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Putting Together a Reality Team

Fantasy baseball has been a popular pastime for 30 years. Unfortunately, there tends to be too much "fantasy" and not enough dealing with the nitty-gritty reality of what it takes to fill a well-rounded roster at the major league level.

Brandon McCarthy's Breakout Season

One of the biggest success stories of the 2011 season has been Brandon McCarthy. From 2005-2009 he never posted an FIP better than 4,7, and twice had a FIP above 5. Then he spent 2010 injured and in the minors.

Innodisk outs embedded SATA nanoSSD, nets 480MB per second from one chip

While single-chip SSDs are clearly known quantities, they usually run at a much more leisurely pace than their larger counterparts.

eTrak GPS+ melds WiFi, cellular and GPS tracking, launches at CTIA 2013 (hands-on)

We've come across a number of GPS-based tracking devices over the years but most are rather bulky and difficult to setup.

Why the 'Star Trek Computer' Will Be Open Source and Apache Licensed

psykocrime writes "The crazy kids at Fogbeam Labs have a new blog post positing that there is a trend towards advanced projects in NLP, Information Retrieval, Big Data and the Semantic Web moving to the Apache Software Foundation.

We Know She Can Count To Five: IRS Official Who Claimed She Was Not Good At Math Pleads The Fifth

As Congress continues its investigation into allegations that the Internal Revenue Service improperly targeted certain applications for tax-exempt status based on keywords and politically charged language, a number of IRS and Treasury officials made their way to the Hill today to te

Exclusive: Glencore, Trafigura deals with Iran may have skirted sanctions - U.N

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Metals swap deals with Iran by Switzerland-based commodities giants Glencore Xstrata and Trafigura could have been a way of skirting international sanctions against Tehran over its nuclear program, according to a confidential U.N.

Google's Eric Schmidt believes one company is an island

A slip of the tongue by Google's executive chairman speaks volumes about his perception of the company's tax obligations

A week or so ago, Google's chief executive, Larry Page, caused ripples when he suggested at a public event that laws older than 50 years or so shouldn't apply to internet

No, Sony Is Not About to Sell Rights to "Spider-Man"

Today you may be seeing rumors that Sony is going to sell off rights to Spider-Man. It’s all based on six degrees of uninformed speculation, which is to say: don’t believe it for a second.

Neymar's Game Must Evolve If He Makes Jump to European Football

Neymar this, Neymar that. He should go, he should stay. He'll be a great fit here, no, he'll be a better fit there.