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  • Tartalo - A Robot With Manners
    A research team from the University of the Basque Country, led by Basilio Sierra, is devising a robot that can identify different locations and will even ask permission before going through a doorway. Lets face it, robots are boring. They never came close to cleaning our houses or delving into Asimovian angst about their existence.
    Published : 2008-06-19 Source : www.topix.net
  • Genetically modified mosquitoes could combat malaria, scientists say
    In a cramped, humid laboratory in London, mosquitoes swarming in stacked, net-covered cages are being scrutinized for keys to controlling malaria.
    Published : 2008-06-19 Source : www.topix.net
  • Lutz: Volt will cost $40,000, first-gen will lose money
    Bob Lutz revealed to the Seattle Times that the price point for his companys Chevy Volt series hybrid electric vehicle will be $40,000, or around $10,000 more than originally estimated. Lutz also told the paper that the first-generation of the Volt would generate no profit for General Motors.
    Published : 2008-06-19 Source : www.topix.net
  • Top 10 Most Pirated TV Shows on BitTorrent (wk24)
    TV shows are by far the most wanted files via BitTorrent, and according to some, its fast becoming the modern day TiVo. But what are all those people downloading? Lets find out, and take a look at this weeks "Most pirated TV-episodes" chart.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : torrentfreak.com
  • Kid Rock: Don’t Just Steal Music, Steal Everything
    With his tongue firmly in his cheek, Kid Rock has been commenting on file-sharing again but says he doesnt need to steal himself, because hes rich - but not rich enough, as it turns out. Kid Rock announced that hes boycotting iTunes because he says between Apple and the labels, theyre keeping all the money.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : torrentfreak.com
  • 3-Strikes Law to Disconnect French Pirates
    Over the past few months, many countries have looked into the possibility of disconnecting file-sharers from the Internet. Today, France is the first to present their new "3-strikes" law, which allows anti-piracy outfits such as IFPI, RIAA and MPAA to police the Internet.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : torrentfreak.com
  • Pulling the Plug on American UseNet
    UseNet seems to have always been like Fight Club to many users - you dont talk about Fight Club. The question is, is the first rule about targeting UseNet, you dont talk about targeting UseNet? Theres a very interesting report on NewTeeVee about ISPs in the United States either talking about or already ending their UseNet service. The report hits a lot of key point such as the key one of ISPs simply letting the New York Stat atourney general say that its because of child pornography that UseNet should stop being offered as opposed to the reality of ISPs simply not willing to invest money into the infrastructure. According to the report, Time Warner has already announced that it will stop offering UseNet services altogether. Road Runner, one ISP in the US said that few users use UseNet, so they would discontinue it on the 23rd of this month.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Guide to Types of File-Sharing Downloads
    Zeropaid member gives the rundown on just about every conceivable file type youll encounter while using P2P or file-sharing programs. Even for the file-sharing veterans out there it can oftentimes be difficult to figure out exactly what youve downloaded and what theyre purpose is. For BitTorrent users, .nfo and .sfv files are a perfect example.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Swedish MPs to Vote on Wiretapping Law - Major Protests Planned
    Today is the day that Sweden votes on mass wiretapping across the country and the opposition to the FRA law has only grown since first report. According to one account, there are plans for a massive demonstration on the day of the vote. In less than 24 hours, Sweden will be voting on legislation that could, in short, put a massive wiretapping program on people in Sweden as well as traffic going in and out of Sweden. To say that Swedish citizens are unhappy would be an understatement given our follow-up reports on the subject. The Pirate Party of Sweden has already made it clear that the would be against massive wiretaps in the country.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • The Canadian DMCA - The Actual Text - Damages - $500 - $20,000 Per Infringement
    One of the many headline grabbers is the damages that could be awarded. Downloading copyrighted works for private use would be pegged at $500 per infringement while uploaders run up to $20,000 per infringement. We explore the bill and the Copyright act to find specifically where all this comes from. This is the second part of our running series on Bill C-61. Part 1 of our series can be found here.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Kiss on New Album: Were Waiting Until File-Sharers Calm Down
    Says is waiting for the record industry to reemerge and for everybody to "settle down" and become "civilized" before itll ever record new material. Today I have a report for the "who gives a f channel," for it concerns over-the-hill rockers, whose rocking has long been done from a seated position, and their refusal to record new music. Kiss, led by frontman Gene Simmons, has recently been quoted bashing Radiohead and its donation-based album sales experiment. Its not the first time, so its not really worth discussing anew, but what is is Genes statement that they will not "record new material" until the music industry gets its act together and "..
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • California Gives Home DNA Testing the Boot
    Ive written before about home DNA testing kits, specifically about the Google-backed startup, 23andMe. Of course, theres a good reason for the connection: 23andMes co-founder Anne Wojcicki is married to Google co-founder Sergey Brin. The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) has issued cease-and-desist orders to 13 direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.topix.net
  • Leptin Redeemed? Hormone Plus Exercise May Prevent Weight Gain
    More than 34 percent of American adults — about 72 million people — are obese or overweight, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Scientists once hoped leptin, a hormone that sends the body chemical signals to stop eating and use stored energy, would be a weight-loss weapon.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.topix.net
  • What Is Financial Mathematics?
    The basic mathematics that underlies the subject is probability theory, with its strong connections to PDE and numerical analysis. On the finance side, the main topics of importance are the pricing of derivatives, the evaluation of risk, and the management of portfolios. In fact, in todays world, many aspects of capital markets management are becoming more quantitatively and computationally sophisticated, but it all began with derivatives.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.topix.net
  • Pet cloning auction to be held in July
    To celebrate the cloning of BioArts CEO "beloved family pet" the company announced yesterday that it will be holding an online auction to clone five dogs.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.topix.net
  • Participate In An Evolutionary Psychology Study On Sexuality
    My names Ethan White and Im currently trying to finish my PhD in Evolutionary Psychology. Im interested in the evolution of creativity and language and how it relates to sexual and relationship behavior.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.topix.net
  • Jellyfish outbreaks a sign of nature out of sync
    The dramatic proliferation of jellyfish in oceans around the world, driven by overfishing and climate change, is a sure sign of ecosystems out of kilter, warn experts.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.topix.net
  • Top 10 New Species Named
    Thousands of new plant and animal species were discovered in 2007, though only 10 were bizarre enough, lethal enough or just plain cool enough to garner spots on a new Top-10 list.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.topix.net
  • Firefox 3 Stays Ahead of Browser Pack (except Opera)
    Three years in development, over 15,000 bug fixes and feature improvements, a new page rendering engine, remarkable performance gains and multiple OS integration.
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.topix.net
  • Dot Earth: Acting in an Uncertain Climate
    "We should act on climate mitigation and adaptation not because we are able to predict the future, but because we cannot."
    Published : 2008-06-18 Source : www.topix.net
  • Crazy Video Game DRM Prism, 1980’s Style
    These days, although DRM is almost universally hated, its not a new reaction - people have always hated it. We take a look at an innovative device designed to thwart 1980s pirates and hope and pray that no-one reintroduces this one. Love it or hate it, its one of the most intrusive DRM systems ever seen.
    Published : 2008-06-17 Source : torrentfreak.com
  • BPI on ISP Piracy Warnings: Internet Subscribers Will Welcome the Info
    UK record industry head responds to criticisms of recent news that Virgin Media and his group will team up to warn, educate, and ultimately disconnect illegal file-sharers. British Phonographic Industry (BPI) chief executive Geoff Taylor recently responded in an article on the BBC to criticisms over recent news that his group and Virgin Media will collaborate to fight illegal downloading on its network. His retort is delusional at best for it fails to acknowledge the fact that the duo will essentially be examining all data that is carried across its network. Even more laughable is his suggestion that "..
    Published : 2008-06-17 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Mason Offers FREE Download of The Pirates Dilemma
    Book details how piracy is usually a response to a lack of desired options being offered in the marketplace. About a month ago I mentioned Matt Masons book "The Pirates Dilemma." Initially released for sale earlier this year, he has now decided to make it available for free download. "Why would an author give away a book for free?" he writes. "Obviously it makes a lot of sense given the arguments in this particular book, but it’s true for all authors that piracy isn’t a threat, it’s an opportunity.
    Published : 2008-06-17 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Music Industry Study: 80% of UK Youth Want Legal P2P
    Claims a majority of 14-24yo want legal file-sharing, and it predictably says the best method is to begin taxing Internet and mobile phone connections to pay for it. British Music Rights, which is composed of the British Academy of Composers & Songwriters, Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society, Music Publishers Association, and Performing Right Society, recently released the results of a survey analyzing the music consumption behavior of 14-24yos (average was 22). Carried out in February and March 2008 by the University Of Hertfordshire, BMR bills it as the largest UK academic survey of its kind. Though considering the sponsors its only logical to assume that theyd only release a survey with findings in their favor, which it does. For the most startling discovery is that 80% of those who admitted to illegal file-sharing want a legal P2P service, and "place a considerable monetary value on it.
    Published : 2008-06-17 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • German Courts - P2P Lawsuits Unconstitutional
    Many are aware of US-based rights holders trying to apply US laws in other countries. Now there is word that P2P lawsuits in Germany are unconstitutional. Between the new version of Vuse, the Canadian DMCA, and a new p2p study being released, it may be easy to have missed the report from p2p-blog that covered what happened in the German court system just a little while ago while all the other big news was happening. Janko Roettgers, the writer of P2P-blog notes that P2P lawsuits have been ruled unconstitutional because an ISP technically cant give out customer information as it has done in the past because its private information. Interestingly enough, this was one of the main types of arguments used in the Canadian discovery case back in the beginning of 2004.
    Published : 2008-06-17 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Super-Earth planets discovered
    Nearby stars probably abound with planets only slightly larger than our own, an international astronomy team suggested Monday as it reported the discovery of 45 of these "super-Earth" planets.
    Published : 2008-06-17 Source : www.topix.net
  • Sunken British Warship From American Revolution Found in Lake Ontario
    A 22-gun British warship that sank during the American Revolution and has long been regarded as one of the "Holy Grail" shipwrecks in the Great Lakes has been discovered at the bottom of Lake Ontario.
    Published : 2008-06-17 Source : www.topix.net
  • The Pope Has Delayed My National Institutes of Health Progress Report
    How is it that a statement by the Vatican has delayed my annual report to the National Institutes of Health? Not being Catholic, I generally dont pay much attention to Papal announcements, but maybe I need to start listening. Apparently back in March, the Vatican suggested that "genetic manipulations which alter DNA" are mortal sins.
    Published : 2008-06-17 Source : www.topix.net
  • Firefox 3 Available Early, But Dont Do It! Dont Download Early!
    Typical of Firefox releases, a number of sites have begun leaking downloads to Firefox 3 (final). Naturally people will rush to these downloads and start downloading, as most of us are impatient. I say: dont do it! Why not, you may ask? Well, dont you want to see Mozilla set a Guinness Book of World Records record?
    Published : 2008-06-17 Source : www.topix.net
  • St. Louis Geologists Get Ready For Floods - "This is serious water"
    "The flood wave is propagating down the Mississippi River towards St. Louis at about the pace of a brisk walk," said Robert E. Criss, Ph.D., professor of earth and planetary sciences in Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis. "Some areas north of St. Louis in Missouri and southern Iowa are bracing for the second worst flood in their history. This is serious water."
    Published : 2008-06-17 Source : www.topix.net
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