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  Tuesday, 24 May 2005

. .< 11:23:59 AM >
Why Apple won't embrace intel
Reports of Apple Computer shifting to building its computers with Intel chips, moving away from using chips made by IBM and Freescale Semiconductor, usually surface around the time Apple is close to making an important change in its system.…


[Via The Register]

. .< 11:17:12 AM >
Quote of the day: 'You'll see...everything'

Bill Scannell, a privacy advocate, says the Homeland Security Department's plan to test backscatter imaging technology in airports goes beyond the limits of what Americans will allow.
[Via CNET News.com]

. .< 11:16:06 AM >
Canada Looks Up, Way Up

Canada, by at least one measure, is No. 1 in astronomy.
[Via New York Times: Technology]

. .< 1:37:00 AM >
Steve Gillmor : "On Thursday, Google laid...
Steve Gillmor: "On Thursday, Google laid down a 60-day window for offering RSS support in their Fusion operating system/office suite hybrid. On Sunday night Steve Jobs laid down a 60-day window for RSS enclosure support inside iTunes. Today, as the smoke clears from these two cannon blasts across Microsoft's bow, Bill Gates must surely realize he's just been upgraded to the RSS revolution. Hoisted on his own petard."
[Via Scripting News]




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