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Continue reading Video: OQO hacked to run Leopard, now world's smallest Mac
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Continue reading ATI's CrossFireX now offered on Alienware Area-51 gaming PC
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Here's a neat poster to help you visualize all of the top-level domains in the world...
At the end of every URL and email address is a top-level domain (TLD). Although .com is the world's most popular TLD, it is far from alone. There are more than 260 TLDs in use around the world, most of which are country code top-level domains (ccTLDs).Link, they're $30 each plus shipping. (via Kevin Kelly)The Country Codes of the World map includes 245 country codes, which encompasses all United Nations countries as well as numerous islands and territories. Each two-digit code is aligned over the country it represents and is color coded with the legend below for quick and easy reference.
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Filed under: Cellphones
&as_qdr=d—to the address bar and hit enter. You'll get a custom drop-down box that lets you re-order results based on date. It's great for getting past the same top results you've already looked through, as well as grabbing only the newest links related to gadgets, software, or whatever else you're searching. Sadly it doesn't work on Google Images, but let us know in the comments if it does work on other Google searches.
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Zinc oxide nanoneedles, colorized to resemble a traditional Chinese mountain painting.
Potassium niobium oxide deposited onto a silicon surface and photographed through an optical microscope.
Check out Wired for the rest of the pictures. [Wired]
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Well it’s official, cubes-that-turn-into-things is officially a trend. Maybe designers are inspired by last years Transformers movie, or the Borg on Star Trek, but these squared squares just keep on coming. The latest is by designer Naho Matsuno called “Cube 6.” Made from birch plywood and maple, this cube unfolds into six tiny stools that are perfect for those impromptu games of musical chairs with Danny Devito, Tom Cruise, Kylie Minogue, Gandhi, Toulouse-Lautrec and my attention span(all short things…get it?). Matsuno showed this project at the Salone Satellite at the Milan furniture fair.
Designer: Naho Matsuno [ Via: Dezeen ]
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