GiveMeMind: Private Search Engines? Why you should use them instead of Google

givememind:

There are four main search engines, Google, Yahoo, Ask, and Bing. If you have ever used one of these search engines your searches are there forever.

Everything you search on Google is stored the day you type it in. Whether you are logged in or not. Information is logged either through your Google…

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inspirationfeed: Support Crystal Stand for Apple iPad 2 Stand Crystal Support was designed with the idea of ​​elegance and refinement, and it literally breathes in its design. Provided technical prowess has not been hidden since it is the only support 2 iPad market with a real ball-bearing mechanism. This allows a smooth rotation for an easy transition from landscape to portrait.
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Support Crystal Stand for Apple iPad 2

Stand Crystal Support was designed with the idea of ​​elegance and refinement, and it literally breathes in its design. Provided technical prowess has not been hidden since it is the only support 2 iPad market with a real ball-bearing mechanism. This allows a smooth rotation for an easy transition from landscape to portrait.

jtotheizzoe: Electronic contact lens displays pixels on the eyes … if you’re a rabbit. Eye-integrated heads-up displays may not be a Skynet fantasy after all! Recently, progress was reported in using a contact lens to project a one-pixel image onto the retina of the rabbit wearing it. First of all, rabbits apparently wear contact lenses! Secondly, this isn’t exactly HDTV, but it shows that images can be safely projected from a safe eye implant. I think this is the obvious next step: (via One Per Cent, h/t to TNW)
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jtotheizzoe:

Electronic contact lens displays pixels on the eyes … if you’re a rabbit.

Eye-integrated heads-up displays may not be a Skynet fantasy after all! Recently, progress was reported in using a contact lens to project a one-pixel image onto the retina of the rabbit wearing it.

First of all, rabbits apparently wear contact lenses! Secondly, this isn’t exactly HDTV, but it shows that images can be safely projected from a safe eye implant.

I think this is the obvious next step:

(via One Per Cent, h/t to TNW)

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