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Edinburgh Napier to launch "ethical hacking" course
By Hollie Hanlan and Kirsty Topping November 27, 2009 Universities across Scotland are to teach students how to circumvent the world’s most secure computer systems. Abertay University in Dundee … more →
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#1 on my Christmas list this year
DrThrottling wrote 3 hours ago: I wonder if Santa knows how good I’ve been this year? Share … more →
Wonderful Medical News!
Chris wrote 4 hours ago: Scientists, not priests, working hard using science, not just praying to the Beard in the Sky, have … more →
Advanced alien life: couch potatoes who can't be bothered
suddenlyfourty wrote 4 hours ago: On the train this morning, I just finished reading the book We need to talk about Kelvin by Marcus C … more →
Did Someone just code up the Rules of Robotics?
2thyme wrote 11 hours ago: Interesting report on the efforts to reduce moral judgments into code. Its a fun fun read just … more →
2012: Awal dari Akhir ataukah Tak Akan Berakhir
Agustina wrote 14 hours ago: Ingatkah Anda tentang Y2K? Isu tersebut datang dan pergi begitu saja karena kurangnya perencanaan da … more →
A commitment to the peoples of the Alliance
amistadphils wrote 16 hours ago: by Anneris Ivette Leyva García WITH the announcement of having taken a priority place on the agenda … more →
Copenhagen winds of change blow through Charlotte
Nheeda Enriquez wrote 1 day ago: flickr photo cred: andjohan I was lucky to catch up with Tracy Russ, a Charlotte-based marketing con … more →
Global Warming and visual representation
Trevor wrote 1 day ago: One of my favorite sites is Informationisbeautiful.net as it blends raw data with aesthetic represen … more →
Apple Gestapo
Nathan Fortner wrote 1 day ago: Yikers. If even half of this stuff is true, Apple must overpay the heck out of their employees just … more →
BT is profitable for BT companies!
Hutom wrote 1 day ago: But is it safe for humans? This news article says that `scientists’ have declared BT brinjal t … more →
EU Drops MS Antitrust Suits
Nathan Fortner wrote 1 day ago: Looks like the European Union has decided to drop anti-trust lawsuits against Microsoft. The deal c … more →
one-child only a solution to climate change?
michael debusk wrote 2 days ago: Back in September, two studies came out–one in the US and one in Britain–proposing that … more →
Was the Indian H-bomb a damp squib?
Hutom wrote 2 days ago: Anil Kakodkar, the former chief of the Atomic Energy Commission of India, was yesterday accused of l … more →
Climate What? Who? Cheerless Foreign Press Coverage of Copenhagen Confusion
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samhenry wrote 2 days ago: The Famous Little Mermaid in the Harbor, Copenhagen, Denmark. Let's ask her about sea levels, sh … more →
First Solar Powered Flight Takes Off
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mediaeitech wrote 3 days ago: A story well worth following surfaces as Swiss pilot Bertrand Piccard makes plans to fly the first s … more →
Assisted Facebook Suicide Anyone?!?
armanmusaji wrote 3 days ago: The ancient act of Seppuku was how a dishonored Samurai could keep his honor by killing himself. Wel … more →
Robots go to war: American insect Terminators
infolution wrote 3 days ago: Robots go to war: American insect Terminators http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hP7FtwEejVI Packs Of Ro … more →
Fast Moving Consumer Goods
ibef wrote 3 days ago: Driven by the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) and apparel segments, the Indian retail market which … more →
I see Paris I see France..
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mediaeitech wrote 4 days ago: The holidays sure are getting close! Our second reccomendation for a fun-filled holiday season is th … more →
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