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Extending the placebo analogy
Today's belaboring the obvious study comes from MIT, where 82 patients "proved" that a placebo priced at $2.50 per pill does a better job than the same pill priced at ...
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AOL puts OpenAIM on Aggro license
My English friends have a term for it -- aggro. As in aggravating. That's the best way to describe the Open AIM developer program announced yesterday by AOL. Sure it's ...
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MacBook Air: An ideal hybrid bag
MacBook Air fans: what kind of bag are you using these days? Some big, honkin' full-size bag with lots of padding? Backpack? Messenger bag? Just a sleeve? Previously I reported ...
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It's Microsoft's turn: With hardware makers thinking greener, pressure is on for the software giant
In case you didn't catch this on the news portion of the ZDNet site, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer actually had some things to say in Germany this week about the ...
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Gosling: Blu-ray victory to spur Java creativity
So-called father of Java hopes that JavaFX will enable a Blu-ray graphical user experience beyond playing high-definition DVDs. "Father of Java" James Gosling says he sees Blu-ray's victory over HD ...
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IE 8 activity providers and the big sales pitch
Installing IE 8 really brings home the bundling prowess of Microsoft. How many Windows Live Spaces, Encarta and Hotmail users signed up due to some bundle from the Microsoft giant? ...
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IE 8 to add malware blocking
Amid all the hubbub about the first beta of IE 8 the security features haven't gotten a lot of attention. Part of the problem is that Microsoft hasn't disclosed a ...
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70% of users research everyday grocery products online
70% of users use the Internet to research everyday grocery products. 47% deem branded e-newsletters as their preferred channel of communication for this type of information, followed by branded consumer ...
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What 2.484564472E24 means for internet security
There are, it seems to me, only three kinds of cryptology systems known: there are the magic hand wave methods - like DES - which attempt to disguise the information ...
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From two to three GPUs with CrossfireX Quad
There was a reason that I was excited about AMD/ATi releasing the Catalyst 8.3 drivers yesterday - and that's because I had (waiting in the wings) a dual-GPU Sapphire Radeon ...
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Toshiba to open up U.S. nuclear-power business
Mission of Japanese consumer electronics company's Toshiba America Nuclear Energy is to promote and support boiling-water plants. Consumer electronics giant Toshiba on Thursday said it has launched a new company ...
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IT salary survey: Not all technical certs created equal
Some technology certifications don't land you more pay; multitasking is critical and IT worker salaries are up slightly from a year ago, according to a survey by Global Knowledge and ...
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Gates no longer the richest man thanks to Yahoo bid
The Forbes list of richest people is out and the big news is that Bill Gates is no longer the richest man. He's not even No. 2 anymore because of ...
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News to know: Microsoft vs. Amazon; Cracking wireless LANs; iPhone; AMD
Notable headlines: Mary Jo Foley: Sources: Microsoft readying sphere-shaped Surface Microsoft launches its alternative to Amazon's SimpleDB George Ou: New tool cracks most enterprise wireless LANs Forbes: Gates no longer ...
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8,021 Computer Science students graduated in 2007
In the 2006-2007 academic year only 8,021 students graduated with computer science degrees US schools granting PhD degree, the lowest number of graduates this decade. In 2003-2004 14,185 students were ...
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3.24 mln broadband subscribers in India
India, with a population of 1.1 bln, had 3.24 mln broadband subscribers at the end of January 2008, according to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India. by AM
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New tool cracks most enterprise wireless LANs
If your company or organization runs an enterprise wireless LAN network, I have some troubling news for you. Odds are high that your current "enterprise-class" wireless LAN deployment is vulnerable ...
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