Recent research suggests that: There is no clear evidence of...Recent research suggests that:
There is no clear evidence of benefit from drinking increased amounts of water.
In particular, scientists found no evidence that the common recommendation of eight 8-oz glasses of water per day has any benefit. NPR bu ...
Kevin Kelly says that people whose fields have been Turing'd...Kevin Kelly says that people whose fields have been Turing'd -- outsourced in some way to computers -- are in general more receptive to then adopting other potentially disruptive technologies.
We have this long list of tasks and occupations that we ...
People have a limited supply of willpower. The brain has...People have a limited supply of willpower.
The brain has a limited capacity for self-regulation, so exerting willpower in one area often leads to backsliding in others. The good news, however, is that practice increases willpower capacity, so that i ...
Some VC advicenelson : Some VC advice - Good basic cynicism for entrepreneurs
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South Park meets the Internet StarsAndy Baio : South Park meets the Internet Stars - takes on Tay Zonday, Tron guy, Chris Crocker, Afro-Ninja, SWK, Dramatic Chipmunk, Numa Numa, and more
Careful What You Tweet on TwitterLinkorama : Careful What You Tweet on Twitter - A subpoena in the TXTmob case could mean IMs, mobile text messages and even Twitter messages can be used in court.
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Boot Sector Viruses & Rootkits Poised for ComebackAnt writes "Ars Technica says Panda Labs' first quarter 2008 malware report raises a new concern, though it comes from a surprising direction. According to the company, boot sector viruses loaded with rootkits are poised to make a comeback. This hone ...
Engineers Make Good Terrorists?An anonymous reader writes "Engineers' focus and attention to details, along with their perceived lack of social skills, make them ideal targets to be recruited as terrorists, according to EETimes. Planning skills make engineers good 'field operative ...
Inside Intel's $20M Multicore Research ProgramAn anonymous reader writes "You may have heard about Intel's and Microsoft's efforts to finally get multi-core programming into gear so that there actually will be a developer who can program all those fancy new multicore processors, which may have d ...
New EMI Boss Says 'Downloads May Be Good'warrior_s writes "Douglas Merrill was just installed as CIO of EMI (one of the big four that forms the RIAA). The ex-Googler recently stated it is a 'poor business model to sue your customers. I don't think that's a sustainable strategy.' Quoted by t ...
Why Microsoft Surface Took So Long to DeployAn anonymous reader writes "Nearly a year after all the fanfare unveiling a new touchscreen tabletop interface, Microsoft's Surface computer will finally appear in select AT&T stores later this month. Popular Mechanics tech editor Glenn Derene, w ...
New Service Maps Speed Traps By Cell Phoneesocid writes "In a modern equivalent of flashing your headlights to warn other motorists of police speed traps, you can now warn fellow drivers with a cell phone or personal digital assistant about speed traps, red-light cameras, and other threats t ...