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YouTube counts more than a billion unique users each month
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What’s 10 times more popular than the Super Bowl? YouTube, apparently. According to the YouTube blog, more than a billion people visit the streaming site every month– and not simply views, however special individuals. The announcement didn’t touch on specifics, however it did provide some enjoyable numbers to put the terrifyingly substantial total amount into context, keeping in mind that it would take ten Super Bowl audiences to match its month-to-month viewership. Almost half of all net users check out YouTube each month, the group writes, and the numbers would peg the website as the 3rd largest nation worldwide if traffic numbers could possibly be given statehood. Suddenly, PSY’s billion view milestone makes a bit more sense.
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Homebrewinstaller – Sizzling Hot Wii Niche! Unique, Easy To Sell!
Author: Stefanie Jenkins
Homebrewinstaller – Sizzling Hot Wii Specific niche! One-of-a-kind, Easy To Sell!
Unique Software That Allows You To Use The Homebrew Application And Play Data backup Games + Dvd’s On A Nintendo Wii Safely. Very Minimal Competitors In the meantime, Conversions Easy, Greatest Converting Affiliates At 1:10! Great Affiliate Support!
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Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim Kinect Unique Ed. Package 250 GB Black Console (NTSC)
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A Unique View Inside An HP Laptop Assembly Line
Author: Margo Tipton
A Reddit user found this video presentation tape-recorded on his brand brand-new HP laptop computer. It was saved in the My Papers folder and clearly depicts the mundanity of life inside a hardware production plant. This was absorbed the Quanta Chongqing Production City in Chongqing and the employee appears to be checking the camera on this specific style.
Usually proof of this screening is wiped out. It wasn ’ t in this case.
Practically, you ’ re looking at the face of modern-day production. He ’ s not mistreated, he ’ s not chained to his work desk, but he ’ s developing the same thing, over and over once more, a prospect few of us might relish. It ’ s a mundane view inside a fairly secret globe that we as customers seldom get to see.
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A Unique View Inside An HP Laptop Assembly Line
Author: Heather Brown
A Reddit user found this video recorded on his brand new HP laptop. It was stored in the My Documents folder and clearly depicts the mundanity of life inside a hardware manufacturing plant. This was taken in the Quanta Chongqing Manufacturing City in Chongqing and the worker seems to be testing the camera on this particular model.
Usually evidence of this testing is wiped out. It wasn’t in this case.
Essentially, you’re looking at the face of modern manufacturing. He’s not mistreated, he’s not chained to his desk, but he’s building the same thing, over and over again, a prospect not many of us would relish. It’s a mundane view inside a fairly secret world that we as consumers rarely get to see.
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Jobs For 13 Year Olds: 51 Unique Ways For Kids To Make Money
Author: Christen Arquette
Jobs For 13 Year Olds: 51 Unique Ways For Kids To Make Money
Looking For Fun Jobs For 13 Year Olds? Here Are 51 Ways Your Kids Can Average Dollars A Week Or More In Their Spare Time. Plus, An Easy-to-follow Guide On Ways To Teach Kids The Value Of A Buck…so They’ll Never Be Broke…or Drowning In Debt!
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Apple reportedly begins rejecting apps that access an iOS device’s unique identifier
Author: Margo Tipton
Some iOS app developers are reporting that Apple has begun rejecting apps that access a device’s unique identifier (UDID) — a move that was previously suggested when Apple deprecated the UDID in iOS 5 back in August of last year, and now appears to be officially taking effect during a time of increased scrutiny over the company’s privacy safeguards. UDIDs are used by some app developers to track user behavior, but their use has been scrutinized since they are permanent and because users are unable to block sending UDIDs to third parties. TechCrunch reports that two of Apple’s review teams started “blanket rejections of apps that use UDIDs” this week, and that next week four teams will issue rejections — until all ten review teams…
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robotics presentation help..i want to make ppt doc on ROBOTICS,suggest some sites for unique materials?
Author: Ian Simpson
Question by : robotics presentation help..i want to make ppt doc on ROBOTICS,suggest some sites for unique materials?
i want to make ppt slides on ROBOTICS and i need some unique material for it. wikipedia etc are very common sites now- using them will not make my material unique as other students also use the same. suggest some
best robotics images and table sites too.
thank you!
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Dick Smith Electronics and a temperature controlled
soldering Iron and make a kit they sell.
ABC Australia has some telly shows on 1,2,or HD2, 3 too ?
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2 Comments »Lytro Makes Its Debut: Unique Form Factor, $400 Price Tag
Author: Jade Kim
The Lytro camera has created a lot of interesting discussion on the web. With photography still in many ways the same as it was a century ago, this new way of capturing images has certainly struck a nerve. I’ve voiced my skepticism, but I wouldn’t want to pour cold water on this truly innovative device on its big debut.
At an event in San Francisco today, CEO and originator of the Lytro’s light-field technology Ren Ng showed off the device, which only resembles traditional cameras in that it has a lens and LCD screen. It’s really more like a kaleidoscope than anything else. The front sports an F/2 lens with an 8x zoom — it was not specified whether that F/2 persists throughout the zoom range, but based on my understanding of the technology, I think it has to (update: yes, the f/2 is constant). Neither was the 35mm equivalent for focal length given.
On the other end of the device, which is 4.4″ long and weighs only 8oz, there is a 1.46″ LCD touchscreen on which you can frame the shot and explore previously shot images. There are only two buttons on the device, one for shutter and one for power, plus a slider for zoom. You certainly have to give it to their designers: whether you like the shape or not, it’s unique-looking and practical in a way.
The Lytro will come in two versions: $ 399 buys you an 8GB version (blue or grey) that holds 350 shots; $ 499 gets you a red 16GB version that holds twice that. This works out to about 22 megabytes per shot, which is comparable to many RAW shots being taken on DSLRs today. The actual “megapixel” value is hard to determine, and Ng described the camera as capturing “11 mega-rays” to an LFP file. I’m thinking that the final images are likely not that large in terms of square dimensions, but of course that square would contain far more data than a square JPEG. The specs say “HD quality,” which of course means very little.
Notably, the pictures you take will be able to be hosted on Lytro’s site for free. Let’s hope they can scale that.
They’re shipping in early 2012, but some questions remain. How long is the battery? How does it hand low-light situations (we can’t take the F/2 lens at face value, though it’s certainly bright)? How will the photos be displayed — Flash, some kind of custom container? Will there be apps? And did they spend all of that $ 50 million?
The camera is available for pre-order now at Lytro’s site.
