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by Juha 13y ago
The project seems interesting. It actually doesn't try to teach Ruby, instead it explains very simple programming concepts for very young kids.
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Apple Anger On The NSA iPhone Hacking(businessinsider.com)
2 points by Juha 13y ago|0 comments
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by Juha 13y ago
Related post from NBC (27th of Dec 2012): US sailors sue Japan's TEPCO for post-quake radiation exposure ( http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/12/27/16197507-us-sa... ). Interesting they used almo
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by Juha 13y ago
There are phones with similar specs on that price range in Asia. I got a Lenovo A820 about half a year ago from China for around 140$ ( http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-A820-Android-core1-2GHz-Smartph... ). It has very similar sp
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by Juha 13y ago
How about this for a reason: One of the first big snooze clock manufacturers choose 9 minutes for some random reason and the rest followed thinking: "There must be a reason they choose 9 minutes, it sounds specific. Lets have our snooz
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Unicycling Gorilla and 40 other Linux kernel names(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Juha 13y ago
Thank's, didn't know that. Yep, Youtube definitely counts as a big player. Added you to the list.
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by Juha 13y ago
That's interesting use of dns indeed. They also mention the DNS for service discovery approach starts to reach it's limits and Spotify is considering Zookeeper (quote): We have not yet (as of January 2013) started implementin
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by Juha 13y ago
I agree. It's a pity Doozer got to this point. I was happy to see that still this years Febrary proactive developers in the google groups ( https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/doozer/fVcS0y3KuHQ ) trie
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Objective of 2020 mission to Mars: Signs of life, NASA says(edition.cnn.com)
2 points by Juha 13y ago|0 comments
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by Juha 13y ago
Yes, I agree that nobody would mistake Xiaomi for an iPhone so it's hard to call it a clone. They have clear logo, different button positions and the back looks totally different. It didn't seem like the author had actually used a Xiaomi p
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by Juha 13y ago
"Skeptics say the company produces low-price iPhone imitations with no significant software or hardware advantages." I must say that compared to other low-price phones in china like Lenovo, ZTE, Huawei and Hisense I'd rather take Xiaomi. Th
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The power grid of the future will be controlled by neurons in a Petri dish(extremetech.com)
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Quantum Computer Could Simulate A Whole Universe(news.discovery.com)
1 points by Juha 14y ago|0 comments
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Rovio Releases The Croods Game before the movie(techcrunch.com)
1 points by Juha 14y ago|0 comments
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by Juha 14y ago
That's surprisingly interesting to read (at least the start), lots of raw information. One fun thing I noticed, he's using sed-syntax to correct his spelling mistakes. Is that normal or is he true hacker? For example he writes "s/Hilary/Hil
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by Juha 14y ago
It seems they just wanted some exposure on what Canonical did (aka media justice). They weren't going to sue them or go after them in other ways. Quote from Ed ( http://www.formspring.me/EdmundM/q/406960226210700795 ): "its not a huge deal,
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Apple's switch to HTTPS thwarts Chinese censors(news.cnet.com)
1 points by Juha 14y ago|0 comments
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Forget multitasking, try monotasking(ted.com)
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Voyager 1 Discovers a New Layer of the Solar System(space.com)
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Design patterns in the test of time: Command(ayende.com)
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by Juha 14y ago
One thing I learned from China while being in there: You can get goods of any quality there. The cheap stuff is what most westeners buy, and it is mostly not so good quality. But if you are willing to pay proper prices, you can get quality
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by Juha 14y ago
I think its very good that they kept the resemblance to QWERTY, even if it sacrifices small amount of speed. Steep learning curve is the biggest problem with these and if keeping the QWERTY compatibility helps I'm all for it. At least for m
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Is the Landscape Changing for Intellectual Property Protection in China?(techrice.com)
1 points by Juha 14y ago|0 comments
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How do I raise prices?(blog.asmartbear.com)
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by Juha 14y ago
In my these are the only numbers that matter: "% change a habitable planet develops life" and "% chance change that life develops intelligence". Those are the most uncertain, and cause most difference in the result. Also, it's a bit unreali
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The Startup Guide to China(thenextweb.com)
1 points by Juha 14y ago|0 comments
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China’s Hackers Channel Zuckerberg’s Mischievousness(techrice.com)
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Three Crises for Old Media in China(techrice.com)
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by Juha 14y ago
They say that their 21000 pc pilot project with LibreOffice shows that using LibreOffice over their proprietary office tools increases the cost by 70%. This seems very difficult to believe without proper arguments.

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