Researchers at the Vienna University of Technology have developed a method for printing detailed objects at nanoscale, at a rate that allows detailed (but very tiny) objects to be printed in a matter of minutes.
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Fast nanoscale printing
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How to be creative
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This is a good essay by Jonah Lehrer on how to be creative, full of interesting empirical facts from research into the issue.
View Link [online.wsj.com]
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Reading the Privacy Policies You Encounter in a Year Would Take 76 Work Days By Alexis Madrigal
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Tw0 Carnegie Mellon researchers have estimated how long it would take to read every privacy policy you should read. Their answer? 76 work days per person.
View Link [theatlantic.com]
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Design the next great hair style for Julian Assange
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’99 Designs’ held a competition to design the next haircut for Julian Assange, with amusing results.
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Assange wanted for failing to use a condom?
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According to this website, Julian Assange’s alleged Swedish crime was not rape, but having consensual sex without a condom [?!]. While we may all agree that condoms have their merits when having sex with strangers, failing to use one seems like an odd crime for Interpol to pursue so vigorously…
View Link [washingtonsblog.com]
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janusnode 5:58 am on 12/04/2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
There is more detail about the charges here: http://rixstep.com/1/20100914,00.shtml