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Submitted by jgmize
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Subtitled: Fabrication Optimization.We are positioning The Liberator as the world’s best, free (libre) CEB press. We are also positioning it as the world’s best CEB press – meaning that the proprietary counterparts will have (Read More)
Submitted by loucypher
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There’s no doubt that Wikipedia is a giant store of information. And yes, they have an API, but the data isn’t exactly structured. But that didn’t stop Jim Blackler, who created Quizipedia, a fun game based off of Wikipedia e (Read More)
Submitted by catepol
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Dopo anni di lavoro nei variegati mondi della formazione tra scuola, università, privati e quant’altro riesco ancora a stupirmi dell’approssimazione e della superficialità con cui sono liquidate le questioni relative alla val (Read More)
L.A. Times Tech Blog:
Thing Labs in their San Francisco office. Chris Wetherell, middle left, and Jason Shellen, middle right. Credit: Mark Milian / Los Angeles TimesThe mad scientists at Thing Labs have a very impressive track record.On the sixth (Read More)
Global Guerrillas:
Some random items of interest:Vigilante militias in Rio are displacing the drug gangs -- favelas under the control of militias has grown from 108 in 2005 to 400 in 2008 (out of 965). Why? They have a better (albeit parasiti (Read More)
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Submitted by purplepopple
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@nicpel Major guilt on my part for all these stats not going into the wiki. Can see about getting that data. (Read More)
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Submitted by purplepopple
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Would love mindmap showing connections in wiki communities: Software development, influences, content and organization. (Read More)
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Lifehacker:
YouTube starts hitting 1080p resolution, courts start respecting work email privacy a bit, and cheap food gets the gourmet makeover. YouTube 1080p roll-out begins If you're shooting something new, feel free to go as big as y (Read More)
Submitted by catepol
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Si parla molto in queste settimane di Nativi Digitali*, è un termine curioso perché se ne parli con un ragazzo tra i 15 e i 20 anni (cioè uno che con le tecnologie digitali ci è nato) ovviamente non ci si riconosce! Per un ve (Read More)
Submitted by purplepopple
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Proposal for Fan History moving to WMF now on WMF Strategic Planning wiki. http://bit.ly/2XGYCK Feedback?. (Read More)
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ProgrammableWeb:
London’s Science Museum, founded in 1851, houses a number of historical innovations, including the oldest surviving steam locomotive, and a replica of Babbage’s Difference Engine. Now, with the rollout of a new API to provide (Read More)
Submitted by purplepopple
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Fan History's history is probably best tracked through our blog and not the wiki itself. ... Which is fascinating. (Read More)
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Submitted by marchino
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PublicEarth 'Wiki for Places'PublicEarth is a'wikipedia for places' that can be extended by users. Using Google Maps to display 'crowdsourced' Points of Interest [POI] locations.Guests can view the data in a read-only format (Read More)
Ecademy: user blogs:
Wikis are a great way to create and publish documentation online, but there are many wikis that haven't worked. They comprise just a few pages of incomplete, out of date information.Why is that? Why do some wikis work and ot (Read More)
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Submitted by jgmize
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Many of you may have heard of the MIT Fab Lab – a mini factory where you can make just about anything. If you have $100k to spend, you can get one for your home.What if we reduce the price of this toolset by a factor of 10? W (Read More)
Submitted by jgmize
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Someone told me on IRC that it’s currently hard to follow what’s going on in the packaging front. The truth is that it’s almost impossible if you don’t read *all* mails posted in Distutils-SIG.So here’s a quick wrap-up that c (Read More)
Global Guerrillas:
Many people that want to organize groups online, typically attempt to do this through a site dedicated to a specific topic, an inflammatory article/video, etc. This is a fairly arduous and suboptimal process. A better appro (Read More)
Submitted by jgmize
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I mentioned a brisk, clean and simple little “stickynote” program for the console the other day, and in the same breath mentioned both hnb and vimwiki. I wanted to add a quick note that I’ve been seeing some strange behavior (Read More)
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