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The Roman Army Knife: Or how the ingenuity of the Swiss was beaten by 1,800 yearsdailymail.co.uk
The intricately designed Roman implement, which dates back to 200AD, is made from silver but has an iron blade and features a spoon, fork and retractable spike. -
If CAP was real-time: adding timing requirements to the definition of availabilityblog.thislongrun.com
CAP theorem can be changed to include timing requirements: it becomes real-time. The trade-off consistency vs. availability strikes again. - linux.topology.org
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Home - Mine Kafonminekafon.org
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Operation Homecooked Mobile Device Labbishless.com
TL;DR — I'm a web developer nerd that wanted to test my sites on multiple devices at once. So, I built a thing to do that. Background I'm the in-house web developer at an excellent CPA firm in Sout... - monkey.org
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Beautiful Roman "Swiss army knife" is star archaeological attraction at Cambridge's Fitzwilliam Museum | Culture24culture24.org.uk
With a spoon, knife, fork, toothpick and spike among its arsenal, the Fitzwilliam's six-pronged implement is its most popular online exhibit. Find out more. -
Video: 84-Year-Old Volunteer Rebuilds, Sends Linux Laptops to Africa | Linux.comlinux.com
Retired pastor James Anderson, age 84, learned how to use Linux nine years ago so that he could fix up old pentium laptops and send them to schools and nonprofits in Africa. -
Measuring Software Reuse and Deleting Code | Java.netweblogs.java.net
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The Existential Conundrum That Is the American Waste Paper Basketcollectorsweekly.com
"A waste bin is a jelled temporality.”As it turns out, Legrand has long been passionate about all sorts of old office equipment, particula... -
Introducing PeaCoq - COQ EN STOCKgoto.ucsd.edu
Introducing PeaCoq Jun 3rd, 2015 What is PeaCoq? Over the past year, I have developed a Coq frontend called PeaCoq (not to be mistaken with Yves … -
MX3D is to 3D-print a steel bridge over water in Amsterdamphys.org
MX3D is an R&D startup focused on 3D-printing metals and resin in mid-air, without the need for support structures. They pride themselves in 'robotic technology with which we can 3D print beautiful, functional objects in almost any form.' Now they ... - eprints.cs.vt.edu
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‘The Dorito Effect,’ by Mark Schatzkernytimes.com
Food producers focus on factors such as yield, at the expense of flavor.
