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Hard Books Are Overratedrs.io
In this article, I argue that humans have a tendency to systematically overvalue hard books. That is, hard books are overrated. - tabpayments.co
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No, Netflix and Hulu are Not Killing Cablecabletv.com
Perhaps we could excuse a little journalistic sensationalism, but to claim “Netflix and Hulu Are Starting to Kill Cable” is either naïve or dishonest. We’ve heard that claim a lot lately based on an Experian study which found cord-cutters (people -
Understanding CSS Timing Functions | Smashing Magazinesmashingmagazine.com
The CSS Timing Function Explained: It’s one of the less obvious animation-based CSS properties, whereas most of its counterparts are rather self-explanatory. Nevertheless, the gist of it is that it enables you to control and vary the acceleration of an... - marc.info
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Google Street View Now Lets You Go Back In Time | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com
Every day, Google's Street View cars capture massive amounts of data and the company then publishes them on Google Maps at regular intervals. Until now, the.. -
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With Farm Robotics, the Cows Decide When It’s Milking Timenytimes.com
Farms in upstate New York and elsewhere are using automatic milkers that scan and map the underbellies of cows, extract the milk, and monitor its quality, without the use of human hands. -
Getty Museum Adds Another 77,000 Images to its Open Content Archiveopenculture.com
Last summer we told you that the J. Paul Getty Museum launched its Open Content Program by taking 4600 high-resolution images from the Getty collections, putting them into the public domain, and making them freely available in digital format. We also m... -
Google’s Revamped Gmail Could Take Encryption Mainstream | Enterprise | WIREDwired.com
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The battle to build Shakespeare’s Globe - FT.comft.com
This week marks the 450th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s birth. Yet the way we remember history’s most renowned playwright might have been very different had it not been for a formidable foe. In November 1596 a woman named Elizabeth Russell -
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Expojure helps you to organise and publish your photos on social media so that your fans and followers will enjoy them and you can concentrate on creativity. -
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