It’s time to talk about the second letter in NASA: Aeronautics.
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How To Land a Plane That’s Missing Half a Wing
On January 12, 2012, In Gadgets, by DougieBronstrom
A sub-three-pound laptop? Been there, done that — at least if you’re MSI. Three years after bringing netbooks and other cute things to CES, the company is focusing on more robust machines — so much so that while other OEMs are launching me-too Ultrabooks, it’s trotting out a gaming box instead.
A sub-three-pound laptop? Been there, done that — at least if you’re MSI. Three years after bringing netbooks and other cute things to CES, the company is focusing on more robust machines — so much so that while other OEMs are launching me-too Ultrabooks, it’s trotting out a gaming box instead.
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MSI GT783 hands-on
On January 4, 2012, In Gadgets, by pejdel13
While we’re disappointed about some of the instant-classic bowl games we missed including in the listings during our extended New Year’s break, we figure also skipping over on the premieres of Work It and The Biggest Loser evens things out. Check below for the highlights remaining this week, followed after the break by our weekly listings of what to look out for in TV, Blu-ray and videogames
While we’re disappointed about some of the instant-classic bowl games we missed including in the listings during our extended New Year’s break, we figure also skipping over on the premieres of Work It and The Biggest Loser evens things out. Check below for the highlights remaining this week, followed after the break by our weekly listings of what to look out for in TV, Blu-ray and videogames
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Must See HDTV (January 4th – 8th)
Jess (Drupal.org username xjm ) is a Drupal developer, core contributor, module maintainer, and mentor, and just plain all-around awesome! She is a web developer for the University of Wisconsin’s Department of Family Medicine . She also volunteers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum .
Jess (Drupal.org username xjm ) is a Drupal developer, core contributor, module maintainer, and mentor, and just plain all-around awesome! She is a web developer for the University of Wisconsin’s Department of Family Medicine . She also volunteers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum .
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Community Spotlight: Jess (xjm)
On December 30, 2011, In Gadgets, by RoxieFelipe671
You probably think that Urban Outfitters is for lomography-obsessed, ironic-canvas-bag-toting, paper-thin-dress-wearing hipsters like the ones above.
You probably think that Urban Outfitters is for lomography-obsessed, ironic-canvas-bag-toting, paper-thin-dress-wearing hipsters like the ones above.
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The 6 Things Your Friends and Family Should Have Gotten You From Urban Outfitters
On December 28, 2011, In Gadgets, by klubetor
Sorry, you didn’t get what you asked for.
Sorry, you didn’t get what you asked for.
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The 7 Things Your Friends and Family Should Have Gotten You From Amazon
On December 19, 2011, In Gadgets, by DirlamChesterman412
The holidays are all about eggnog, ugly sweaters and disconnecting from the internet just long enough to reassure the family you still care.
The holidays are all about eggnog, ugly sweaters and disconnecting from the internet just long enough to reassure the family you still care.
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Arduino hack lights up the tree with every email, spammers get in spirit
Plus Aviva rolls out BlackBerry PlayBook to staff, and iOS concept designer Jan-Michael Cart to start intern position at Apple A quick burst of 9 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team The academics of Anonymous > > The Washington Post “[Professor Gabriella] Coleman has spent the past decade studying hackers, meeting with members of the hacking community and using formal academic tools to understand this emerging sector of society.
Plus Aviva rolls out BlackBerry PlayBook to staff, and iOS concept designer Jan-Michael Cart to start intern position at Apple A quick burst of 9 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team The academics of Anonymous > > The Washington Post “[Professor Gabriella] Coleman has spent the past decade studying hackers, meeting with members of the hacking community and using formal academic tools to understand this emerging sector of society.
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Boot up: The academics of Anonymous, Flipboard booms on iPhone debut, and more
Just in time to really annoy your family and friends with holiday greetings, Skype for Android has updated to version 2.6, bringing with it support for sharing photos, videos and other files with your contacts. Being able to quickly transfer pics of your gifts and clips of children tearing into meticulously wrapped presents to people on your buddy list is just the most notable change to the VoIP client. Plenty of other tweaks have taken place, even if they’re primarily under the hood.
Just in time to really annoy your family and friends with holiday greetings, Skype for Android has updated to version 2.6, bringing with it support for sharing photos, videos and other files with your contacts. Being able to quickly transfer pics of your gifts and clips of children tearing into meticulously wrapped presents to people on your buddy list is just the most notable change to the VoIP client. Plenty of other tweaks have taken place, even if they’re primarily under the hood.
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Skype for Android adds support for sharing photos, video and other files
On December 9, 2011, In Magazines, by
McAfee Family Protection is effective and easy to use, but therea re other filtering apps that do more for less.
McAfee Family Protection is effective and easy to use, but therea re other filtering apps that do more for less.
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McAfee Family Protection Android Edition