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GPS units are not infallible. Stories abound of users blindly following poor GPS directions (based on improperly developed maps) onto train tracks, off marked roads, and even into a nasty part of town. Now, there's a brand new problem: interference from the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, the natural lightshow seen near the Earth's poles when high-speed particles from the Sun hit the ...
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So pissed at @thomashouston right now for not reminding me about James Blake last night.
Man, CES looks fun. http://t.co/6xvbIYsP
The secret to the iPad 3 launch date is blindingly obvious when you look at the facts. See: http://t.co/fH40yM0R
Even on vacation @darrenmurph can't resist filing stories. This time it's the new Lensbaby Edge 80 http://t.co/IHDh6Xdx
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