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Google has partnered with scientists at the University of California, Santa Barbara to build new processors for use in quantum computing systems. Or maybe they're not
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Or maybe they're not
Actually, they are and they are not simultaneously.
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My head: it 'slodes! 
TTFN - Kent
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Kent Sharkey wrote: it 'slodes!
It goes to this hotel[^]?
I think you meant 'splodes!
What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?
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The metaphorical solid rear-end expulsions have impacted the metaphorical motorized bladed rotating air movement mechanism.
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See what happens when my poor head 'splodes?
TTFN - Kent
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What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?
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The metaphorical solid rear-end expulsions have impacted the metaphorical motorized bladed rotating air movement mechanism.
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One of the deepest questions in computer science is called P vs NP, and answering the question would earn you a million dollar prize. In case you want to pick up a little spare change on the side
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One of the claims made upon initially announcing C++ AMP was that it would be a portable, extensible standard. Parsing the open specification makes it clear that the design is true to that goal, but we were short of an actual proof. In one fell swoop, the good folks at AMD, working in tandem with MulticoreWare, have removed this final concern by introducing an open source implementation of C++ AMP. It thus becomes possible to use C++ AMP in Windows, Linux or in OS X, exploiting a plethora of hardware platforms. Since we have discussed this project in the past, you can get a better understanding of it by perusing our older blog post. OK, one of you '++' folk is going to have to 'splain this to me before I can make a joke
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AMD are using C++ AMP to allow programmers to write "heterogenous" programs for their Kaveri CPUs. Seeing as no one has produced OpenCL 2.0 drivers yet, C++ AMP remains the only way to do this.
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Microsoft's next major Windows release is rumored to have some connection to a 'Windows as a Service' concept. But WaaS may not be what many think. Can we kill this bad idea (WaaS) before it goes any further?
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Goodbye Windows 8 and 8.1, Hello something probably worse and unnecessary in ways we cannot yet even fathom until Microsoft drops it on us like a ton of misplaced bricks in a couple weeks.
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Java could add read-evaluation-print-loop tool as part of Project Kulla, but analysts wonder if it's a good fit. Because real coders write all their code interactively?
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OpenJDK loves its religious symbolism. Valhalla, Kulla (ancient Mesopotamian god of building)...maybe they're taking themselves a wee bit too seriously?
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Two years after buying Perceptive Pixel, Microsoft is gearing up to start mass-producing large-screen touch devices. Act like that weatherman you always wanted to be
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Shame they chose PPI - everyone will 'switch off' thinking it is an advert for reclaiming mis-sold payment protection insurance. 
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Later this month, Microsoft is expected to release a public build of Windows Threshold for use by developers and enthusiasts alike. But, if you are a top tier Microsoft partner, there is a good chance that you already have access to these builds. More proof it doesn't exist
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Why do regular coffee drinkers seem to need more and more coffee to maintain the buzz? Can coffee actually kill you? An AsapSCIENCE video has answers. The good news: it probably won't kill you
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Its become more of an way to find a break from work for few mnts...
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I think you right! I myself do not drink coffee, but those around me who drink, make themselves 5-6 cups a day, but drink only 1-2 of it...The others are excuses to get off the chair, off the screen...
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)
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The massive iCloud hack that exposed photos of female actresses stored in their personal Apple accounts, has left many—including myself—scrambling to change their passwords. Step 0: don't store stuff in the cloud you want to protect
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Step 0.5: Don't be a celebrity.
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I have achieved both those states.
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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Windows Azure and hardware, location-aware apps, ASP.NET security filters, and much more. For your reading pleasure
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Major programming languages often don't make it to version 6, but if they do, they arrive wounded and badly scarred. Why is that? "Where some see 'coincidence', I see 'consequence'."
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