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Prototype paper test can detect Ebola strains
(bbc.co.uk)
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MI5's star wartime agent revealed as bank clerk
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Reading https://www.openssl.org/~bodo/ssl-poodle.pdf may also be helpful if you want to fully understand this exploit.
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Building a F1 race simulator
(f1metrics.wordpress.com)
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Aids: Origin of pandemic 'was 1920s Kinshasa'
(bbc.co.uk)
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The ROI of Blogging: What the Groove Blog Is Worth to Our Startup
(groovehq.com)
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Historical letter 'first to suggest tipping'
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Yahoo prodigy Nick D'Aloisio opts to go to university
(bbc.co.uk)
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Museum reunion for Colossus computer veterans
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An Inside Look at How the Ops Team Collaborates
(community.secondlife.com)
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Gimme gimme gimme: how to increase your willpower
(theguardian.com)
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Files reveal WW2 secret 'Agent Fifi' test for spies
(bbc.co.uk)
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A Twitch of Fate: Gamers Shamelessly Wiped Clean
(f-secure.com)
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The post on DO's blog maybe be more informative: https://www.digitalocean.com/company/blog/coreos-now-availab...
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Another one is predicting price rises and optimal time to sell Magic the Gathering cards before rotation. Its like the stockmarket only unregulated Gambling. People, do invest in these cards and flip them. Not for the faint of heart but peo
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A specialst book store or lending library or archive in hard to find new and seconhand books. For some subjects, amazon and its secondhand book site Abe books (?) sucks if you delve into narrow neiches. They are enthuaists out there who cra
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Internet Archive Book Images
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Wouldn't http://www.pewinternet.org/2014/08/26/social-media-and-the-s... be a better link as this article seems to just repeat what the study says.
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YC’s Jessica Livingston Was Hit on by a VC on the Way to This Interview
(recode.net)
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The retro cult around Fighting Fantasy gamebooks
(bbc.co.uk)
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12y ago
I would have to second this. It would make things really easy and simple to configure.
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Hi, a global option to hide dates would be handy. See some people love posts to have dates on them say if you're discussing a current event, its a good idea. Other times, removing a date, makes the content seem more timeless.
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I signed up. Was as simple to use as the video describes. Things I would like added: 1)Possibility to add a seperate about page and other pages. 2)Allow for a one line blurb on sidebar to describe what the blog is all about. 3)Custom Title
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You may want to try SmugMug [1]. Easy bulk mangement, simple to upload to using the Lightroom plugin, private galleries if you need them for clients. Even sell prints etc. The iPad app for viewing your own photos was good too. I was happy w
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How to kill your creatively
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How to make your fortune writing about stuff you love
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Here you go: https://consumermediallc.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/fedex-i... [1] [1] http://consumerist.com/2014/07/17/fedex-indicted-for-shippin...
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Blurred lines: Are YouTubers breaking the law?
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The woman in Liebeck v. McDonald's [1] suffered third degree burns to 6% of her body and had to have skin grafts. The coffee was served around 180-190F (82-88C). On the face of it, it may sound like a frivolous law suit but if you look
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Google tells music website to censor album covers
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