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Bruno Latour - Scientific Humanities MOOC(france-universite-numerique-mooc.fr)
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New Oculus prototype features positional tracking, reduced motion blur(arstechnica.com)
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App Store sales surpassed $10 billion in 2013, Apple says(arstechnica.com)
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Memloom Debuts A New Way To Tell Stories Using Photos, Video, Audio & Text(techcrunch.com)
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Steam Controller impressions: A case of love-and-hate-at-first-sight(arstechnica.com)
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Cyanogen Partners With OnePlus For Custom CyanogenMod Phones(techcrunch.com)
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MoID Wants To Help You Remember People You’ve Met(techcrunch.com)
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Intel’s Vision: Wearables Everywhere In A Post-Windows World(techcrunch.com)
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The Smartest Book About Our Digital Age Was Published in 1929(thedailybeast.com)
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Travel insurer Staysure warns customers over IT hack(bbc.co.uk)
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Zynga Links Up With Bitpay For a Bitcoin Payment Test in Web Games(techcrunch.com)
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One-Way Mars Trip: 1,058 Private Martian Colony Volunteers Pass 1st Cut(space.com)
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Ford reveals solar-powered car with sun-tracking technology(bbc.co.uk)
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SEA Rings In The New Year By Hacking Skype’s Social Media Accounts(techcrunch.com)
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Google, Apple Nab 345 Patents That May Govern Your Next Car(forbes.com)
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Facebook Is Getting More Popular -- With Senior Citizens(forbes.com)
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Giving BlackBerry CEO’s open letter a reality check(arstechnica.com)
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by a_olt 13y ago
I must say, regarding prescient ideas – Many ideas do "float in the air", so you should take you gut feelings of "what's the next app that should be out there" seriously. It has happened to me personally that an ide
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by a_olt 13y ago
A little bit of self-doubt is expected from civilised people. You're wrong in calling my thinking fallacious, because my point was merely to emphasise how reductionistic approaches never give a complete picture, which is why people f
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by a_olt 13y ago
Oh sorry, I didn't realise the connotations of "legend". I just wanted to refer to other similar/related stories. Interesting story.
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by a_olt 13y ago
This story is probably part of the "blue collar innovation" legends. For more: http://www.snopes.com/business/genius/innovate.asp "The legend about a low-level employee who pipes up with a shocking
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by a_olt 13y ago
To try balancing the discussion a bit: On the upside, due to the $8M contract, lots of people were able to work and earn a living. The story also mentions how the team had a great time, and probably lots of useful connections between people
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by a_olt 13y ago
This article discussed one of the solutions proposed by psychologists to relieve drone pilots of the stress and guilt that comes with launching an attack: http://io9.com/psychologists-propose-horrifying-solution-to-...
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by a_olt 13y ago
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/71/Das_Keyb... The possibilities are endless, of course :)
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by a_olt 13y ago
Absolutely, I started using a Compose Key for Emoji's, and other new Unicode (no kidding).
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by a_olt 13y ago
This work is not entirely new. Here is another recent article, where it is explained how input to a smartphone/tablet can be reconstructed by analysing reflections of the screen in various nearby surfaces, or the user's pupil. ht
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by a_olt 13y ago
I watched this, and it's really interesting. From what I remember (and leaving out his astonishing achievements, with which I assume everyone is familiar): Erdos would have no stable residence, instead he would travel the world with al
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by a_olt 13y ago
You are disregarding the fact that the vast majority of attacks ARE, in fact, this simple. And your post also fails to mention what is central to Gibson's disclosure, namely the instructions for finding the phone-numbers of SnapChat us
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by a_olt 13y ago
GibSec say in their disclosure that SnapChat still uses GAE, and argue that this will make attacks easier/faster due to the server being unlikely to bottleneck.
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by a_olt 13y ago
You are correct in that transparency is to those people like light is to vampires. If you (or anyone else) is interested in the academic treatment of these 'games' (that is what they are called), read Eric Berne's short book

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