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Digital Diplomacy: Why It's So Tough for Embassies to Get Social Media Right(theatlantic.com)
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Apple’s Manufacturing Partner Explains iPhone 5 Supply Problems(mashable.com)
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Mystery chip in Apple Lightning connector exposed(theverge.com)
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Your Real-Time Cyber-Attack Map(theatlantic.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
Environmental news do not spark lively discussions here Well... some do - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4244787
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Exposing Reddit's purveyors of 'creep shots'(guardian.co.uk)
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Anonymous stops support of Wikileaks(pastebin.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
It almost seems like it's the opposite these days: apple's taking the keyboard off a smartphone convinced non tech savy people to buy one.
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'Netizen': Why Is This Goofy-Sounding Word So Important in China?(theatlantic.com)
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Show HN: Google's video search is broken(google.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
It's called fashion. You know, what everyone does to differentiate themselves from the herd.
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Apple's Share Price Since the iPhone 5 Came Out(theatlantic.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
Pinterest does influence a lot of new and current design, but I'm not sure it's necessarily bad. There's something about the design that says "information is endless, we'll never get through it all", which I feel is a concept that comes to
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Neolithic discovery: why Orkney is the centre of ancient Britain(guardian.co.uk)
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How 'Human Flesh Search' Is Changing China(theatlantic.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
I agree it's unethical. This is a commercial site, it tries to offer goods in exchange for money, anything that costs money should be emphasized and explained. How would they feel if someone managed to take some of their merchandise by stea
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by nsns 14y ago
In a, probably unintended, way, I believe you've nailed the nail on its head: Apple excels at making aesthetic beautiful stuff, which looks good and feels good. But maps are about details and accuracy, otherwise they're useless.
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Research In Motion has posted a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss(bbc.co.uk)
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Megaupload spying case brings New Zealand apology(bbc.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
The camera looks really promising. The movie on the other hand... when every other visual art form has freed itself from almost every constraint imaginable, it's amazing that in the 21st century young directors, who regard themselves as inn
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MySpace to relaunch itself again (bbc.com)
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Crowdsourcing app will "measure the world" for a week through smartphones(arstechnica.com)
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New BlackBerry 10 beta showcases upcoming OS features(arstechnica.com)
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Toys R Us sued over Tabeo tablet computer by Fuhu(bbc.com)
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How the Center of the Earth Got a Little Off Kilter(nytimes.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
There's Flashblock and other addons for that.
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Women of Wikipedia edit planned(bbc.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
Sometimes Torrentfreak takes a snippet of available information, then makes it into a full, long (and excruciating) article, nothing new is added after the opening paragraph here.
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by nsns 14y ago
Congratulations! A toast to one of the most prominent (and, alas, one of the last, with Wikipedia) non-consumerist-centered tools of the web.
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by nsns 14y ago
You'd probably find these on Tor, and in Persian (and putting the protesters in great personal risk). Show me one country whose people think like its government.

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