/cc @lenadoppel RT @Linuzifer: Hat die #Gema diese Sprecherin eigentlich schon gefeuert? ... http://t.co/sC6wHRUA
Termine der Woche: http://t.co/c9xmQhXB #Datenschutz #Netzpolitik #Überwachung #OpenData #npbx #DigitaleAgenda #RFID #VDS
Well I’m gonna be as faithful as that puppy / No I’ll never let you down http://t.co/rOuYpIJP
Ruft mal http://t.co/6xBfaRYI ohne JavaScript auf. APA - Die Besten der Besten! #fb
Alan #Turing hat womöglich nicht Suizid begangen… http://t.co/VKQiaPoA via @sciencebase<@RogerHighfield #Turing100
IT spending in Europe will virtually grind to a halt this year and next due to economic uncertainty over the euro currency, according to a Forrester Research report.
“The most likely result is either near-zero growth or economic recession in 2012, depending on the country,” Forrester analyst and lead report author Andrew Bartels wrote. “The worse case is a possible collapse of the euro and a resulting depression.”Forrester: European IT Spending to Grind to a Halt http://t.co/o2VSYhju
Join IBM on June 27th for the "Six Steps to Social Communications" Webcast at 10AM ET. http://t.co/Q6M4CNbg #ibmsocialbiz #icsedu
YES! "Ledige Väter erhalten Recht auf Obsorge" http://t.co/LdMdnMKU Anwaelte sehen Einkuenfte dahinschwinden. #fb
Experience IBM Lotus Notes http://t.co/RDRqfBif #ibmsocialbiz #ibm #fb
Ray Bradbury's fiction looks set to enter the structure of the internet, after a software developer has proposed a new HTTP status code inspired by Fahrenheit 451.
Tim Bray, a fan of Bradbury's writing, is recommending to the Internet Engineering Task Force, which governs such choices, that when access to a website is denied for legal reasons the user is given the status code 451.
Cool idea: Call for Bradbury to be honored with Internet error code for censored content. http://t.co/NZc6ODwI
"Wie umgehe ich die Vorratsdatenspeicherung" @leyrer & @MacLemon am Mo, 25. 6 bei @Digitalks! Anmelden: http://t.co/hK6kHUiL #fb
Uebrigens! Heute ist Eclipse DemoCamp in Wien! http://t.co/6W9J7qt3 #fb
And then came cyberpunk—Pat Cadigan, William Gibson, Bruce Sterling. It was subversive and gritty, a poetry-kaleidoscope trip into the for-profit future. Faceless corporations loomed over the ant-sized dramas of human endeavors, moving billions of dollars and yen around the globe while the human beings of the story scrapped it out on the streets.
It was cyberspace and console cowboys, leather jackets, Zeiss eye implants, modded Russian knockoff prostheses, extinct horses, mirrorshades. The future was bizarre and threatening—and also strangely real.
Why Bad Jobs - or No Jobs - Happen to Good Workers http://t.co/gQ5paMvA #fb
finished Moon Over Soho by Ben Aaronovitch http://t.co/JHMsxOzB #Kindle
Vollkommen verdient! "YouPorn gewinnt Grimme Online Award 2012 in der Kategorie Wissen & Bildung" http://t.co/VanS6lFg
Microsoft poisons its partners http://t.co/0NjgR73l It's an awful time to be a #Microsoft #partner by @sjvn