RT @SalmanRushdie: NYPD smashed #ows laptops, destroyed books, arrested journos. Communication, reportage, literature all under attack.Shame on you Mayor Mike.
"United States Marine Corps. Sergeant Shamar Thomas in a spectacular moment defended the protesters of Occupy Wall Street while staring into the faces of thirty NYPD officers, and now countless other Marines have organized in an amazing show of solidarity. Sgt. Thomas’ gallant actions in standing up for American citizens being brutalized by the police were shown in a video which has gone viral with almost 2 million views. Marines have joined forces with #OccupyMarines in solidarity with the movement not just in New York, but nationwide"
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"Kan jag använda vilken mobiltelefon eller surfplatta som helst? För närvarande stödjer vi mobiltelefoner och surfplattor baserade på Android och Apples IOS (Ipod Touch, Iphone och Ipad). För en komplett lista se: BankID support Har alla banker Mobilt BankID som inloggningsalternativ? Nej, Skandia och Swedbank är först ut bland bankerna att lansera Mobilt BankID."
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(from the comments) "It's a rather "expensive" (cpu-intensive) operation, and indeed having sensor data about how the camera has shaken during exposure would significantly help in restoring the image. Interestingly, even cheap smart phones with crappy cameras will often already have movement sensor on-board, so there are some possibilities to improve image quality right after taking a picture; all it takes is a bit of software. How long until someone here whips up an improved Android camera app? "
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[from the comments] "Hi Popeye, I agree with you in that it's more difficult from this experiment to conclude that the heat is produced from a nuclear reaction, given the dimension and the weight of the object inside the casing of the Ecat. Mats Lewan, Ny Teknik"
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"the supposedly democratizing force of the Net and its unpaid enthusiasts has put actual professionals out of work. It’s not just the Web, he says, or its open-content phase, but a larger cultural and economic shift. “We live in an age where more and more people think they have a book in them,” he says. “Or a film in them, or a song in them. But it’s harder and harder to make a living at these things.”" True, and it's unavoidable. It's a result of an even more connected world. When friction is low, equalization will happen.
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