Monday, January 14, 2013
AAPL < $500
Apple Stock Drops On IPhone 5 Demand Concerns:
"Although Apple hailed the iPhone 5 as the best version yet of a product
that has revolutionized the telecommunications and computing industry,
the company's stock has wilted since the device hit the market.
After peaking at $705.07 on the day of the iPhone 5's Sept. 21 release,
Apple's stock has plunged nearly 30 percent...
to below $500 for the first time in 11
"Although Apple hailed the iPhone 5 as the best version yet of a product
that has revolutionized the telecommunications and computing industry,
the company's stock has wilted since the device hit the market.
After peaking at $705.07 on the day of the iPhone 5's Sept. 21 release,
Apple's stock has plunged nearly 30 percent...
to below $500 for the first time in 11
jQuery Fundamentals site
http://jqfundamentals.com/
jQuery Fundamentals :: A guide to the basics of jQuery:
A site with info and examples of JavaScript and jQuery,
with nice interactive editor and 'run' tool.
by bocoup training
jQuery Fundamentals :: A guide to the basics of jQuery:
A site with info and examples of JavaScript and jQuery,
with nice interactive editor and 'run' tool.
by bocoup training
apache friends - xampp
apache friends - xampp
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For: Windows, Mac, Linux
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For: Windows, Mac, Linux
Sublime Text 2
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For: Windows, Mac, Linux $59, unlimited trial
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You'll love the slick user interface, extraordinary features and amazing performance."
For: Windows, Mac, Linux $59, unlimited trial
RIP: Aaron Swartz
Aaron Swartz was a wunderkind
who at age of 14 co-developed RSS protocol
that is still used by almost web every site that supports a blog or a podcast feed.
Here is a blog post of MIT professor Philip Greenspun Here is what he says:
that is still used by almost web every site that supports a blog or a podcast feed.
Recently he got (unpaid) access to many JSTOR scientific articles at MIT.
Swartz, if convicted, faced a maximum of $1 million in fines
and more than 35 years in prison... and he killed himself.
JSTOR announced the same week as Swartz's death it would make "more than 4.5 million articles" available to the public limitedly for free.
Here is a blog post of MIT professor Philip Greenspun Here is what he says:
I asked the lawyers “Suppose that the government’s case is completely frivolous and Swartz is guaranteed to be acquitted. What would he expect to spend in legal fees to defend the case?” They didn’t want to reveal anything particular to Aaron’s case but said “Generally the minimum cost to defend a federal criminal lawsuit is $1.5 million.”
Tim O'Reilly suggest to read this article by Larry Lessig
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