Comment: Re:Yawn... Welcome to the 1990s. (Score 1) 103
I want something like a suspended exoskeleton to provide actual force feedback to as many muscle groups as possible.
That's some heavy porn you're into.
+ - HIV Put Into Submission->
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Anonymous Coward writes "Science Daily is reporting that "With the latest advances in treatment, doctors have discovered that they can successfully neutralise the HIV virus. The so-called 'combination therapy' prevents the HIV virus from mutating and spreading, allowing patients to rebuild their immune system to the same levels as the rest of the population.
To date, it represents the most significant treatment for patients suffering from HIV.
Professor Jens Lundgren from the University of Copenhagen, together with other members of the research group EuroSIDA, have conducted a study, which demonstrates that the immune system of all HIV-infected patients can be restored and normalised. The only stipulation is that patients begin and continue to follow their course of treatment.""
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+ - Viacom To Buy Last.fm for $450 Million
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position: absolute writes "Rumor has it that Viacom is currently in negotiations to buy social music network Last.fm for a sum of $450 million. This follows Last.fm's recent deal with Warner Music Group, which allows Last.fm to stream the label's entire catalog to its 15 million users."
+ - Google opens Gmail to all
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Russian Art Buyer writes "CNet is reporting that GMail is now open for all, no longer restricting to "invitees only." From the article: "Google on Wednesday said its Gmail service is now open to anyone who wants an account. Previously the service, which provides users with 2.8GB of e-mail storage space, has been by invitation only.""
+ - Sun Not Moving to GPL version 3
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darthcamaro writes "It doesn't look list Sun is going to automatically move to GPL version 3 for either Java or OpenSolaris.
"I've got no intention of removing CDDL from OpenSolaris as it has been an ideal license for OpenSolaris," Sun Microsystems' Chief Open Source Officer, Simon Phipps told internetnews.com. "The CDDL is doing a fine job with that community. The role of the license is to empower the innovator and the CDDL is demonstrably doing a good job of empowering OpenSolaris.""
"I've got no intention of removing CDDL from OpenSolaris as it has been an ideal license for OpenSolaris," Sun Microsystems' Chief Open Source Officer, Simon Phipps told internetnews.com. "The CDDL is doing a fine job with that community. The role of the license is to empower the innovator and the CDDL is demonstrably doing a good job of empowering OpenSolaris.""
+ - Gates "dares anybody" to exploit Vista
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KeepQuiet writes " Jason D. O'Grady at ZDnet links to a Newsweek interview with Bill Gates where he "dares anybody" to exploit Vista. This is not going to end well."