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"Karhukopio ja Multiprint sopivat perjantaina yhtiöiden yhdistämisestä. "
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"What is a browser? was the question we asked over 50 passersby of different ages and backgrounds in the Times Square in New York. Watch the many responses people came up with. "
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"Tuoreen tutkimuksen mukaan vanhemmat ihmiset kokevat julkisuushakuiset ja avoimet yhteisöpalvelut monella tapaa sopimattomiksi. Vanhemman sukupolven käsitys ystävyyssuhteista havaittiin kovin erilaiseksi kuin nuoremman sukupolven."
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"Tässä artikkelissa tiivistetään seminaarin havainnot Drupalista, Wordpressistä ja eZ Publishista sekä laajennetaan vertailua suosittuun Joomla-julkaisujärjestelmään."
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"Kritiikiltä ja kilpailijoidesi ilkkumiselta voit välttyä vain niin, ettet tee koskaan mitään. Jos muitten mutinat pelottavat, kipitä kotiin, vedä villasukat jalkaan ja kisko peitto pääsi ylitse.
Asiantuntemuksesi on markkinoinnin kannalta arvotonta, jos vain äitisi tietää taitosi."
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"Twitter, I can assure you, is far more brain damaged than you can possibly imagine. It will indeed shorten URLs that fit in the 140 character limit (whoopee!), but it does nothing for URLs that don't fit — it will not allow you to submit the message. All part of its endearing charm. "
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"Bonus! Kiskoilta suistumisesta saat rastittaa 3 vapaavalintaista ruutua! "
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"The Accessibility Tools Framework (ACTF) is an incubation phase project that is a subproject of the Eclipse Technology Project.
ACTF is a framework that serves as an extensible infrastructure upon which developers can build a variety of utilities that help to evaluate and enhance the accessibility of applications and content for people with disabilities."
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"I asked Jon Avila at SSBBART Group to record a demonstration of the use of the Eclipse tool aDesigner to help evaluate Flash and Flex content for accessibility. He used Adobe Captivate to record his use of the tool and provides useful commentary. aDesigner provides very useful functionality and it is much more user friendly than my old standby, Inspect32. Take a look, and as always, please provide any feedback you have."
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"The European Commission has announced plans for Europe to play a leading part in developing and managing interconnected networks formed from everyday objects with radio frequency identity (RFID) tags embedded in them – the so-called “internet of things”. "
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"Acronym for No Bull Sh!t Please
Whenever I text my sister with a bunch of smilies and she responds with "Hi,nbsp" because she is busy. I ignore her nbsp request and send her the same message two hundred more times! " -
"… is a tool for checking foreground and background color combinations of all DOM elements and determining if they provide sufficient contrast when viewed by someone having color deficits.
All the tests are based on the algorithms suggested by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)."
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"Want to have your best racing season ever? Follow these six secrets to success:" Well, I think these go for everything else, too.
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"I've written earlier about the dangers of assuming the job of Master of the Universe.
What produces this mistake?"
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"setlist.fm is a free wiki-like service to collect and share setlists. According to wikipedia, a setlist is
"… a document that lists the songs that a band or musical artist intends to play during a specific concert performance."setlist.fm takes that definition further and considers a setlist to be the list of the songs a band or artist actually played during a concert. Anyone who likes to share his or her knowledge about setlists is welcome to add and edit setlists"
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"Microsoft has a “Get the facts” page for Internet Explorer 8. As you can see, Internet Explorer has security, privacy, and ease of use, whereas Firefox and Chrome don’t have those. Gotta love some old-fashioned propaganda."
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"The World’s First Augmented Reality Browser. Layar is a free application on your mobile phone which shows what is around you by displaying real time digital information on top of reality through the camera of your mobile phone.
Layar is available for the T-Mobile G1, HTC Magic and other Android phones in Android Market for the Netherlands. Other countries will be added later. Planned roll-out dates for other countries are not known yet"
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"You need to uninstall fring and delete all fring related SMS messages from your handset's inbox.
Then, download fring directly to your handset by WAP or install it via PC. "
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"While it may not happen in a single 140-character line, Twitter opens the door for connecting with potential clients, building relationships, finding new employees and satisfying cravings for water cooler chats, all of which can lead to opportunities. Both new and not-so-new Twitter users often ask how businesses can benefit from the service. These stories illustrate how Twitter makes it possible without doing any icky hard selling"
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"The standard alignment for banked-track and road skating is to have the frame directly under the achilles tendon and between the big toe and second toe (see frame alignment drawing)."
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"Users don't expect perfection – they expect (and respect) honesty, empathy, responsiveness. Give them that and they will be with you for the long haul."
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"The #ukhols map shows where Twitter users are taking time out this summer. Why not join in?"
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"Tonight, Facebook has started testing a major revamp to Facebook search that promises to bring what many users and marketers have been clamoring for for a long time: live search of the News Feed and the public timeline."
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"This blog aims to collect together some of the most horrendous albums ever produced and then made available via Spotify. Everything that is cringeworthy, everything that makes your ears bleed, everything that makes you wonder "who would buy this album?", that's what I aim to catalogue in this blog."
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"Lets you drag and drop images and file attachments from your desktop to Confluence or JIRA"
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"Koska harva saavuttaa työvoiton vahingossa, guruksi on päätettävä ryhtyä. Sattuman osuus on vähäisempi kuin useimmat meistä haluaisivat uskoa."
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"A visual history of the credit card. "
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"The research, by Don Moore of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, shows that we prefer advice from a confident source, even to the point that we are willing to forgive a poor track record. Moore argues that in competitive situations, this can drive those offering advice to increasingly exaggerate how sure they are. And it spells bad news for scientists who try to be honest about gaps in their knowledge."
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"The last thing I want to do is hurt you. But it's still on the list."