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VPS.NET to Offer CloudLinux OS
Lightweight Virtual Environment limits the amount of resources available to a group of processes Operating system - Programming - OS-2 - Open source - AppleRead the article
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Multicore Expo
Event to be held in conjunction with ESC Multi-core processor - Central processing unit - Parallel computing - X86 - Operating systemRead the article
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Truly Random Numbers
German researchers use a "flip-flop" to improve random number generator Random number generation - Algorithms - Pseudorandom Numbers - Math - RecreationRead the article
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mpiBLAST: Open-Source Parallel BLAST
Virginia Tech high-performance computing bioinformatics project reveals missing genes High-performance computing - Parallel computing - United States - Education - Virginia TechRead the article
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Catching Up with Lisp
Support for multicore and Big Data are among the upcoming features of Franz's Lisp-based tools Lisp - Programming - Languages - FAQs Help and Tutorials - Compilers and InterpretersRead the article
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"Popular searches for this page" links with links to the same page, SEO difference?
- by Rory McCann
I've seen a few pages that have a section with "Popular searches for this page" and then have the search terms in a link pointing back to the same page (e.g. http://theenglishchillicompany.co.uk/the-complete-chilli-pepper-book-a-gardeners-guide-to-choosing-growing-preserving-and-cooking/) I assume they are doing it for SEO purposes (with more links to the page with the desired search terms). Does this make a difference? It seems strange that a link on page A to page A would be counted! Am I wrong?Read the article
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Mobile Money
A cellphone-based cash transfer system has changed the way Kenyans handle their finances Business - Financial services - Kenya - Money Transfers - Other Payment SystemsRead the article
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Mastering Multicore
Researchers find a way to make complex computer simulations run more efficiently on chips with multiple processors Computer simulation - Business - Hardware - Processors - ComponentsRead the article
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An IDE With Lots To Like
Developers pick favorite Visual Studio 2010 features Microsoft Visual Studio - Microsoft - Visual Studio 2010 - StumbleUpon - .NET FrameworkRead the article
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Improving the Performance of the Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA-1)
Parallelization can make a difference Algorithm - Math - Cryptography - Communication Theory - Parallel computingRead the article
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2010 Sloan Research Fellowships Announced
16 fellowships go to computer scientists United States - Education - Colleges and Universities - Research - CaliforniaRead the article
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Cooperative Mobility Showcase 2010
Vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication technologies on display in Amsterdam Communication - Amsterdam - Business - Healthcare - Products and ServicesRead the article
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Dynamics In the GPU Market
Will the discrete GPU become a dinosaur in the near future? Graphics processing unit - Art - Nvidia - Collecting - Video cardRead the article
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Other Voices: Why Scripting Is Evil, Part 1
Scripting is easy to understand and a natural step, but scripting also has serious problems Scripts - Languages - Programming - Macintosh - AppleScriptRead the article
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Using Facebook to Curb Disease?
Stanford researchers' community bridge finder algorithm focuses on social networks to curb spread of disease Facebook - Social network - Online Communities - Twitter - HealthRead the article
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An Events Based Algorithm for Distributing Concurrent Tasks on Multicore Architectures
This algorithm makes effcient use of memory resources by limiting the need for garbage collection and takes optimal advantage of multiple cores by employing a "hungry" pull strategy. Algorithm - Garbage collection - Programming - Memory Management - LanguagesRead the article
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Self-Scaling Architecture for Group and Enterprise Computing
Better computing and communication for emergency personnel at disaster sites Computing - Business - Computer Science - Distributed Computing - Cloud computingRead the article
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WhatApp?
Web and mobile apps come under review on new Stanford site sport - Games - Video Games - Stanford University - MobileRead the article
