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Scientists Created a New Form of Matter and It's Like a Light Saber
(gizmodo.com)
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Scientists use sound waves to lift and move objects.
(engadget.com)
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New virus called a global threat.
(edition.cnn.com)
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How mathematicians are fighting the war on cancer
(independent.co.uk)
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jeggers5
14y ago
I'm uncertain of why anybody would do this to their life. You lay out some advantages: 1) The rest of the internet is "asleep", there's not much content being generated and so you are less distracted. 2) You get the gym to yourself. 3) No a
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14y ago
The different shades of purple are quite annoying between the logo and the lighter purple used elsewhere. Also, surely they could've made it more coherent and made the actual search results page have the same design as the new home page?
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Physicists May Have Found Dark Matter, The Invisible Scaffolding Of Our Universe
(huffingtonpost.co.uk)
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14y ago
It would be amazing if somebody could answer this too. If I turn a lamp on and off in a sealed room of mirrors, why doesn't the light just keep bouncing off the walls and illuminate the room?
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Marissa Mayor, Yahoo's new CEO, is Pregnant
(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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Apple ran out of space on their Microsoft server...
(apple.com)
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Thoughts on using WYSIWYG editors over hand-coding websites?
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14y ago
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14y ago
http://blog.intercom.io/churn-retention-and-reengaging-custo...
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jeggers5
14y ago
Is this only for group messages?
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Googlighting by Microsoft
(youtube.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Why do people always take these so seriously? It's far more likely that a bored teenager somewhere wrote this. Also, if we were to assume that Anonymous does actually exist in some semblance, they would never ship a notice like this with gr
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jeggers5
15y ago
Really Awesome! You need to not offer GoDaddy as the only suggested domain registrar, they're evil after all.
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15y ago
"We made a mistake. Over the last couple of days users brought to light an issue concerning how we handle your personal information on Path, specifically the transmission and storage of your phone contacts." Dave explained the issue well en
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jeggers5
15y ago
Yes, but because it's such a weird/new piece of technology, I think an explanation of how well it actually works would be a good compliment to the article, there's no point in talking about ethics if it doesn't actually work.
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jeggers5
15y ago
You can't, yet.
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jeggers5
15y ago
Wish they showed something more statistical. As in, by how much did people's memory skills really improve? That whole article doesn't really even explain how it works either, just some dabbling around "ethics" (really?). Just seems quite va
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jeggers5
15y ago
PG would obviously need to clarify; but I assume he clears out the accounts with just a few comments that have almost never been logged-in to. The only way to try and stop it is to prevent people being able to create a new a/c from an ip ad
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Researchers turn your phone into a virtual projector
(engadget.com)
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15y ago
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You, thieves, are solely responsible for SOPA/PIPA.
(itsquitefrustrating.pen.io)
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I personally have absolutely no problem with the Search+ debacle.
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Google+ getting people to share tweets via Google Search
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15y ago
It's actually quite simple. When you throw a ball, it only slows down because of friction with the air surrounding it or because it hits something. When you give an object force, it will just keep going because there is no opposing force to
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GoDaddy essentially told me they don't care that I'm leaving.
(img.skitch.com)
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15y ago
Be careful, pretty sure this is against Twitter's ToC.
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jeggers5
15y ago
At the moment - just by doing a find 'support'/'oppose'; there are 161 'support's and 62 'opposes'
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15y ago
To be honest, I really can't see Google doing that. In a much more likely situation, they would put some kind of banner on Google.com expressing their distaste for SOPA. The same for other big companies like Facebook. I thought what Tumblr
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