IT jobs still pay around 20-50% more than non-IT jobs, which is the only important fact. (with the exception of lawyers, doctors, and other professions , of course)
It will use the latest XML (Extensible Markup Language) technology -- essentially "a more robust version of HTML," the familiar code that most Internet sites currently use, says Robert Iliffe of Imperial College, an editorial director of the project.
At least the article wasn't titled "Discovering the unknown Newton with XML"...
Re:Kinda gives a new meaning to '1337 hAx0r2'.
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This is more fun than toothing! I can already see it catching on in busy subways around the world.
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run Linux? oh wait ...
IT jobs still pay around 20-50% more than non-IT jobs, which is the only important fact. (with the exception of lawyers, doctors, and other professions , of course)
I'd say the DHS has much bigger problems on their hands.
It works with Firefox!
My new dream job!
it makes you wonder if this is the first step for Nintendo to become a major player in the online gaming market
More like the first step in becoming a major patent whore.
Now we get just them some typewriters and they can start reproducing works of Shakespeare.
I still don't understand how this works with busses, however. Do they send/recieve this informatin wirelessly somehow?
Or is it uploaded on a daily basis when they are stationed at the depot?
Both seem quite unlikely.
It will use the latest XML (Extensible Markup Language) technology -- essentially "a more robust version of HTML," the familiar code that most Internet sites currently use, says Robert Iliffe of Imperial College, an editorial director of the project.
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At least the article wasn't titled "Discovering the unknown Newton with XML"
This is more fun than toothing! I can already see it catching on in busy subways around the world.
Some researchers found a way to completely destroy bluetooth-enabled cellphones from up to a mile away with a sniper rifle by failing to RTFA.
there are not so many five letter domains
Only 11,881,376 last time I counted.
is this a recycled 4-year old article?
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