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So is it nature not nurture after all?(theguardian.com)
91 points by uxhacker 8y ago|88 comments
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Transcript of Facebook's Press Conference on the security breach [pdf](fbnewsroomus.files.wordpress.com)
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Can You Affect Another Person's Behavior with Your Thoughts?(npr.org)
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The Wacky, Risky World of DIY Submarines(earther.gizmodo.com)
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The Discount Airline Model Is Coming for Europe’s Railways(bloomberg.com)
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The Strange Infinities of E-Commerce(theatlantic.com)
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by uxhacker 8y ago
Marshall Mcluhan would say that we have moved from hot to a cool media. Going from the mainly text based internet of old to one that is very visual. Hot media is a media of words and sounds and a cool one is that of rich media. Somebody who
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by uxhacker 8y ago
It is interesting how the web has become about portraying oneself rather than new ideas. In a way it has become a massive propaganda machine in how wonderful the world is.
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Was Georgia’s Election System Hacked in 2016?(politico.com)
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Professor who says facial recognition can tell if you're gay(theguardian.com)
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Which traits predict graduates’ earnings(economist.com)
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Vote Leave 'cheating' may well have swayed EU referendum result, Wylie tells MPs(theguardian.com)
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Next step forward in ridiculous job interviews for programmers(youtube.com)
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Dutch courage–Alcohol improves foreign language skills(medicalxpress.com)
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Disturbed sleep patterns may be key to ADHD, study finds(theguardian.com)
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by uxhacker 9y ago
Future Shock by Alvin Toffler in 1972 narrated by Orson Welles is well worth adding to the list of documentaries to watch. Much of what Toffler/Welles touch is very relevant now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkUwXen
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by uxhacker 9y ago
A friend was turned down for a B-1 visa, as they said that she did not provide enough evidence that she was settled in Budapest. She applied under B-1 as she was attending a 3 day conference inside a 3 week holiday. She is from an ex-soviet
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by uxhacker 9y ago
Having lived in Ghana in mid 2000's this story does not surprise me. The team that I worked with went on to work for Google, Microsoft and Yahoo. Another colleague built up the Internet in Africa, building 15 Internet Exchanges in diff
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A Massive Ransomware 'Explosion' Is Hitting Targets All Over the World(motherboard.vice.com)
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by uxhacker 9y ago
This must be a new virus. It is hitting Spanish and Portugese Telecoms. https://www.usnews.com/news/technology/articles/2017-05-12/s... http://sicnoticias.sapo.pt/pais/2017-05-12-PT-V
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Hospitals across England hit by large-scale cyber-attack(theguardian.com)
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by uxhacker 9y ago
One issue not mentioned in the article is mono cultures and foreign plant species. With forign plant species the issue is that there are no insects that have evolved off them, and with mono-cultures the issue is that they may only support a
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by uxhacker 9y ago
Yes. The booking code is called the PNR. The passenger name record.
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by uxhacker 9y ago
This did happen in Europe with a RyanAir and EasyJet. They used a system called OpenSkies that was far cheaper to operate. It lacked lots of the of connectivity that the old systems have to Travel Agents and other Airlines.
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by uxhacker 9y ago
In the early systems and I think that has changed the PNR used to be the hash of physical memory location of the booking. Even back in 2002 most of the software used to deal with reservations was written in Assembler. I don't know if t
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by uxhacker 9y ago
In Europe they are meant to check the name on the boarding pass against an id such as a passport. I believe that the reader just shows your name. I also think what the readers do is update the system to say that you are on that flight. This
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Sweden reveals results from pilot of 30-hour work week(bloomberg.com)
231 points by uxhacker 10y ago|198 comments
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Probiotic goods a 'waste of money' for healthy adults, research suggests(theguardian.com)
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Wikimedia's free photo database of artworks violates copyright, court rules(theguardian.com)
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Hacker claims he helped Enrique Peña Nieto win Mexican presidential election(theguardian.com)
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