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Wallin: The Devil made her do it – Mansbridge gets D- for no guts puff piece

| June 14, 2013 | 0 Comments
Wallin: The Devil made her do it – Mansbridge gets D- for no guts puff piece

PASTOR MANSBRIDGE HEARING CONFESSION – SAY TWO HAIL MARY’S AND CONTINUE TO COLLECT YOUR $150,000 PAM… BY ‘CUPPA’ JOE SIMONSKY IN VANCOUVER – FOR THE SHRIKE.ME Vancouver – Well, Pamela, my dear. Here’s the thing. You’re not taking full responsibility. If you were taking full responsibility for your actions and your wanton irresponsibility? You would [...]

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Funny Or Die Video – morning Cuppa Joe

| June 9, 2013 | 0 Comments
Funny Or Die Video – morning Cuppa Joe

A Cuppa Joe morning breather… from Funny or Die CUPPA JOE – JOE SIMONSKY We welcome Cuppa Joe Simonsky back to the Shrike fold after a long hiatus. Cuppa Joe is a Vancouver humorist and investigative journalist who used to be a regular contributor to the Shrike. He recently returned from an extended hiatus on [...]

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Is it a good idea to impose uniform code format for all developers?

| June 8, 2013 | 0 Comments
Is it a good idea to impose uniform code format for all developers?

Stack Exchange This Q&A is part of a weekly series of posts highlighting common questions encountered by technophiles and answered by users at Stack Exchange, a free, community-powered network of 100+ Q&A sites. Java developer Stijn Geukens is working with 10 developers, and nearly every dev has his own style. That’s about to change, as [...]

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Weird Science figures out why it lost its penis

| June 8, 2013 | 0 Comments
Weird Science figures out why it lost its penis

The noble emu. Andrew G Young The curious case of the vanishing penis. “One of the most puzzling events in evolution is the reduction and loss of the phallus in birds.” Puzzling indeed. Although birds’ ancestors started out with a penis, it was lost by all but about three percent of the bird species currently [...]

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This week in Android apps: Facebook Home adds a dock and Gmail gets a new UI

| June 7, 2013 | 0 Comments
This week in Android apps: Facebook Home adds a dock and Gmail gets a new UI

Fashionably Geek It’s Friday, it’s nice outside in some places around the world, and the week has been chock full of Android updates from some of the most popular applications. We saw updates from major players like Facebook, Google, and Evernote, including new features in Facebook Home, a new interface for Gmail, and the addition [...]

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Out with the old: the best Ultrabooks and convertibles from Computex

| June 7, 2013 | 0 Comments
Out with the old: the best Ultrabooks and convertibles from Computex

Intel’s new quad- and dual-core processors are here, and with new processors comes new computers designed to make what you’re using now look like a dumb, slow, stupid piece of crap. What is your laptop running? Sandy Bridge? You should have thrown that thing in the dumpster months ago. All of the big PC makers [...]

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911 tech that locates cell phone users in buildings ready to go

| June 6, 2013 | 0 Comments
911 tech that locates cell phone users in buildings ready to go

The Federal Communications Commission today authorized the maker of an enhanced 911 technology to begin commercial operations despite claims that the system will interfere with wireless Internet Service Providers and smart grid applications. A company called NextNav and its subsidiary, Progeny, makes a system designed to more accurately locate people inside buildings. This is important [...]

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New leak shows feds can access user accounts for Google, Facebook and more

| June 6, 2013 | 0 Comments
New leak shows feds can access user accounts for Google, Facebook and more

The Washington Post It’s worse than we thought. Just one day after disclosing the existence of a secret court order between the National Security Agency (NSA) and Verizon, The Guardian and The Washington Post both published secret presentation slides revealing the existence of a previously undisclosed massive surveillance program called PRISM. The program has the [...]

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AMD begins open relationship with Windows, seeks Androids and Chromebooks

| June 5, 2013 | 0 Comments
AMD begins open relationship with Windows, seeks Androids and Chromebooks

AMD’s low-voltage APUs could find a new home in both Chromebooks and Android devices. AMD AMD continues to soldier forward in the PC market, but CEO Rory Read wants the company to get at least 20 percent of its revenue from other sources by the end of this year. Some of this money will come [...]

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Top secret doc shows NSA demands Verizon hand over millions of phone records daily

| June 5, 2013 | 0 Comments
Top secret doc shows NSA demands Verizon hand over millions of phone records daily

On Wednesday, The Guardian published a secret order issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court allowing the National Security Agency (NSA) to demand vast swaths of metadata from Verizon. The order, which specifies that Verizon hand over the information on an “ongoing, daily basis,” encompasses the phone records pertaining to all of Verizon’s American customers, [...]

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