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feeds | grep links > Gold Nanoparticles a Possible Step Closer to Optical Computing, 25 Years of gcc, Investing in the Search for Humanity in the Brain, and More

Rainbows of color from gold nanoparticles may be a step towards optical computing, Ars Technica
GCC 4.7.0 released to mark the 25 years of GNU Compiler Collection, The H Open Source: News and Features
Billionaire Paul Allen pours $500 million into quest to find the essence of humanity in the brain, Forbes via Groklaw NewsPicks
What you need to know about Facebook’s new privacy policy, ReadWriteWeb
Red wine, tartaric acid, and the secret of superconductivity, Technology Review
Sony releases source code for the Xperia S, The H Open Source: News and Features
Researchers may have discovered how memories are encoded in the brain, www.gizmag.com via Slashdot
20 iconic tech sounds bound for extinction, ITworld via Slashdot

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By Thomas Gideon – March 23, 2012

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