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Tuesday, July 8, 2003
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G5 Energizes 64-Bit Race: "With the arrival two months from now of Apple's new desktop machines and their 64-bit CPUs, the race to the next generation of mass-market processing power suddenly has a third horse running hard." (eWeek via MyAppleMenu) [MyAppleMenu]
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Moblogging banned in Japanese bookstores: "I know several people who use digital cameras as document storage devices. Just yesterday, I saw a very cool camera mount for taking pictures of documents with your digital camera. In the context of copyright, there are some very interesting issues here that tie into the whole area of photography copyright." [Joi Ito's Web]
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John W. Gardner: "History never looks like history when you are living through it." [Motivational Quotes of the Day]
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Iranian twins die in surgery: "The second conjoined Iranian twin has died shortly after her sister during a marathon operation to separate them." [BBC News | World | UK Edition]
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A great view of iSight... points to BBum on Apple's new iSight: "This changes everything. Sure, video conferencing has been available for a long time and I have used a number of solutions. But nothing compares when it comes to ease of use (click on video icon) or cost (cost of broadband at both ends)." [Teal Sunglasses]
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jenett.radio points to Ananova: "Flickering bulb that was piece of art is mistakenly repaired."
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