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  • As Mobile Roars Ahead, It’s Time To Finally Admit The Web Is Dying | TechCrunch

    While discussions about tech bubbles have been heated, few commentators seem to be targeting their invective at the real underlying bubble: the World Wide Web..
    techcrunch.com
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  • The True Story of Phineas Gage Is Much More Fascinating Than the Mythical Textbook Accounts

    On Sept. 13, 1848, at around 4:30 p.m., the time of day when the mind might start wandering, a railroad foreman named Phineas Gage filled a drill hole with gunpowder and turned his head to check on his men. It was the last normal moment of his life. Ot...
    slate.com
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  • brain.js demo: Train a neural network to recognize color contrast
    harthur.github.io
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  • HTTP Archive - Trends
    httparchive.org
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  • Videopixie (YC S11) is hiring a lead UI and UX designer | Hacker News
    news.ycombinator.com
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  • Why Don't We Eat Swans Anymore? - Modern Farmer

    Swans have been a taboo food for hundreds of years, but they've recently become an invasive species. So why not start eating them again?
    modernfarmer.com
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  • link
    bulletinofinsectology.org
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  • Chromium Updater | Ben Bristow's Blog

    If you're like me and want the speed and compatibility of Google Chrome, but don't want the extra Google tracking features; then you're probably going to
    benbristow.co.uk
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  • MIT scholar fights malaria with magnets - The Boston Globe

    John Lewandowski, a graduate student in mechanical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, thinks he’s got the answer. He helped invent a battery-powered machine that uses magnets and lasers to identify malaria-infected blood, and co-...
    bostonglobe.com
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  • random tweet -- see what the world is thinking
    tweet.onerandom.com
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  • Algorithm Fixes Weather Radar Images Distorted by Wi-Fi | MIT Technology Review

    All over the world, weather radar images are being plagued by signals from the latest generation of five GHz Wi-Fi. Now Austrian researchers have developed a fix.
    technologyreview.com
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  • Wayback Machine Hits 400,000,000,000! | Internet Archive Blogs
    blog.archive.org
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  • IPv6 Launching Soon
    assets.digitalocean.com
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  • PrintToPeer Networks Your 3D Printer So You Can Build Your Own Bot Farm | TechCrunch

    Calgary-based PrintToPeer is a crowdfunded project aimed at networking open-source and commercial 3D printers in one location or around the world, thereby..
    techcrunch.com
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  • Quora in the next YC batch

    This month, YC will be participating in Quora's most recent investment round and Quora will be joining this summer's YC batch.  This is a new experiment for us; we've funded later-stage companies...
    blog.ycombinator.com
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  • Three Lessons from Katie Cotton, Apple's Departing PR Boss

    Sometimes the best way to get good press is to treat reporters like the filthy scum they truly are.
    blog.hubspot.com
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    11 years ago -
  • This Fridge Doesn't Need Electricity To Stay Cool

    Inspired by studying frozen lakes, the Sure Chill can stay cold for up to 35 days--long enough to get life-saving vaccines to kids still living off...
    fastcoexist.com
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  • Beijing to the US by train: China outlines plans to connect world by high speed rail network - The Times of India

    China has outlined its plan to connect the world by high-speed rail, including an underwater link to the US running 13,000km.
    timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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  • Fabio Pereira » Mockists are dead. Long live Classicists

    Mockists are dead. Long live Classicists
    fabiopereira.me
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  • rdio/jsfmt

    jsfmt - Like gofmt, but for JavaScript
    github.com
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