Getting a job with the skills nobody's paid you for

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Researchers
show off functional single-molecule transistor

One down, 700 million or so to go and you've got a CPU

Source: Ars Technica

Google Chrome
OS goes native (code)

Rubbing salt (NaCl) into an open browser

Source: The Register

Getting a
job with the skills nobody's paid you for

Because everyone's resume could use a little polish now and then

Source: Java World

Programming
from "Scratch"

Give a kid the "gift" of programming this year

Source: Doctor Dobb's

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Ballmer in
2010: Should he stay or should he go now?

If he goes, there will be trouble (and you know the rest)

Source: CIO.com

Average Net
user now online 13 hours per week

Slackers.

Source: News.com

Ex-Microsoftie:
Company today 'a lot like IBM was in 1985'

Does this mean we'll have to relive OS/2?

Source: Seattle PI

Microsoft
Security Essentials ranks as best-performing free antivirus

I'm as shocked as you are

Source: Lifehacker

Intel shelves Larrabee as a GPU project

Mind-machine breakthrough: People type with just thoughts
That's strange, he keeps typing, "5318008"
Source: LiveScience
Virgin Galactic unveils its latest thrill ride
Start saving your pennies for your seat
Source: News.com
Namebench helps you find the fastest DNS server for your computer
"Ahead Warp Factor 2, Mr. Sulu"
Source: Lifehacker
Sun to shed light on latest Java technologies
See them now, before Oracle decides they don't like the direction they were going
Source: Infoworld
More employees are using a personal laptop as primary work PC
I'm sure your companies appreciate that charity
Source: Beta News

Intel shelves Larrabee as a GPU project

New cloud-based service steals Wi-Fi passwords
The "Cloud" does have a purpose
Source: Computerworld
Yahoo will divulge pretty much anything for $60
What is your privacy worth?
Source: Gizmodo
Google turns on real-time search
For when you must know *NOW* what people had for lunch
Source: Infoworld
Microsoft labs tests a Wikipedia of average Joes
Six degrees of 'How do they know that?'
Source: News.com
Intel shelves Larrabee as a GPU project
Just go and buy a GPU company, that's what everyone else does
Source: Internet News

Battery made of paper charges up

Google Web Toolkit 2.0 - now with Speed Tracer
Go Speed Tracer! Go, Speed Tracer, go!
Source: Google
Seven fail Virus Bulletin's first Windows 7 tests
Windows 7 is a virus?
Source: Ars Technica
Battery made of paper charges up
Think of the possibilities! Power you computer off of all the computer books you own!
Source: BBC
JetBrains ships IntelliJ Idea Java IDE upgrade
Now with even more IDE pixie dust (and a free version!)
Source: Infoworld
Hubble looks deeper into the cosmos
Looks like the new lenses are working
Source: Scientific American

Battery made of paper charges up

Google Web Toolkit 2.0 - now with Speed Tracer
Go Speed Tracer! Go, Speed Tracer, go!
Source: Google
Seven fail Virus Bulletin's first Windows 7 tests
Windows 7 is a virus?
Source: Ars Technica
Battery made of paper charges up
Think of the possibilities! Power you computer off of all the computer books you own!
Source: BBC
JetBrains ships IntelliJ Idea Java IDE upgrade
Now with even more IDE pixie dust (and a free version!)
Source: Infoworld
Hubble looks deeper into the cosmos
Looks like the new lenses are working
Source: Scientific American

Battery made of paper charges up

Microsoft, Cisco, IBM and others form cloud computing group
You know that something will be significant when they start ganging up on us to tell us something is significant
Source: Computerworld
First Look: Google Goggles tries to ID your world
The goggles! They do something!
Source: Computerworld
Microsoft combines Windows Server and Azure to form new Server & Cloud unit
When in doubt, reorg
Source: ZDNet
It's Google Chrome day! Extensions & Mac version available now
Now you can be Chrome for the Holidays
Source: Read Write Web
Thunderbird 3 officially released with new features, improved look
For those with a different outlook
Source: Lifehacker