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Google has so much power to throw at prob­lems, do nor­mal prob­lems even bother Google?

“And it shows one of the over­whelm­ing strengths of sci­ence: it shows that sci­ence is not a pile of facts. It’s a grow­ing, almost liv­ing series of ideas, and that it’s self-consistent. One field of sci­ence is con­nected to every other field, and they all hang together. In a very real sense, sci­ence is a tapes­try, a woven and inter­con­nected series of ideas… just like the Uni­verse itself is.”

Thanks Google overlords.

A cabby’s belief that the real rea­son reli­gion is fal­ter­ing a loss of moral author­ity. Really good point.

Use con­di­tional com­ments to bet­ter tar­get your css for IE.

“This is incred­i­ble: For the first time, ever, astronomers have cap­tured an opti­cal image of a planet orbit­ing a star like our own.
And that’s not all: we also have a sec­ond pic­ture show­ing TWO plan­ets orbit­ing a sec­ond star!”

Great news.

When did Nige­ria have a satellite.

Uhh no just dou­bling the Peace Corp not exactly the Gestapo.

Is this coun­try ever going to be stable?

Smart idea for Dell.

“Put sim­ply, Catholic vot­ers, just like the rest of Amer­ica, want gov­ern­ment to focus on solv­ing prob­lems for Amer­i­can fam­i­lies, such as increas­ing access to afford­able health care and help­ing chil­dren stay healthy and safe and not become par­ents before they are ready.”

$5.3 Bil­lion was spent on this round of elections.

Mehh, I don’t see much of an improve­ment beyond con­ve­nience which is low.

You can copy a key from a photograph.

Schwartz talks about what brought Sun to pro­vide the option when Java installs to include Microsoft software.

Equal­ity com­par­i­son: One way for prim­i­tives, Four ways for objects

What are some usabil­ity mis­takes even experts make.

Bush calls for reg­u­la­tion that works for a 21^st cen­tury economy.

Texas is adding backup power to it’s grid.

Looks like noth­ing is going to be done with regards to the auto­mo­tive com­pa­nies till post Jan. 20.

“The CIA says Osama Bin Laden is iso­lated from the day-to-day oper­a­tions of al-Qaeda, but that the organ­i­sa­tion is still the great­est threat to the US.”

This is awe­some, just fill up your ISP’s logs with a bunch of junk data.

Do you Twit­ter too much?

Yep, we need a reli­able source of energy if we try to com­pletely replace our elec­tric­ity gen­er­a­tion with solar and wind.

No way Apple is build­ing a search engine, but mak­ing a bet­ter user inter­face, prob­a­bly. I’ll be watch­ing and see what they come up with.