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CSS digital clock - uses no images, only CSS borders
(dmitry.baranovskiy.com)
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Not tricky at all. Winter is in June, July, August
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This doesn't work for me. (Chrome/Linux) Sound quite cool though.
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16y ago
Only the code is being open sourced. I presume this means that the graphics, sounds and other resources will stay closed. Thus, if you want the games, you will need to buy them.
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Do we need more top level domains?
(baekdal.com)
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16y ago
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Google's database of private wifi router locations
(newscientist.com)
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17y ago
Note that the article is three years old.
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17y ago
And banks. A lot of the biggest companies in Australia are banks.
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17y ago
The professor is the founder of redenvelope.com. Potentially relevant to mixergy, but I'm not sure how interesting an interview it would be.
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The address bar in Chrome works so much better than the separate address and search fields in Firefox. This is the main reason that I switched to Chrome.
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Canada remains the only industrialized country in the world that has survived the last two years of financial and economic stress without a single bank failure. Australia hasn't had a bank failure since the early 1990s
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17y ago
I tried the country search, but the country part was ignored: 'country' filter ignored. Please login to use the 'country' filtering option.
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17y ago
The box also produces carbon dioxide as a byproduct--a potential downside depending on how much it generates. The amount it generates is of little concern - what matters is where the methane (or other fuel) comes from. If the methane is p
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which was the whole point of the article I think - our current technology can easily make many different things that can fly, but we are still incapable of making something that really flies like a bird I read it differently. The aim is t
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17y ago
So the reason that poor countries are poor is Corruption
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17y ago
For those that are wondering what Elvises are; they are large helicopters that drop water on bushfires.
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17y ago
And it doesn't actually do any code generation yet.
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17y ago
You have to read the tutorial. It does a much better job of explaining the language. ANI seems to be quite an interesting language. I haven't looked at dataflow languages before, so this might be fairly standard.
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17y ago
This isn't new. I have had Clojure installed via the Ubuntu repository for some time now. Maybe since Karmic was released.
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You were lucky. We lived for three months in a paper bag in a septic tank. We used to have to get up at six in the morning, clean the paper bag, eat a crust of stale bread, go to work down t' mill, fourteen hours a day, week-in week-out, fo
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It's interesting to note that Nature is releasing this paper under a creative commons licence. ( http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nature08656 ) One of the authors is a big proponent of open access science. The genomic sequences are also available
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Presenting a genomic encyclopedia of bacteria (and archaea)
(arstechnica.com)
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Not so silly. As elsewhere noted, you will smell ozone when thunder storms are around. The high voltages involved create 03(ozone) from O2(oxygen).
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17y ago
Dyson actually have a washing machine already: http://www.dyson.com/insidedyson/article.asp?aID=cr01
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This is the comment I was replying to: Do you have any idea how many women from Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia etc. etc. etc. are DESPERATE to get into China? SOLELY for the purpose of latching onto a man? North Korea is essentially a closed
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Korean women are desperate to get into China? I doubt it. Koreans look down on Chinese. They view them as dirty and uncouth. Korea is a far richer country than China. There is no economic reason to migrate there.
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Pop-up book about the Large Hadron Collider
(newscientist.com)
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A lot of heritable diseases are recessive traits - dominant genes are easier to select against. Two people from the same background/race etc. are far more likely to carry the same recessive genes for a disease than two from different backgr
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Parcycle: HTML5/Canvas Particle system
(mrspeaker.net)
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17y ago
But he did ask a (relatively) expert - his video developer friend.`
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