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The Next Operating System For Mac Computers Will Share A Lot Of The iPhone’s Best Features (AAPL)
Apr 30th
Source: 9to5mac.com – Monday, April 29, 2013
user features, more from iOS later this year | 9to5Mac
The Next Operating System For Mac Computers Will Share A Lot Of The iPhone’s Best Features (AAPL)
Georgia GOP Person Very Worried People Will Use Gay Marriage To Game The System
Apr 2nd
Source: livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com – Monday, April 01, 2013
Georgia GOP Chair Warns That Straight People Will Enter Sham Gay Marriages For Benefits
Georgia GOP Person Very Worried People Will Use Gay Marriage To Game The System
Is Voyager 1 Finally Out Of The Solar System? Not Quite
Mar 21st
Source: www.agu.org – Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Voyager 1 has entered a new region of space, sudden changes in cosmic rays indicate
Is Voyager 1 Finally Out Of The Solar System? Not Quite
Mixtape: Turk – Blame It On The System
Feb 23rd
Source: www.datpiff.com – Friday, February 22, 2013
Blame It On The System Hosted by DJ Holiday // Free Mixtape @ DatPiff.com
Mixtape: Turk – Blame It On The System
Is The NFL Rigging The System To Put An Unqualified Referee In The Super Bowl?
Jan 30th
Source: deadspin.com – Tuesday, January 29, 2013
# referees Jerome Boger will referee the Super Bowl. Jerome Boger probably doesn't deserve to referee the Super Bowl. Football Zebras, a site devoted solely to NFL officiating, reported on Jan. 20 that Boger's unspectacular in-season grades for his refereeing had been mysteriously changed after the fact to make him more qualified, and that he didn't have enough playoff experience under the league's own nebulous guidelines—guidelines that were apparently changed to make him eligible. Now Yahoo and the New York Times have picked up on the story, dragging out current and former officials who say there was a concerted effort on the part of the NFL to rig the system so that Boger would get the Super Bowl assignment. The league's response? Nuh-uh. More »
Is The NFL Rigging The System To Put An Unqualified Referee In The Super Bowl?
FAA To Launch Special Review Of The Boeing 787 Dreamliner Power System
Jan 11th
Source: www.businessinsider.com – Friday, January 11, 2013
Jan. 11 ( Bloomberg ) — U.S. regulators plan to review the power system Boeing Co. created for its 787 Dreamliner after a fire on a Japan Airlines Co. jet this week followed several incidents last year, a person familiar with the matter said. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration plans to announce the review today, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the details aren’t yet public. The 787’s design and manufacturing, which the FAA approved in 2011, will be part of the evaluation, the person said. The FAA didn’t immediately provide a comment. “We actively work with the FAA daily, across all of our product lines,” Marc Birtel, a Boeing spokesman in Seattle, said in an e-mailed statement while declining to comment on communications with the agency. “We are absolutely confident in the reliability and performance of the 787.” The review is in addition to a U.S. National Transportation Safety Board probe of the Jan. 7 fire that the agency said caused severe damage to the battery pack area of the 787 after passengers disembarked in Boston from a flight that began in Tokyo. A couple of the jets were grounded last month by a power fault, which Boeing said this week it had traced to flaws in power panels. The Dreamliner conserves fuel by using five times more electricity than other similar jets and by saving weight with a fuselage and wings made from composite materials, not aluminum. Some existing FAA regulations di
FAA To Launch Special Review Of The Boeing 787 Dreamliner Power System
Nvidia unveils Grid Gaming System to jumpstart cloud gaming
Jan 7th
Source: venturebeat.com – Sunday, January 06, 2013
Nvidia chief executive Jen-Hsun Huang introduced the Nvidia Grid Gaming System tonight. That’s a mouthful, but the graphics chip maker says that it will enable gamers to play games in the cloud in a way that is much more convenient and efficient than can be done today. It means gamers can log into high-end games on a Smart TV, even though the TV has no serious 3D graphics computing power itself. The game can access technology in a web-connected data center — which Nvidia calls the Grid — to do the computing in the data center, or cloud, and then send the results down to the gamer’s machine, wherever the gamer is playing. This means that you could log into a laptop in your hotel room and play high-end games, even though your laptop is a relatively weak machine. The Grid, Huang said, will help fulfill the promise of cloud gaming. Huang announced the news at the swanky Rain nightclub in the Palms Hotel on the eve of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Nvidia also made it a lot easier for gamers to play their games on the cloud, so that they could access their saved games from multiple devices. Huang said it will be able to support 24 users on one computing node. That’s more concurrent users on a server than many other solutions can do, and it makes cloud gaming much more practical. Nvidia’s partners include Agawi, Playcast, G-Cluster, Cloudunion, Cyber Cloud and Ubitus. Nvdia’s Grid technology is its first fully integrated s
