April 2015 Archive
12811.
Google replacing URLs with breadcrumbs in mobile search results (googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com)
12812.
Andrew Ng's Talk on GPU Technology Conference (ustream.tv)
12813.
Internet.org is a failed exercise in misdirection (blogs.law.harvard.edu)
12814.
Project Loon: Scaling Up [video] (plus.google.com)
12815.
Quantum Random Number Generator using a smartphone camera (physicsworld.com)
12816.
Show HN: “Oregon Trail” Text-Adventure on a WebGL Model of a Commodore PET (primroseeditor.com)
12817.
The Theresa Duncan CD-ROMs (archive.rhizome.org)
12818.
Twitter CFO Anthony Noto Privately Analyzes Facebook (dcurt.is)
12819.
Testing React apps with Protractor (joelotter.com)
12820.
China’s New Airstrip in the South China Sea Is Almost Completed (foreignpolicy.com)
12821.
How “Warcraft Legends” Became Hearthstone (youtube.com)
12822.
2 New Web VR Experiences Highlight the Creative Power of Browser-Based VR (roadtovr.com)
12823.
Google Wallet is now FDIC-insured (finance.yahoo.com)
12824.
Why astronomers hate the lawn-mowing Roomba (upi.com)
12825.
We just can’t stop building robots that look like humans (qz.com)
12826.
Meaning of pentesting and how pentesting word derived (techulator.com)
12827.
Carlsbad desalination plant (en.wikipedia.org)
12828.
Gravimeter (en.wikipedia.org)
12829.
Nifty Python tricks – old but gold (freepythontips.wordpress.com)
12830.
Leaving the Body Behind: A History (motherboard.vice.com)
12831.
Lessons Lost from Deepwater Horizon (theguardian.com)
12832.
The Amazing Spider Brain: A Great Mystery in a Tiny Head (braindecoder.com)
12833.
Some conservatives suspect themselves booted by new Twitter ‘quality filter' (twitchy.com)
12834.
World's mountain of electrical waste reaches new peak of 42m tonnes (theguardian.com)
12835.
Open Letter from Global CEOs to World Leaders Urging Concrete Climate Action (medium.com)
12836.
Receive daily bible txt messages on your phone (bibletext.co)
12837.
Google dominates search. But the real problem is its monopoly on data (theguardian.com)
12838.
APT28 Russian hackers exploited two zero-day flaws in the wild (securityaffairs.co)
12839.
Bootstrap Autocomplete dropdown template (prepbootstrap.com)
12840.
LazyLoad (verlok.github.io)