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Vaccine makes the body resistant to the pleasure effect of the drug and is now being prepared for tests on humans
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How I Found the Human Being Behind Horse_ebooks, The Internet's Favorite Spambot
How I Found the Human Being Behind Horse_ebooks, The Internet’s Favorite Spambot
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10 Alzheimer's warning signs - latimes.com
The Alzheimer's Assn. has compiled a list of 10 warning signs of Alzheimer's and how they differ from mental glitches that shouldn't faze you. They include:
Memory loss that disrupts daily life.
Challenges in planning or solving problems.
Difficulty completing familiar tasks at home, at work or at leisure.
Confusion with time or place.
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WorldWideWeb wide-area hypertext app available - comp.sys.next.announce | Google Groups
Tim Berners-Lee
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The WorldWideWeb application is now available as an alpha release in source
and binary form from info.cern.ch.
WorldWideWeb is a hypertext browser/editor which allows one to read information
from local files and remote servers. It allows hypertext links to be made and
traversed, and also remote indexes to be interrogated for lists of useful
documents. Local files may be edited, and links made from areas of text to
other files, remote files, remote indexes, remote index searches, internet news
groups and articles. All these sources of information are presented in a
consistent way to the reader. For example, an index search returns a hypertext
document with pointers to documents matching the query. Internet news articles
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Fork bomb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In computing, the fork bomb is a form of denial-of-service attack against a computer system which makes use of the fork operation (or equivalent functionality) whereby a running process can create another running process.[1] Fork bombs typically do not spread as worms or viruses; to incapacitate a system, they rely on the (generally valid) assumption that the number of programs and processes which may execute simultaneously on a computer has a limit.[2] This type of self-replicating program is sometimes called a wabbit.
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'Cash Mobs' profit locally owned stores | PRI.ORG
A new phenomenon, called “Cash Mobs,” is spreading across the country, changing the way people view local businesses. Similar to flash mobs, Cash Mobs organize customers to spend money at struggling locally owned businesses to support their community.
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Heads Up for Smart Phone Glasses: Scientific American Podcast
Could the ultimate smart gadget for accessing the Web, messaging and making phone calls be…a pair of eyeglasses? We may know by the end of the year. That's when Google is expected to debut a heads-up display worn over the ears like a pair of specs.
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Google's New Privacy Policy: How to Stay Off the Grid | PCWorld
The Electronic Frontier Foundation is recommending that privacy conscious users delete their Google Web history before the search giant's new unified privacy policy kicks in. Google Web history is Google's online log of all your search activity, and some browsing history.
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Adobe - Flash Player : Settings Manager - Website Storage Settings panel
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