Taking an old saying one step further
Via Jane Carnall over on FB.
2012-08-17
Via Jane Carnall over on FB.
Have you ever wondered how computers communicate without anyone listening in?
This is the best explanation I've seen that's aimed at non-computer people.
Thanks to my brother Mike.
Thanks to my brother Mike.
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Interesting Links for 17-08-2012
- Children’s self-control is associated with their body mass index as adults
- Some fascinating societal trends. (Particularly fascinating on age and gender)
- PayPal Founder Backs Synthetic Meat Printing Company
- A TARDIS DeLorean
- Plastination versus Cryonics
- I Wish My Mother Had Aborted Me
- Twitter are working on making themselves as useless and annoying as possible
- Everything I need to know about politics, I learned in sixth grade (Similarly for me, but in university societies)
- Firefox 3D view helps spot XSS vulnerabilities
- Some interesting news on effective tactics in The Prisoner's Dilemma
Interesting to see that the most effective simple strategies are "Punish people for crossing you most of the time, but occasionally forgive, to stop you getting into a cycle of revenge".
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