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Google Adds ‘Mobile Friendliness’ to Its Search Criterianytimes.com
While Google remains the dominant search engine, its grasp on the mobile market is slipping in the face of increased competition from “native” applications designed for pocket-size devices. -
How to see everything you’ve ever Googled (if you’re so brave)washingtonpost.com
Google now lets users download the search data it has on them. - getmosh.io
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bloomberg.com
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princeton.edu
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The Simple, Elegant Algorithm That Makes Google Maps Possiblemotherboard.vice.com
Edsger W. Dijkstra’s short solution to a bottomless complexity. -
The Cities Science Fiction Builtmotherboard.vice.com
When we look at the future city in SF film, we are really looking at our own city. We just don’t know it yet. -
The future of flying - FT.comft.com
Flying with pilot Mark Vanhoenacker It was night-time as my British Airways jumbo jet neared London’s Heathrow airport and through the window I could see the ominous glint of car headlights on the M25 motorway beyond the runway far below. I say -
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sideeffect42/RootPipeTestergithub.com
Contribute to RootPipeTester development by creating an account on GitHub. -
Simple Rules for Healthy Eatingnytimes.com
There’s a lot of advice out there about what kinds of food you should be avoiding. Here’s a more positive approach. -
p2pkit by Uepaap2pkit.io
Rocket science in candy wrap! With just a few lines of code, p2pkit packs a punch by enabling you to accurately discover and directly message users nearby! -
Browser Rendering Optimizationudacity.com
This course will demystify the browser's rendering pipeline and make it easy for you to build high performance web apps . -
How to Reduce VR Sickness? Just Add a Virtual Nose | WIREDwired.com
It turns out the solution to VR simulation sickness might be right under our noses. -
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Sales Development Rep at Bannermanbannerman.breezy.hr
<p>Bannerman (YC S14) is turning security from an art into a science. Phase 1 of that is being able to push a button on your smartphone and have a security professional come to you. By being the fastest and easiest way to book... -
The World Record for the Shortest Math Article: 2 Wordsopenculture.com
On Monday, on a lark, we posted what we thought was The Shortest-Known Paper Published in a Serious Math Journal. Two succinct sentences. But then today, an OC reader gave us a heads-up on a more extreme display of brevity.
