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Faved by: ketchup
Sep 30 2008 - via quu.jugem.cc

このようにしたら、何事も無く動くようになった。

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Faved by: Chow
May 31 2007 - via passadoproxy.com

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Faved by: crake20
Jul 13 2007 - via iamunblocked.com

Quoted: iamunblocked.com is a web proxy which allows you to browse the web freely and get past any filters, blocks or bans that your service provider, your school, your library or any other internet source, may have put on to prevent you from accessing those sites.

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Apr 22 2007 - via www.mamproxy.com

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Faved by: branchiopoda
Jun 22 2006 - via www.e777.co.jp

オンラインでPerlの文法チェックをしてくれる。マジ便利やわ~。

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Faved by: netwatch
Jul 30 2007 - via bioserv.rpbs.jussieu.fr

The new Protein Movie Generator (PMG) provides an online studio for budding scientific Walt Disneys. Produced by two researchers at the University of Paris, the site makes it easy to create animations that put molecules in motion.

PMG starts with files from the Protein Data Bank or trajectories from molecular simulations. Users can then script simple scenarios, such as an enzyme pirouetting to display its active site, or more complex maneuvers, such as a ligand gliding in to dock with its receptor. If you prefer stills, you can use PMG to craft molecular graphics. This illustration, for instance, bares some of the internal structure of triosephosphate isomerase, one of the sugar-slicing enzymes of glycolysis.

Volume 316, Number 5830, Issue of 08 June 2007

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Faved by: sokokame
Mar 03 2007 - via www.mirai-city.org
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Faved by: hawaii
Jun 14 2007 - via www.nytimes.com

The idea was to create food so authentic that people would leave the theater with an urge to cook and eat. But it turns out that computer-generated food can look much scarier than a computer-generated bug or car.

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Sep 18 2007 - via okilab.jp
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