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Lasers Could Send World's Most Secure Messages Through Space

New experiments using Heisenberg's uncertainty principle extend the range of quantum cryptography, an advanced method of communicating in unbreakable code. Finding a way to keep snoops from tapping into other people's information is a challenge that has gone to the subatomic level. First proposed in 1984, quantum cryptography (QC) promises to send

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Cuil, the Cool Search Engine… Oops

I was trying out Cuil today, the new search engine, and I was going to add it to my list of search engines available in Firefox. However, they didn’t have a pre-made add-on ready so I was going to contact them and advise it.

That’s when it happened… the Cuil couldn’t find it’s own Contact Page. Oh, the terrible irony.

Source: The Marketing Technology Blog

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your office chair: right out of your race car

If you ever wanted to sit on a real fast office chair... you probably want to consider
buying one of these:

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built from a Lamborghini Diablo GT chair...

"Race Chairs brand office furniture is the perfect collection for the performance
minded or motorsports obsessed individual.  Our offerings are unique conversation
pieces that give a subtle yet distinctive high tech atmosphere to any room.

Source: schrankmonster blog

Blizzard Asks Judge to Forbid a Piece of Software to go Open Source

Blizzard is asking a judge to prevent a user from releasing code for the Glider Bot as open source.

Source: Mixx: Tech

Firefox market share exceeds 20%!

A milestone for Firefox. IE down below 70%!

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We Know How Many Kindles Amazon Has Sold: 240,000

Ever since Amazon launched the Kindle last November, we’ve been wondering about just how successful it’s been. The electronic book initially sold out and supplies have been tight. The Kindle is such a small part of Amazon’s overall business that the company does not break out how many it’s sold. But we found out anyway: 240,000 Kindles.

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New technique to compress light

A way to squeeze light into tighter spaces than ever thought possible, potentially opening doors to new technology in the fields of optical communications, miniature lasers and optical computers.

Source: Digg / Technology

Steve Jobs"Mistake to launch MobileMe same time as iPhone3G"

Not that anyone could really dance around the facts of the matter at this point, but in an email to Apple employees sent today, apparently Steve said, "It was a mistake to launch MobileMe at the same time as iPhone 3G, iPhone 2.0 software and the App Store. We all had more than enough to do, and MobileMe could have been delayed without consequence.

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Is Yahoo Search More Relevant Now? SEOs Claim "More Like Google"

Yahoo conducted an update to their search engine over the weekend. And since Google tends to be the barometer of what is "relevant" and what is not, maybe Yahoo's search results are becoming more "relevant."

Source: Mixx: Tech

Audio: EPTV News Minute -- BP Cellulosic Ethanol Partnership


Washington, DC - Sue Ellerbusch, President of BP Biofuels North America, describes a new partnership with Verenium Corporation to advance development and commercialization of cellulosic ethanol.

Source: Mixx: Tech

Quickly grabbing files over an existing SSH connection

The Secure Shell (SSH) and Secure Copy (SCP) make remotely performing system administration and copying files across secure links a painless operation. SSH and SCP use the same SSH protocol to protect network communications, but they rely on users knowing if they want a shell or to copy a file beforehand.

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Augmented Reality Project "Levelhead" - Sourcecode is available

I wrote about Levelhead and it's stunning concept not long ago. Now you can play with

it's code and try it for youself:

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Source: schrankmonster blog

Why Twitter Hasn’t Failed: The Power Of Audience

Twitter isn’t for everyone, and you may have dismissed the service a long time ago. But regardless of your own use, it’s hard to dismiss the phenomenon itself and the passion of so many that has built up around it. No matter how long the outage du jour, Twitter users continue to stay attached to the service.

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Introductory Woodle Training Available

Instructional Technology will be holding introductory training sessions for our course management system (Woodle) on the following dates:

Source: Technology@Wooster
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