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Gone in a Flash: The Race to Save the Internet's Least Favorite Toolmotherboard.vice.com
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Inside the Tech Revolution That Could Be Rwanda's Futuretime.com
Rwanda hopes a technological revolution will help transform it into a middle-income country - kineme.net
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Big data analytics with Pandas and SQLite | IPython Notebooks | plotlyplot.ly
A primer on out-of-memory analytics of large datasets with Pandas, SQLite, and IPython notebooks. -
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On the Try-On Apple Watch appointment experience512pixels.net
After skipping hours of sleep last night to buy an Apple Watch, I wrapped up my day at my local Apple Store with an appointment to try on some Watches. My thoughts are below: The Apple Watch Try-On Experience Saddle Creek is an old store. It's 40 fee... - utcc.utoronto.ca
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React / Angular Daydocs.google.com
React / Angular Meeting Attendees Christopher Chedeau (react) Igor Minar (angular) Lee Byron (react) Miško Hevery (angular) Sebastian Markbage (react) Yegor Jbanov (angular) Victor Savkin (angular) Matias Nimela (angular) John Lindquist (egghead.io) Co... -
Three implementations of Chrome OS File System Provider have been releasedeisbahn.jp
Hello. I write down about applications of Chrome OS File System Provider implementation I developed here. Last year, I developed and published the application called "Chrome MySQL Admin". This application provides you the UI to manage your MySQL server... -
Hacking the D-Link DIR-890L - /dev/ttyS0devttys0.com
The past 6 months have been incredibly busy, and I haven't been keeping up with D-Link's latest shenanigans. In need of some entertainment, I went to their web page today and -
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Europe’s Anti-Austerity Duonytimes.com
Together, the French and Italian premiers can challenge the Berlin consensus and define a new path to recovery. -
If ICANN only charges 18¢ per domain name, why am I paying $10?webmasters.stackexchange.com
ICANN charges 18¢ per domain name registered regardless of its extension, but I pay $10 for a domain name per year with my registrar. What do domain name registrars do for its customers to justif... -
#Build your own dynamic DNS service with GO!mkaczanowski.com
Dynamic DNS is a handy tool whenever you want access your home environment from the outside world. Most of us have dynamic IP, so the dns server must be updated whenever the dynamic address changes. Somehow I don't feel comfortable with services such a...
