Eucalyptus - Build Your Own Private EC2 Cloud | High Scalability view details

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Next Ubuntu LTS in 2010, unless Linuxes synchronize | The Register view details

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You go, girl: Apple among most gay-friendly brands view details

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TechCrunch From Google Campfire One: Friend Connect view details

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A List Apart: Getting Started with Ruby on Rails view details

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Python Generator Tricks for Systems Programmers view details

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Most bizarre Git service and other stupid Rails powered "businesses" view details

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Jemima Kiss: Web 3.0 is all about rank and recommendation | Media | The Guardian view details

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New media, Jemima Kiss: We had a real-life web-lebrity in the Guardian's offices last week: Martin Stiksel, one third of the brains behind the music recommendation site Last.fm.

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The Top 100 Alternative Search Engines Jan '08 view details

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First Top 100 Alternative Search Engines list for 2008.

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Microsoft yanks free Vista, Office offer view details

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Microsoft on Tuesday withdrew an offer of free copies of Windows Vista Ultimate and Office 2007 in exchange for consumers agreeing to install monitoring software, saying it had exhausted the supply of software.

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