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  • Online Courses Raise Their Game: A Review of MOOC Stats and Trends in 2014 - MOOC Report

    MOOC Ecosystem Makes Leap in Maturity in 2014. Take a Look at the Latest Stats and Trends
    class-central.com
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  • jaccuzzi.ch
    jaccuzzi.ch
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  • GoDaddy CSRF Vulnerability Allows Domain Takeover

    tl;dr: An attacker can leverage a CSRF vulnerability to take over domains registered with GoDaddy. The vulnerability has been patched. Introduction While I was managing an old domain in GoDaddy, I ...
    breakingbits.net
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  • Feeling Sad Makes Us More Creative | WIRED

    For thousands of years, people have speculated that there’s some correlation between sadness and creativity, so that people who are a little bit miserable (think Van Gogh, or Dylan in 1965, or Virginia Woolf) are also the most innovative. Aristotle was...
    wired.com
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  • Stanford Students ARRESTED in #ReclaimMLK Shutdown

    FOSTER CITY, Calif., This afternoon, 68 Stanford students were arrested while honoring Martin Luther King’s legacy by engaging in civil disobedience. They held the westbound side of the San Mateo B...
    siliconshutdown.wordpress.com
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  • Twitter Confirms Acquisition Of India’s Missed Call Marketing Platform ZipDial

    Last week TechCrunch reported Twitter was in final talks to acquire ZipDial for between $30 million and $40 million, and today the company announced the deal..
    techcrunch.com
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  • Boostable (YC W14) Is Hiring Software Engineers in SF | Hacker News
    news.ycombinator.com
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  • rsc/c2go

    c2go - C to Go translation tool supporting Go toolchain migration
    github.com
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  • At 90, She's Designing Tech For Aging Boomers

    Barbara Beskind stands out in youth-obsessed Silicon Valley. She inspires designers at the IDEO firm to think about the needs of older generations: What if your glasses could help you remember people?
    npr.org
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  • How “Meaning Withdrawal,” aka Boredom, Can Boost Creativity - Facts So Romantic - Nautilus

    Two Ironing WomenEdward Degas In his book Boredom: A Lively History, an oxymoronic title if ever there was one, Peter Toohey argues…
    m.nautil.us
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  • A window on Chaucer’s cramped, scary, smelly world

    Proust had his cork-lined bedroom; Emily Dickinson her Amherst hidey-hole; Mark Twain a gazebo with magnificent views of New York City. Where, then, did the father of English poetry do…
    spectator.co.uk
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  • Co-Working on Vacation: A Desk in Paradise

    An increasing number of spaces offer travelers all-inclusive co-working facilities in exotic locations, intertwining vacation time with job time.
    nytimes.com
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  • SoftBank Emerges As The Biggest Challenger To Uber

    If you live in the U.S., the chances are that your definition of the biggest rival to Uber is Lyft. The ride-sharing service operates in many of the same U.S...
    techcrunch.com
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  • Who’s Afraid of Robot Culture?

    Fear not the machines of the future. We can—and should—use the tools we’ve been developing to be both more critical and more creative.
    psmag.com
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  • The History Blog » Blog Archive » Norfolk museum acquires Bronze Age dirk used as doorstop
    thehistoryblog.com
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  • stevenheidel/twonumberturingmachine

    twonumberturingmachine - A turing machine whose tape is implemented with just two numbers
    github.com
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    11 years ago -
  • CFPApp
    cfp.gophercon.com
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  • Sitting for too long can kill you, even if you exercise: study

    In an analysis that pooled data from 41 international studies, Toronto researchers found the amount of time a person sits during the day is associated with a higher risk of heart disease, diabetes, cancer and death, regardless of regular exercise.
    cbc.ca
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    studentsagainstsurveillance.com
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  • Samgold Photos: Methods for Multiple Exposure Photography: Lomography Experimental Lens Kit, Enfuse, and 2nd Curtain Flash
    samgoldphotos.blogspot.com
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