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'Silk Road Reloaded' Just Launched on a Network More Secret than Tormotherboard.vice.com
The new destination for illicit drugs and fake IDs may be found on a lesser-known anonymity service called I2P. -
We Are All - Fill in the Blanktelesurtv.net
Terrorism is not terrorism when a much more severe terrorist attack is carried out by those who are Righteous by virtue of their power -
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ttsiodras.github.io
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An Arguably Unreal Particle Powers All of Your Electronics - Facts So Romantic - Nautilusnautil.us
A microscopic image of a metamaterial used to test relativity in a lab.Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryLike happy families, every… - jakewins.com
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labs.domipheus.com
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apenwarr/sshuttlegithub.com
sshuttle - Transparent proxy server that works as a poor man's VPN. Forwards over ssh. Doesn't require admin. Works with Linux and MacOS. Supports DNS tunneling. -
Were we contacted by aliens in 1977?bbc.co.uk
In 1977 an astronomer detected a signal that met all the criteria for coming from aliens. Physicist Brian Cox investigates -
New Features in C# 6 - The C# Team - Site Home - MSDN Blogsblogs.msdn.com
The C# team posts answers to common questions and describes new language features in C#, .NET Framework, and Visual Studio IDE. -
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The Career Path I Didn’t Consider (But Should Have)themuse.com
Why to Join a Startup by Jessica Livingston - The Muse: Y Combinator's Jessica Livingston on what she w... - textfiles.com
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Renaissance-Era Italian Warlord Was Poisoned, Mummy Revealslivescience.com
An Italian warlord who suddenly dropped dead in 1329 was poisoned, a mummy autopsy reveals. Scientists found deadly traces of the toxic plant digitalis, or foxglove, in his system. -
Livescribe :: Never Miss A Wordlivescribe.com
Livescribe paper-based computing platform includes a smartpen, dot paper and software applications that changes the way people capture, use and share audio and visual information with pen and paper. - jonase.github.io
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The Beautiful Geometry of 18th-Century Forts, Built by Britain in the American Coloniesslate.com
The Twitter feed @bldgblog recently shared some of these images of plans for eighteenth-century British forts in the Americas, from the online exhibition “The Geometry of War.” The exhibition, curated by Brian Leigh Dunnigan, associate director and cur... -
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