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The story behind Jar’Edo Wens, the longest-running hoax in Wikipedia historywashingtonpost.com
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Android's 10 Millisecond Problem: How Google and Android are leaving billions on the table.superpowered.com
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Les députés approuvent un système de surveillance du trafic sur Internetlemonde.fr
L’Assemblée nationale a adopté sans surprise mercredi la mise en place de « boîtes noires », au troisième jour de l’examen du projet de loi sur le renseignement. -
Karmaloop’s business boomed, then unraveled - The Boston Globebostonglobe.com
The company launched a series of ill-fated and expensive business ventures. The financial strain finally forced Karmaloop to file for bankruptcy protection in March -
Passport Index - World's passports in one place.passportindex.org
Passport Index displays and ranks the world's passports. Explore passport designs and browse them by visa free score, by color, or by country. Which passport do you like best? -
Experts as a Serviceblog.talktousers.com
People who are really good at what they do are awesome to have in your business. This is a given. The problem is when you need someone who is awesome at what they do, but you don't need them 12... -
SOLARPUNKSsolarpunks.tumblr.com
At once a vision of the future, a thoughtful provocation, and an achievable lifestyle. In... -
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Managing big enough data in postgresblog.tarkalabs.com
Postgres can work quite well for large databases without having to look at NoSQL solutions. But if you find your tables getting larger than the physical memory, you might want to look for ways to o...
