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‘Game of Thrones’ books are written on a DOS computer not connected to Internetwashingtonpost.com
Martin uses the '80s word processing program WordStar 4.0 to write the epic series. -
Robbery Suspect Tracked by GPS and Killednytimes.com
Relying on a GPS device placed in a decoy pill bottle, police officers tracked an armed man suspected of robbing a pharmacy and fatally shot him during a confrontation on the Upper East Side, police said. -
James Somers – Web developer moneyaeon.co
In today’s world, web developers have it all: money, perks, freedom, respect. But is there value in what we do? -
The Cabal: Valves Design Process For Creating Half-Lifegamasutra.com
While Half-Life has seen resounding critical and financial success (winning over 50 "Game of the Year" awards and selling more than a million copies worldwide), few people realize that it didnt start out a winner in fact, Valves first attempt at ... -
America dumbs down: a rising tide of anti-intellectual thinkingmacleans.ca
The United States is being overrun by a wave of anti-science, anti-intellectual thinking. Has the most important, powerful nation on Earth lost its mind? -
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The lie about Edward Snowden that just won't dieboingboing.net
The biggest falsehood spread by government advocates about Edward Snowden is that he took 1.7 million documents from the NSA. -
Placeholders in Form Fields Are Harmfulnngroup.com
Labels or sample text inside a form field makes it difficult for people to remember what information belongs in that field once they start data entry. - systems.cs.columbia.edu
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Data Mining Reveals How The “Down-Vote” Leads To A Vicious Circle Of Negative Feedbackmedium.com
A classic theory of behavioural psychology predicts that punishment should improve behaviour. But the first study of onl… -
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The death of the homepage in one simple graphmartinbelam.com
This is a graph. But probably not the one you’re expecting So it’s an odd thing when you’ve been saying something for years and nobody believes you, then suddenly, someone publishes one leaked graph, and overnight all the world agrees... -
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Why I push for Python :: Lorena A. Barba Grouplorenabarba.com
My colleagues are puzzled by my relentless push of Python as the language to teach programming to our undergraduates. They look at me funny, each time that the subject comes up and I can't help vehemently insisting Python! -
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The Water That The Coast Guard Won’t Save You From - But Not Simpler | DiscoverMagazine.comblogs.discovermagazine.com
If you fall in this canal, no one is going to save you, officially. -
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