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Liquid mercury found under Mexican pyramid could lead to king's tombtheguardian.com
Researcher reports ‘large quantities’ of the substance under ruins of Teotihuacan in a discovery that could shed light on city’s mysterious leaders -
LRB · James Meek · Why are you still here?lrb.co.uk
In Grimsby, the former fishing capital of England, sandpipers scurry across the tarmac of derelict streets. The sandpiper isn’t a creature of asphalt and paving. It’s a small white-breasted bird usually to be found foraging on British foreshores in gro... -
Commandments For The Speed Of Securitytechcrunch.com
PF Chang’s. Domino’s. eBay. Home Depot. Nieman Marcus. Sony. That isn’t just a list of wildly successful companies, it’s also a list of hacked.. -
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github.com
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rolling-rabbits.com
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news.ycombinator.com
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scanbot.io
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rubeositydocs.google.com
rubeosity verb Describes the magnitude of excess complexity or “Rube Goldberg-ness” of a device or system. Can be applied to machine or software system. Rubeosity is measured in the logarithmic (base 2) unit of Goldbergs symbolized by the letter ga... - blog.jtlebi.fr
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Scalingo/acadock-monitoringgithub.com
acadock-monitoring - Monitor docker containers to get real time CPU/Memory -
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Start writing ECMAScript 6 ready code with Codeanywhereblog.codeanywhere.com
The purpose of this blog post is show you how to prepare your Codeanywhere DevBox to run your next ECMAScript 6 (ES6) ready project.... -
jorin-vogel/challenge.mdgist.github.com
This is a little challenge to find out which tools programmers use to get their everyday tasks done quickly. - Gist is a simple way to share snippets of text and code with others. -
Defonic - create your own unique sound environmentstampede.it
If you prefer ambient sounds while relaxing and working, try this fantastic background noise generator. -
'We print people': The world of 3D portraiture - BBC Newsbbc.com
An up-close encounter with the growing business of little, 3D-printed portraits. Cool or just a little bit creepy? -
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