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Peut-on tout faire sur Internet ? - Vidéo Dailymotion

"At Google, the only thing we love as much as science is science education. We want to celebrate young scientific talent and engage students who might not yet be engaged with science. So, in partnership with CERN, the LEGO Group, National Geographic, and Scientific American we've created an exciting new global science competition, the Google Science Fair. Students all over the world who are between the ages of 13 and 18 are eligible to enter this competition and compete for prizes including once-in-a-lifetime experiences, internships and scholarships. "

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Tout faire avec des sites Internet - L'Internaute High-tech

(...) Je me vois imposer un choix : 1. Je continue à m'abonner aux bases bibliographiques payantes (Inspec, Web of Science, Pascal, etc.) et à professer le même discours sur les limites de Google Scholar : Pas d'indexation manuelle systématique (donc un sujet commun, comme le sida, doit faire l'objet de recherches répétées avec les mots alternatifs : Sida, Aids, VIH, HIV, immuno-déficience, etc. 2. Google Scholar cherche à la fois dans des notices d'articles (métadonnées : titre, auteur, sujet, résumé) et dans du texte intégral, et retrie ça grosso modo par PageRank (les articles les plus cités en tête), si bien que si le mot "sida" apparaît dans une note de bas de page d'un article très cité, celui-ci apparaîtra avant un article très pertinent portant exclusivement sur le sida. Je remets les choses complètement à plat, et je me demande, sincèrement, si l'achat de bases de données bibliographiques reste utile avec l'existence de cette base gratuite. En gros, je laisse une chance à Google Scholar de l'emporter. (...)

I've said already that I bought at 16GB memory card for the new phone which is a lot - I had 1GB before, so… what will I do with all that space? I'm not going to use it for video and 16GB is room for something like 250 hours of MP3s or 500 hours of WMAs: I own roughly 200 albums, so it's a fair bet they'd fit. Photos - well maybe I'd keep a few hundred MB on the phone. In any event, I don't want to fill the card completely. After a trip out with no card in the my camera I keep a SD-USB card adapter on my key-ring so I always have both a USB stick and a memory card : currently this uses my old micro-SD card in an full size SD adapter. If I need more than 1GB I can whip the card out of the phone, pop it in the adapter and keep shooting 

Faire le tour des réseaux sociaux sur une fable de la Fontaine, fallait y penser

At last, a method for making Twitter's 140 character limit seem less annoying!I'm still ironing the kinks out but it seems to be working pretty well. Now I have to learn Morse Code which is bloody annoying. At least I only need to learn to write it! It's Tweetagraph and not Twittergraph because Twitter doesn't like you using the word "twitter" if you are tapping into their API. Fair enough I guess. Teletweet is an option too, but the Teletubby connection is too strong for me.

Interesting article about Bing Maps.

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