Archive: 12/08/2005
2005 Top 10 List of Strangest and Funniest Data Disasters
Ontrack Data Recovery has unveiled its annual Top Ten list of the strangest and funniest computer mishaps in 2005. Taken from a global poll of Ontrack data recovery experts, this year's list of bizarre data ...
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Welcome to the new world of digital cinema
We are on the brink of breaking through to the new world of digital cinema (D-Cinema). The key to unlocking this potential is data compression and researchers are set to have a starring role.
Dec 08, 2005 |
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Mathematicians: Why Do Sofa Firms Have A Suite Sixth Sense?
Six weeks will always be the delivery time given for your new sofa regardless of where it is made, according to findings published Wednesday by a team of British mathematicians.
Dec 08, 2005 |
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Trust-building hormone found
Scientists at the National Institute of Mental Health have discovered how a brain chemical recently found to boost trust appears to work.
Dec 08, 2005 |
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Study: Stem cells found in fruit fly gut
Baltimore scientists say they have identified stem cells in the mid gut of Drosophila fruit flies.
Dec 08, 2005 |
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Study identifies two types of savannas
Colorado State University scientists have determined the Earth maintains two types of savannas, which cover a fifth of the planet's surface.
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'One Laptop per Child' project continues
At a time when $100 might not buy the latest techno-gadget you've been lusting over, MIT's Media Lab thinks it can do something better: provide a laptop computer for a child in a developing country.
Dec 08, 2005 |
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