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Point, click. The gestures and metaphors of icon-driven computing feel so natural and effortless to us now, it seems strange to recall navigating in the di -
I Was Promised Flying Carsnytimes.com
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Net neutrality is dead, but it probably doesn't matter - I, Cringelycringely.com
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The Ascent Of Early-Stage Venture Capital | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com
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Planting for Profit, and Greater Goodnytimes.com
Jason Aramburu, who developed a sensor and smartphone app to help plants thrive, looks to use them to fight drought and food shortages.