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PHP and Memcached: The State of Things
Re:$1,000 Personal Genome Coming: Are We Ready?
on Friday April 30, 2010 @08:32AM (#1307960)
The benefits are huge of the knowledge learned with knowing your genome. My fear is that it takes us one step closer to the society in Gattaca. I envision that it will start in the sports world where athlete's genomes will be used to determine their athletic potential. Its amazing that the cost is so low, but I can't help but ponder the possible negatives.
Sliding Labels Plugin
Native Device Apps vs. Web-based Apps
http://www.slideshare.net/csskarma/native-device-vs-mobile-web-applications-3553486
A clear and concise presentation on native device apps vs. web-based apps.
Re:UK Government: Climate change scientists broke the law hiding data
on Thursday January 28, 2010 @10:11AM (#1083951)
Now, its clear what you were getting at with the reference to the swine flu. As far as carbon tax, its good and bad. Good that it will supposedly encourage competitiveness. Bad that most companies will just move to a state or country that doesn't have the tax.
Re:UK Government: Climate change scientists broke the law hiding data
on Thursday January 28, 2010 @09:51AM (#1083902)
What's clear that this tampering should not be fodder for a flippant response about being the "new swine flu". If we can't trust scientist to do their job without "fudging" the numbers, then who are we to trust? I want my tax money going to more research, but now I am not so sure and thats the real tragedy.