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Japan suffers lowest number of births on record as population shrinkstheguardian.com
Number of newborn babies last year fell to 1.001 million against 1.269m registered deaths in its population -
Sony leak reveals efforts to revive SOPAdistrictdispatch.org
Working in Washington, D.C. tends to make one a bit jaded: the revolving door, the bipartisan attacks, not enough funding for libraries — the list goes on. So, yes, I am D.C.-weary and growing more cynical. Now I have another reason to be fed up. -
RedisLabs/redis-lua-debuggergithub.com
redis-lua-debugger - A Redis Lua script for debugging Redis Lua scripts -
Reimagine Collegebrookings.edu
Stuart Butler predicts that 2015 will bring a full-blown invasion and transformation of higher education. This disruption will have profound and beneficial consequences for the education and finances of millions of young Americans and their parents. -
What does randomness look like? | WIREDwired.com
On 13 June 1944, a week after the allied invasion of Normandy, a loud buzzing sound rattled through the skies of battle-worn London. The source of the sound was a newly developed German instrument of war, the V-1 flying bomb. A precursor to the cruise ... -
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F-35 stealth jet 'will not be able to fire its guns until 2019' - Telegraphtelegraph.co.uk
Reported software glitch is the latest problem to dog state of the art fighter which is costing American taxpayers nearly $400 billion (£257 billion) -
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How Cities have been Shaped by Defensemunsonscity.com
So in your spare time you're looking at an aerial view of London on your favorite online mapping service (as one does), when you notice a street called London Wall. And as you're looking at your ma... -
Among New Wilshire Grand workers, a hierarchy forged of skill and daringgraphics.latimes.com
Atop New Wilshire Grand's hierarchy of high steel are the structural ironworkers, known for their swagger -
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The (relatively) simple fix that could prevent planes like AirAsia QZ8501 from disappearingwashingtonpost.com
Pilots need more real-time information. -
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This App Claims to Know When Police Are Tracking You with Fake Cell Towersmotherboard.vice.com
SnoopSnitch can detect Stingrays, and its founders want to create maps that track where they are abused. -
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North Korea/Sony Story Shows How Eagerly U.S. Media Still Regurgitate Government Claims - The Interceptfirstlook.org
The overwhelming narrative disseminated by the U.S. media was clear: North Korea was responsible for the hack, because the government said it was. -
Google Strikes an Upbeat Note With FCC on Title IIblogs.wsj.com
In a rare public comment by Google on net neutrality, the Internet giant this week said it sees a silver lining in the potential to be regulated like a telecom company. -
Brands pay Twitter to falsely appear in your following listgigaom.com
A Twitter advertising technique is perturbing people. Promoted brands like MasterCard and IFC are appearing in the list of accounts some users follow, even if they don’t actually follow them. Sources familiar with the company’s advertising strategy tel... -
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