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Link Dump 5-27
Nothing but the most interesting tech and engineering related links for you today! MIT blog entry: “How the Rise of Google’s Chromebook Is Like the Rise of Multicellular Life.” His connection between wifi and oxygen is pretty interesting. A BBC … Continue reading
Link Dump 04-22-11
Today we’ll have some of the most interesting Engineering-related links for you: Asia officially runs out of IPv4 addresses. The only reason we haven’t is because we have been reusing old ones. Newest rail gun made by a company called … Continue reading
Graphene gets the attention it deserves
Two weeks ago I posted about the Nobel Prize winners in physics, who won it for their research on inexpensively producing graphene. Since then, the computing/engineering/science world has been abuzz about this new wonder-structure, and for good reason. As you … Continue reading
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Tagged Chemistry, Computers, graphene, Magnetics, Medicine, Organic Chemistry, Physics, spin computers
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