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7 Totally Unique Flickr Search Tools
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Sometimes it’s simply overwhelming how many gorgeous photos there are on Flickr (Flickr reviews) - sifting through them to find a picture to use on your blog or to just admire can be a chore. Luckily for us however, Flickr has an API, meaning that some creative developers have built alternative Flickr search engines.

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Linux Market Share Passes 2%!!
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W3Counter.com just releasted their april market share stats and linux passed 2.16% for the first time ever.

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11 Tiny and Useful Free Menubar Applications for Mac
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Not every application needs to always shows itself to be functional. Some just do their job quietly in the background while some hide themselves until they are needed. This is the perfect explanation of what menubar application do.

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Four Ways Ruby on Rails Can Help You
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Ruby on Rails, an open source web development framework, has revolutionized the way we create web applications. In this article, we discuss some of the ways Rails can help you in rapidly building fully-featured web-based applications.

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Is there only one internet?
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Probably - for now. The internet is a disparate mix of interconnected computers, many of them on large networks run by universities, businesses and so on. What unites this network of networks are the communication languages known as the Transmission Control Protocol and the Internet Protocol, collectively TCP/IP.

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Ubuntu 9.04 and Intel graphics
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For Linux users who don't need absolute top-notch 3D performance, Intel is considered the preferred graphics solution, not least because the company develops its drivers as open source within the framework of the X.org project. However Intel’s drivers are currently in a state of some disarray.

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Linux : Solving The ext3 Latency Problem.
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One might think that the ext3 filesystem, by virtue of being standard on almost all installed Linux systems for some years now, would be reasonably well tuned for performance. Recent events have shown, though, that some performance problems remain in ext3, especially in places where the fsync() system call is used.

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Why I Left Microsoft for Google
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An invention that could change the internet for ever - News
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I certainly hope the next generation of internet search requires less work on my behalf (ala Google).

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A Silver Ooze That Could Shrink the iPod
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Bill Watkins, the former chief executive of Seagate, is now at a start-up that is trying to shrink the stack of memory chips inside mobile devices.

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Mobile net reaching more people
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From checking e-mails to status updating on social networking sites, more people are going online while on the move.

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Wikipedia Founder Slams Wikipedia Art
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Calls artists 'trolls'

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What Disney-Hulu Means for Apple
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The growing popularity of free video-viewing site Hulu could test the viability of Apple's pay-as-you-go iTunes download business.

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Trent Reznor rips Apple, says WinMo sucks balls
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Hey Mr. Jobs, if you're listening... Trent may not be Bob Dylan, but he is the voice of the digital music generation.

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Why text messages are limited to 160 characters
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Alone in a room in his home in Bonn, Germany, Friedhelm Hillebrand sat at his typewriter, tapping out random sentences and questions on a sheet of paper. As he went along, Hillebrand counted the number of letters, numbers, punctuation marks and spaces on the page. Each blurb ran on for a line or two and nearly always clocked in under 160 characters

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The F.B.I. is Following You (on Twitter) and Responding
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Obviously, someone in the FBI Press Office is tracking references to the agency on Twitter and has the authority to respond.

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Five Best Free Data Recovery Tools
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The best way to recover from unexpected data loss is to be properly prepared. With one of the following tools on hand, you'll always be ready to save your data from the Reaper.

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Exposed: the great password scandal | News | TechRadar UK
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Exposed: the great password scandal How some sites are taking a cavalier attitude to your security : TechRadar UK

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Myst hits the App Store, better make room it’s over 700MB
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The classic adventure game Myst ($5.99) has arrived in the App Store, now playable on the iPhone and iPod touch.But don’t get too excited just yet, you’ll need some patience, Myst for the iPhone is over 700MB! And due to the way iPhones install apps, you’ll need at least 1.5GB of free space on your iDevice to successfully install.

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Big-screen Kindle coming from Amazon this week
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Go ahead and grab the salt shaker, 'cause this one's nowhere near carved in stone... or is it? A breaking report from The New York Times has it that Amazon will introduce a larger version of its Kindle e-reader "as early as this week," one that's tailored for "displaying newspapers, magazines and perhaps textbooks."

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