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feeds | grep links > Possible Benefit of Multitasking, Contour of Programmers’ Responsibility, Confusing and Not Enitrely Free-friendly Android SDK License Change, and More

Does multitasking actually improve your memory?, io9.com
Graphene plus molybdenum oxides yields faster electronics, The Register
Are Programmers Responsible For the Actions of Their Clients?, Slashdot
DELETE MY BROWSER HISTORY Medicalert bracelet, Boing Boing
The Android SDK Is No Longer Free Software, Slashdot
Google attempts to stymie Android fragmentation by locking down the Android SDK, ExtremeTech
Three-Mile-High Supercomputer Poses Unique Challenges, Slashdot
Deploying surveillance countermeasures on the web?, O’Reilly Radar

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By Thomas Gideon – January 4, 2013

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