Monday, January 30, 2012

What Should Facebook's Stock Symbol Be? [Qotd]

Guys! Can you hear Mark Zuckerberg splish-splashing in his giant gold bullion-filled tub? It's IPO time—Facebook's going public, and a bunch of rich people are about to become even richer. But shall this Ultimate Stock be labeled? More »


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How Glass Changed the World—Over and Over Again [Materialist]

You probably haven't given much thought to the fact that there's a slab of chemically strengthened glass in your pocket, deflecting blows from keys or change or any other hard objects might slide or scrape or scratch against it, or that the hundreds of millions of similar slices of glass lining pockets around the world wasn't possible not so long ago. More »


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Panasonic Viera TC-P42ST30 3D Plasma HDTV, $669

Pay only $669 for a Panasonic 42-inch 3D plasma HDTV at B&H, and shipping is free.

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World's longest lab experiment still going 85 years later

Some professors take their time making a point, but 85 years? Find out more about the world's longest-running physics lesson.

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The World's Greatest Chefs Talk About their Favourite Kitchen Tools [Video]

Hearing Anthony Bourdain, Eric Ripert, José Andrés, and April Bloomfield talk about their favorite kitchen tools won't make you a better chef. But that doesn't mean you can't learn from them. More »


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Digium's Switchvox: Simple Yet Powerful

An appliance-based approach gives SMB customers access to enterprise-class features. - Telephony is a pain point for most IT departments. Its become common for companies to expect increasing amounts of information about how the equipment is used, especially when its used in a customer-support function, where call queues and staffing define success or failure. At the same time, phone s...


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Mozilla to overhaul Firefox's default home and tab pages

Despite Mozilla kicking its release schedule into overdrive, not all parts of Firefox have gotten the tender love and care they truly deserve. Take for example, the browser's default homepage, which hasn't evolved much since its humble beginnings nearly a decade ago. That'll change soon in a two pronged effort, with Mozilla first adding a function bar to version 12 (seen after the break), followed by a later and more extensive revamp (up-top) which incorporates apps, top sites and chat functionality. Also planned is a Chrome and Safari-esque Top Sites "New Tab" view and savvy URL autocompletion in the address bar. A more in-depth preview awaits at the source, or we suppose, you could live dangerously and hop aboard Mozilla's nightly release train. You decide.

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