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The Last Question: How a computer became God
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Microsoft Flight: what to expect
If you’re a regular here, you may have noticed a certain passion for flight simulation in our articles. Be it in space or at flight level 390, it doesn’t matter, we just love jumping into a virtual aircraft and fly around. Until now, the best know way of doing this was through a program called Flight Simulator, which Microsoft killed a few years ago. At the time,...
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How to choose your personal submersible
We’ve covered some of the coolest ways to get around, but most of these involve machines that operate on dry land. What about cool machines underwater? But let’s forget the “cool machine” part for a while and focus on what makes the underwater world so special. First, it’s beautiful. No cars, no houses, nothing else than pure nature. Well, that was...
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R.I.P. Google Wave
Yesterday, Urs Hölzle, Senior Vice President of Google, released a statement acknowledging the lack of plans to keep on developing Wave, a real time collaboration tool released a little more than a year ago. Hölzle mentions a lack of “user adoption”. Wave’s dismissal is saddening because it was one of the most innovative and useful tool Google had...
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The State of TechHaze
Hello everyone! You’re probably one of the many new readers we gained in the last few months, so here are a few updates we’d like to share with you. First, just in case you missed it, you might want to have a look at the awesome interviews we published. Some of the tech world’s most influential people have discussed some very exiting geeky stuff here on...
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The State of Apple
Love it or hate it, Apple has pretty much been the epicenter of the tech world lately. The over-hyped iPad, the leaked iPhone 4 and the “Antennagate”, all stories both entertaining, overblown, and symptomatic. Yes, success kills, but has time come already? Is Apple really doomed to become the new Microsoft? No doubt about it, the media make it seem worse that it is, but...
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Why This Ubuntu Fan Roots for Apple
The news for Linux fans–particularly the Ubuntu group–was a bit dark. OMG! Ubuntu!, a popular blog that focuses on that particular distribution gloomily displayed the headline: DELL DITCHING UBUNTU MACHINES FROM ONLINE STORE Dell reassures it’s Linux users by telling them that “this is not a permanent decision, and Dell remains committed to offering...
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Tab Candy in Firefox 4: Tabs Reinvented
Firefox rose to fame as the alternative browser to still dominant Internet Explorer. It was innovative, both compared to Microsoft’s browser and to the others alternatives of the time. Mozilla rise was accompanied with a certain revolutionnary flare. Using it meant being living in a isle of resistance against the Redmond’s empire at a time where Mac OS was considered...
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Seven Ubuntu Derivatives worth Checking Out
Jeff Hoogland is currently studying mathematics in Chicago. He is a huge believer in Linux and says that we will see Microsoft crumble at some point in the next twenty years. Jeff is guest writer at TechHaze, you can find his excellent personal blog at http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/ One of the mottos the Linux community has is “if you don’t like it – then...
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