loud funny, all at the same time...
Source: www.badidea.co.uk
Skittles tried to get down with the kids by using Twitter for a viral ad campaign; unfortunately it's turned into seeing who can say curse words the most.
Blah, Blah! Technology I never saw that feature as a Built-to-Order option when I ordered mine! I bet it's only available in the US. Damn.