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24530270 story iPhone 4S Pre-Orders Sell Out 164 Posted by timothy on Sunday October 09, php @02:25PM from the it-was-a-black-friday dept. Perhaps to no one’s surprise, the just-announced iPhone 4S has developer been been leaping off the shelves … in advance of it ever hitting shelves at all. In fact, as reported by numerous sources (here’s the WSJ’s version), the company’s pre-launch php inventory has all been sold — and they only started taking the orders on Friday. 50 of 164 comments loaded handheld iphone mobile Tweet Previous story: Qu8k Rockets Above the Balloons iPhone 4S Pre-Orders Sell Out

24530270 story iPhone 4S Pre-Orders Sell Out 164 Posted by timothy on Sunday October 09, php @02:25PM from the it-was-a-black-friday dept. Perhaps to no one’s surprise, the just-announced iPhone 4S has developer been been leaping off the shelves … in advance of it ever hitting shelves at all. In fact, as reported by numerous sources (here’s the WSJ’s version), the company’s pre-launch php inventory has all been sold — and they only started taking the orders on Friday. 50 of 164 comments loaded handheld iphone mobile Tweet Previous story: Qu8k Rockets Above the Balloons iPhone 4S Pre-Orders Sell Out

24534272 story A Few Million Monkeys Finish Recreating Shakespeare’s Works 52 Posted by timothy on Sunday October 09, @06:55PM from the everything-loops-back-to-stephen-falken dept. eljefe6a writes game “The Million Monkeys project has finished every work of Shakespeare. The last work was The Taming of the Shrew (insert shrewish joke here), which finished developer on October 6. I give my thoughts on going viral. If this article about going viral goes viral, it will create an infinite loop that will bring about the destruction of the world. The project source is released, too.” 31 of 52 comments loaded books hadoop humor Related Links Tweet game developer Previous story: Incomplete PDF Redaction Leaks Data From UK MoD A Few Million Virtual Monkeys Randomly Recreate Shakespeare Submission: A Few Million Monkeys Randomly Recreate Every Work A Few Million Monkeys Finish Recreating Shakespeare’s Works

24534272 story A Few Million Monkeys Finish Recreating Shakespeare’s Works 52 Posted by timothy on Sunday October 09, @06:55PM from the everything-loops-back-to-stephen-falken dept. eljefe6a writes game “The Million Monkeys project has finished every work of Shakespeare. The last work was The Taming of the Shrew (insert shrewish joke here), which finished developer on October 6. I give my thoughts on going viral. If this article about going viral goes viral, it will create an infinite loop that will bring about the destruction of the world. The project source is released, too.” 31 of 52 comments loaded books hadoop humor Related Links Tweet game developer Previous story: Incomplete PDF Redaction Leaks Data From UK MoD A Few Million Virtual Monkeys Randomly Recreate Shakespeare Submission: A Few Million Monkeys Randomly Recreate Every Work A Few Million Monkeys Finish Recreating Shakespeare’s Works

24532494 story Tablet Makers Try To Beat iPad’s $500 Pricetag 155 Posted by timothy on Sunday October game 09, @04:54PM from the ok-this-time-you-can-say-value-proposition dept. The iPad has sold extremely well at a starting price of developer $500 but “that kind of pricing doesn’t work for many tablet vendors,” says a story at CNET. And recent price drops reflect this. It’s been a rough year for tablet makers, and it’s not philippines even Black Friday yet. 50 of 155 comments loaded android handheld mobile Related Links Tweet Previous story: Nexus Prime, And Ice Cream Sandwich, Go For a Video Tour Feed: Tablet vendors scurry to undercut $500 iPad Tablet Makers Try To Beat iPad’s $500 Pricetag

24532494 story Tablet Makers Try To Beat iPad’s $500 Pricetag 155 Posted by timothy on Sunday October game 09, @04:54PM from the ok-this-time-you-can-say-value-proposition dept. The iPad has sold extremely well at a starting price of developer $500 but “that kind of pricing doesn’t work for many tablet vendors,” says a story at CNET. And recent price drops reflect this. It’s been a rough year for tablet makers, and it’s not philippines even Black Friday yet. 50 of 155 comments loaded android handheld mobile Related Links Tweet Previous story: Nexus Prime, And Ice Cream Sandwich, Go For a Video Tour Feed: Tablet vendors scurry to undercut $500 iPad Tablet Makers Try To Beat iPad’s $500 Pricetag

24528676 story Qu8k Rockets Above the Balloons 76 Posted by timothy on Sunday October 09, @01:02PM from the want-to-subscribe-to-your-newsletter dept. darkjohnson writes “Lately we’ve been inundated with 100k’ balloon flights and amazing video java footage from space — the flights usually taking better than an hour to achieve apogee. Derek Deville took a shortcut to 121k’ using a ‘home made’ Q rocket motor and a ton of developer engineering genius. On September 30, 2011 at 11:08am, Qu8k (pronounced ‘Quake’) launched from the Black Rock Desert in Nevada to an altitude of 121,000′ in 92 seconds before returning safely to earth.This small documentary on the flight is probably one of the most brilliant Amateur Rocket videos out there right now.” The launch was an attempt to claim the Carmack Prize. (And Deville evidently likes to java developer launch another kind of rocket, too.) 50 of 76 comments loaded carmack rocket science Related Links Tweet Previous story: .NET Programmers In Demand, Despite MS Moves To Metro Submission: Qu8k: Above the Balloons Qu8k Rockets Above the Balloons

24528676 story Qu8k Rockets Above the Balloons 76 Posted by timothy on Sunday October 09, @01:02PM from the want-to-subscribe-to-your-newsletter dept. darkjohnson writes “Lately we’ve been inundated with 100k’ balloon flights and amazing video java footage from space — the flights usually taking better than an hour to achieve apogee. Derek Deville took a shortcut to 121k’ using a ‘home made’ Q rocket motor and a ton of developer engineering genius. On September 30, 2011 at 11:08am, Qu8k (pronounced ‘Quake’) launched from the Black Rock Desert in Nevada to an altitude of 121,000′ in 92 seconds before returning safely to earth.This small documentary on the flight is probably one of the most brilliant Amateur Rocket videos out there right now.” The launch was an attempt to claim the Carmack Prize. (And Deville evidently likes to java developer launch another kind of rocket, too.) 50 of 76 comments loaded carmack rocket science Related Links Tweet Previous story: .NET Programmers In Demand, Despite MS Moves To Metro Submission: Qu8k: Above the Balloons Qu8k Rockets Above the Balloons