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andrewducker) wrote2011-12-13 11:00 am
andrewducker) wrote2011-12-13 11:00 am
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- bt,
- callofduty,
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- elephants,
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- scifi,
- stress,
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- theoatmeal,
- tools,
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- webcomic,
- youtube
Interesting Links for 13-12-2011
- Could David Cameron call an early election? (No, he really couldn't)
- National pride brings happiness, but what you're proud of matters
- Stress in early pregnancy can lead to shorter pregnancies and fewer baby boys
- What would a Higgs boson at 125 GeV tell us?
- More fibre-optic roll-out updates - finally coming to my bit of Edinburgh (and most of the rest)!
- 2011's Best Smartphones
- The generation who don't believe in copyright are here.
- Horrible (and terribly funny) Greetings Cards
- The music for the "You wouldn't steal a handbag.." anti-piracy ad is....used without permission!
- Police test riot laser that can temporarily blind
- Unbreakable - photos of those who were abused holding the words their attackers said.
- Disappearance of the elephant caused rise of modern humans
- Study debunks myths about gender and math performance
- Modern Warfare 3 hits the $1bn mark in record time - faster than any movie
- The projects Metallica considered before "Lulu"
- Shadowcasting in Rogue-like games.
- A short history of tool use.
Oh Brave New World, that has such tools in it.
- On the trail of the offshore tax dodgers
- Livejournal to do away with subject line in comments
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I guess what disappoints me is that what comes out is invective, rather than constructive discussion.
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The latter sounds rather too defeatist for a first step.
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Which is great, insofar as the codebase is apparently a huge amount better, but a shame from a feature adoption point of view.