The stick a bunch of marginally related tasks in the same window approach to user interface design:

Things common to, uh, laptops! Weeee!
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The stick a bunch of marginally related tasks in the same window approach to user interface design:

Things common to, uh, laptops! Weeee!
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Los Angeles Times on the Top Ten Reasons to Hate the Gators. Suck it, Bruins. Although I would love to again debase everything Joey represents, the Buckeyes will fall to Georgetown, and then we will have ourselves a championship game.
Larry Summers in the Financial Times on policymakers' need to take a long-term view.
The indefatigable Jon Stokes in Ars Technica on Intel's forthcoming Nehalem architecture: Oregon-inspired funny name, 45 nm manufacturing process, up to eight cores, an on-die memory controller, optional integrated graphics subsystem, and the return of SMT.
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Flight back from Beijing connected in EWR, so I spent the weekend in New York.

The Politico on Google lobbyists.
Sarah Hamersma, a University of Florida professor, in today's New York Times on a minimum wage versus the EITC.
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Tambet is kicking butt with his NetworkManager redesign.

The Politico on Senator McCain's pledge to accept public funding in the general.

Zalmay Khalizad in Saturday's Washington Post.
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