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Dolphins caught chewing on puffer fish to get high
(theverge.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Sounds like a plausible sci-fi story!
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13y ago
Damn, that's hard core hacking!
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13y ago
Why backdoor?? That's what I want to know.
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13y ago
That creepy thing is called "ads retargeting".
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13y ago
Clever. How does it actually extract the dominant color? What kind of mathematics involved in this kind of stuff? From an architect point of view, does it make sense to do this on the client side?
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13y ago
Russian mobs.
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13y ago
Are they ever going to support DB2?
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13y ago
Since I started working from home, I found that I'm super focus and productive in the morning after consuming a cup of coffee. My productivity is at its lowest after lunch, even a light one, feeling my glucose is running low. I found i
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13y ago
"I've run over stuff at high speeds in other cars, and I"m here to tell you that they didn't flip over, puncture, or burst into flames...." It really depends on what kind stuff the car runs over and how fast the car
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13y ago
A minor accident? Are you sure about that? Running over a trailer hitch at 70 miles an hour is no minor accident. It could be so munch uglier. The car could flips over, tires pop and loss control. In fact, the car continued to operate norma
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13y ago
Perhaps "Web API" makes more sense.
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13y ago
Tesla has no engine. Oh, don't follow a truck. http://www.teslamotors.com/models/features#/safety
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13y ago
API is a legacy term created the time before the Internet era standing for Application Programming Interface. Should it be called Web Service to be more precise for API connecting over the Internet?
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13y ago
The keyword is "Fake". The static HTML5 websites take much less time to produce thus reduce programming costs and shortens precious time-to-lauch. In a nutshell: Moqups > PSD > PSD2HTML + Static data > Fake sites
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13y ago
I didn't see anything about Mac support. http://mystonline.com/en/play/ Am I missing anything??
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13y ago
Tried. Super slow.
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13y ago
YES
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13y ago
Don't the water drops can merge into irregular shaped larger water spots and trails; instead of all moving one direction, the real life drops are actually move around the surface.
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13y ago
Heard of NSA? You bias stereotype peeps.
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13y ago
This is horrible horrible things to do, a giant step...back. The entire separation of concern is destroyed this way by mashing up everything into object that is completely unnecessary. The entire internet is built around loosed couple syste
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Apple reveal iPhone 5S with iOS7, Touch ID, A7 chip, slo-mo camera
(engadget.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
It's actually a good price for a decent piece of equipment out of contract. At the same time, for only $199 and $249, you get what you pay for. So don't complain it doesn't make sandwich.
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13y ago
The patent troll should be executed.
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13y ago
Seriously if I'm going to prison, worrying about my SaaS app is probably the last thing on my mind.
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13y ago
The last line I suspect is out of utter jealous.
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Everlane China Factory Exposed
(china.everlane.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
I like it. It's about time someone do something about it or I was planning to do something like that myself. It would be awesome one could customize the color and fonts and stuffs like that. The active hyperlink is too fade to read. Pl
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13y ago
Wow, won't it be awesome if there's also background sound??
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13y ago
How would they exactly block you from doing business? Unless you have a physical presence, if all your transcations take place online, how would it be different from doing in the US and outside?
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