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and so it begins…RT @gigaom …
by Greg on Jan.30, 2012, under Science Life
and so it begins…RT @gigaom Codecademy launches platform to let anyone create coding lessons http://t.co/CiIsynmI
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oooh that landry frields tweet…
by Greg on Jan.30, 2012, under Science Life
oooh that landry frields tweet was my 9000th tweet.
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Remember that gasp everyone ha…
by Greg on Jan.29, 2012, under Science Life
Remember that gasp everyone had whenever jobs unveiled a new product at a ridiculously low price?
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Apple’s iPad and the Human C…
by Greg on Jan.29, 2012, under Science Life
Apple’s iPad and the Human Costs for Workers in China – http://t.co/AZK3rKbB http://t.co/G7vFEQmH
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That apple Super Bowl 1984 ad …
by Greg on Jan.29, 2012, under Science Life
That apple Super Bowl 1984 ad was portraying the future…for Chinese workers at Foxconn.
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“Customers want amazing new el…
by Greg on Jan.29, 2012, under Science Life
“Customers want amazing new electronics delivered every year.” from the nytimes article on terrible worker conditions in china #techcrumbs
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Everything. Crashes twitter fo…
by Greg on Jan.29, 2012, under Science Life
Everything. Crashes twitter for iPad.
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please. fire. dantoni.
by Greg on Jan.27, 2012, under Science Life
please. fire. dantoni.
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Nasa's Image of the Day
Panorama of the East Coast
This Jan. 29 panorama of much of the East Coast, photographed by one of the Expedition 30 crew members aboard the International Space Station, provides a look generally northeastward: Philadelphia-New York City-Boston corridor (bottom-center); western Lake Ontario shoreline with Toronto (left edge); Montreal (near center). An optical illusion in the photo makes the atmospheric limb and light activity from Aurora Borealis appear "intertwined." Image Credit: NASA
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