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The Economist had some related content in this week's Technology Quarterly (http://www.economist.com/technology-quarterly/2016-06-09/fac...) - I made note of the 2 LED producers they mentioned: http://www.valoya.com/ and https://www.heliospectra.com/

See also http://theness.com/neurologicablog/index.php/stem-cells-for-... for a good summary. Sounds promising.

Someone needs to make a for-pay service that lets me submit quality long form articles like this and get back a (quality) audio file that I can listen to on my commute home.

That was one of the more interesting stats to me as well. Given my IE trauma I actually read it as 6% as IE6 users but 6% of all IE versions, wow - Microsoft has really lost credibility with the web developer crowd.

I hadn't heard this story until I listened to the latest Java Posse episode (http://javaposse.com/java-posse-332-newscast-for-dec-10th-20...). Thought it would be a good Friday read.

It makes it easier to embrace HTML5 when you have complete control over the browser used.

Yeah, sorry about that - I was especially interested in this part of the transcript and didn't notice the other submissions beforehand

Given that Ted Patrick (http://ted.onflash.org/) just left Adobe for Barnes & Noble, there is a reasonable chance that it may get Flash at some point.

Now to see if they leave allow a full Android environment or lock it down.

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