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Doug Vitale dugg a story on Digg 2 days ago
| Why Cisco's New Router Could Be Trouble For Hollywood When technology leaps ahead of business models, it's often bad for profits. Cisco's new router poses just such a threat to the titans of movie making. more » |
Doug Vitale dugg a story on Digg Mar 8, 2010
| Thousands of bodies are already cryonically frozen, waiting for faster computers and medical advances that will undo their cause of death. more » |
Doug Vitale dugg a story on Digg Mar 4, 2010
| Why Shady Deeds Are More Likely to Happen in the Dark Darkness encourages dishonest behavior, psychologists in a new study say, and it's not just because they are less likely to get caught at night. more » |
Doug Vitale dugg a story on Digg Mar 4, 2010
Has Human Culture Replaced Biological Evolution? DVD-1081-2_300x375Now, after some three billion years, the Darwinian era is over. The epoch of species competition came to an end about 10 thousand years ago when a single species, Homo sapiens, began to dominate and reorganize the planet. Since that time, cultural evolution has replaced biological... more » |
Doug Vitale dugg a story on Digg Feb 23, 2010
Invisible Extraterrestrials Could Be Staring You In The Face The intriguing remark was made by Lord Martin Rees, one of the world's leading cosmologist and astrophysicist. Rees, who last month hosted the National Science Academy’s first conference on the possibility of alien life, said he believes the existence of extra terrestrial life may be beyond human... more » |
Doug Vitale dugg a story on Digg Feb 23, 2010
| Case closed: why most of USA lacks 100Mbps 'Net connections The FCC is calling for 100Mbps broadband in 100 million homes by 2020—but tech leaders called for this same policy way back in 2002. What went wrong? Ars takes a look at the United States' access policies, which have become distinctly less open over the last decade. more » |
