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Google

Submission + - Announcing New Google Issues Discussion Forum (vortex.com)

Lauren Weinstein writes: "New moderated forum for serious discussion of Google-related issues, sponsored by PFIR. Registration not required for posting. Users can create new discussion category threads as appropriate. Initial topics: * Search Issues: Discussions concerning Google policies and operations that affect Google search results, rankings, the manner in which Web sites are "spidered" by Google for content, search engine optimization (SEO), and related topics * Gmail: Issues related to Google's "Gmail" service * Advertising — AdSense, AdWords, etc.: Issues related to Google advertising platforms and services * Privacy and Intellectual Property: Google privacy and intellectual property issues that are not specific to other Google discussion topic categories * Book Search: Issues associated specifically with Google's "Book Search" service * YouTube and Google Video: Policies and operational aspects of Google's YouTube service and Google Video * Communications with Google: Positive or negative experiences related to communications/contacts with Google regarding any relevant issues, experiences, concerns, disputes, etc. * Miscellaneous: All Google issues that do not currently fall into any of the other Google discussion categories — Lauren —"
Sony

Submission + - Son, 9, saves dad in runaway truck, wants a PS3 (gamingtarget.com)

SwiderMan writes: "9-year-old Matty Lovo saved his father, Matt Lovo, who passed out behind the wheel of his tractor-trailer. Carrying more than 100,000 pounds of weight behind him, young Matty took control of the big rig and called for help via C.B. radio despite never having been behind the wheel of a car. Without Matty's quick effort, he, his father and others could've been seriously injured. CNN's Kyra Phillips asked him if he thought he was a hero and he unabashedly answered "Yeah." So, what is the young, self-described hero of nine going to do now? "He keeps telling me he thinks he needs his PlayStation 3 now for a reward," his father answered for him."
Software

Submission + - Data Visualization Tools for Linux

An anonymous reader writes: In this article, I provide a survey of a number of popular Linux data visualization tools and include some insight into their other capabilities. Finally, I identify the strengths of each tool to help you decide which is best for your application. The open source tools that I explore in this article are gnuplot, GNU Octave, Scilab, MayaVi, Maxima, and OpenDX.

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