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Star Wars GUI/MultiTouch UI Controls (again)chrisgannon.wordpress.com
If you follow this blog you may remember I posted this along with a Vine of some UI controls I was working on about a year ago. I was inspired to build them after seeing this real-time rendering de... -
How Richard Nixon Changed NASA | The Planetary Societyplanetary.org
The end of the Moon race raised the question: what, if anything, was next for NASA? The decisions made by President Nixon in the aftermath of Apollo still impact the space program today. -
Debian Linux Wheezy OpenVPN & Squid3 HOWTO with Transparent Proxying | IO Digital Seciodigitalsec.com
A step by step HOWTO covering Squid3 transparent proxying on an OpenVPN server. Also covers PKI setup for OpenVPN. -
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Video: Living City | Finally, a 2nd Ave. Subwaynytimes.com
The Upper East Side is at last seeing progress on its new subway line. For the residents and businesses in the area affected by this vast construction project, it has been an exercise in endurance. -
CSP for the web we haveblog.mozilla.org
Introduction: Content Security Policy (CSP) is a good way to defeat Cross Site Scripting (XSS) on the web. In fact, it's the best one and ... -
stackexchange : Where the printf() Rubber Meets the Roadblog.hostilefork.com
Author: HostileFork, Title: Where the printf() Rubber Meets the Road, Date: 14-Mar-2010, Length: 2173 words -
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This American Life tries to turn its radio audience onto podcasting with its new show Serialniemanlab.org
What does a hyper-successful public radio franchise incubating its first spinoff tell us about the state of podcasting? - arxiv.org
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The Fourth Skull: A Tale of Authenticity and Fraud—Vol. 1, No. 2theappendix.net
The nineteenth century French antiquarian Eugène Boban is most famous today for selling fake Mexican antiquities to collectors: the “crystal skulls” that have enchanted everyone from the British Museum to Indiana Jones. But what of the <i>real<... -
The Fluid Dynamics of Spitting: How Archerfish Use Physics to Hunt With Their Spit | WIREDwired.com
Archerfish are incredible creatures. They lurk under the surface of the water in rivers and seas, waiting for an insect to land on the plants above. Then, suddenly, and with unbelievable accuracy, they squirt out a stream of water that strikes down the... -
A Plan to Use Survivors’ Blood for Ebola Treatment in Africanytimes.com
The World Health Organization has issued guidance in West Africa on collecting convalescent blood or plasma for transfusion, but there are obstacles. -
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A mixed bag on apps: What The New York Times learned with NYT Opinion and NYT Nowniemanlab.org
The two apps were part of the paper's plan to increase digital subscribers through smaller, targeted offerings. Now, with staff cutbacks on the way, one app is being shuttered and the other is being adjusted. -
Times Articles Removed From Google Results in Europenytimes.com
The notifications offer examples of the issues involved in Europe’s decision to allow individuals some control over what appears online about themselves. -
3D Motion Track Editor in the Browserchrisgannon.wordpress.com
This is a quick preview of the 3D motion tracking editor I'm working on. Currently it's using keyframing/stop-motion tracking which is useful if you don't want a pixel perfect track. Eventually I'l... - tacc.utexas.edu
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