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Hackview: webRTC based multi-person video chat with a collaborative editor
(github.com)
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ShareIt: Serverless WebRTC-based File Sharing in the Browser
(shareit.es)
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WebP2P: open source peer to peer technologies on the web using WebRTC
(webp2p.org)
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Shortly: a Serverless Pastebin Service - All Data is Stored in the URL
(stackednotion.com)
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Anonymous MSFT developer admits Linux is faster than Windows
(zdnet.com)
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International Space Station switches from Windows XP to Linux
(telegraph.co.uk)
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Desk exercises: The mini exercise bike
(chicagotribune.com)
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NSF's Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) 2014 Grant Solicitation
(nsf.gov)
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Comparison of JavaScript Testing: Intern, QUnit, Mocha, Jasmine, BusterJS, Karma
(github.com)
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Illusory Correlations: When The Mind Makes Connections That Don’t Exist
(spring.org.uk)
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U.S. Students Rank Worst in New Sleep Study
(newsfeed.time.com)
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JDart: Dart to JVM bytecode compiler
(code.google.com)
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Try Dart: browser-based interpreter back online, works off-line
(try.dartlang.org)
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Developing Scalable HTML5 Apps on the Cheap: Serverless, Unhosted, No Backend
(edtechdev.wordpress.com)
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Comparison of Backend as a Service providers
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Free eBook: Programming Windows 8 Apps with HTML, CSS and JavaScript
(blogs.msdn.com)
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Intel's HTML5 Playground
(software.intel.com)
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Intel Perceptual Computing SDK: track gestures, speech, and facial expressions
(software.intel.com)
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PiJS: Write embedded apps for Raspberry Pi in Javascript
(pijs.io)
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Why The Facebook-Parse Deal Makes Parse's Rivals Very, Very Happy
(readwrite.com)
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IT Does Not Love iPads
(campustechnology.com)
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Landmark Steps to Liberate Open Data
(m.whitehouse.gov)
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https://github.com/NaturalNode/natural
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edtechdev
13y ago
You didn't even bother to read the article, it says "family member or intimate acquaintance." If you're intimate with "drug dealers killing each other" then I stand corrected.
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13y ago
"you're talking about the number of households that admit to owning a gun, not the real number" Looks like you either didn't read the short sentence I posted, or didn't think about it before responding, because that doesn't say anything aga
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13y ago
Well back in 1993, almost 49% of households had a gun. Today the number is 32%. That alone is a 35% drop in gun ownership. There are so many other factors that could play a role here. And none of them negate the need for common sense gun
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13y ago
See jStat for one javascript statistical library that is similar to what is offered in R and Matlab: http://www.jstat.org/ And Formula.js has javascript versions of all the Excel functions: http://stoic.com/formula/
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A Primer to Front-end SVG Hacking
(dbushell.com)
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13y ago
You can read books on a screen, too - they are called ebooks
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NoBackend: build data driven apps without thinking backend
(nobackend.org)
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