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What do you want the next iPhone to look like?
The rumours are already filling up the web, but none of us really knows what is to come and now MacRumors has shown us the above to offer a relief when it comes to battery life. I think I would… Read More ›
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Abstract: The Art of Design
Abstract: The Art of Design looks great, especially the footwear design episode, and all of the episodes are available on Netflix now. Core 77 has covered that particular episode well- “Solving problems” is something you continually hear Hatfield say throughout… Read More ›
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‘Give Us Your Passwords’
“What sites do you visit? And give us your passwords.” That’s what U.S. Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly wants foreign visitors to hear before they’re allowed to enter the United States. “If they don’t want to give us that information,… Read More ›
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The Galileo system may not be available to the UK
The Galileo system, developed in partnership between the European Union and the European Space Agency (a 22-country, non-EU organisation that the UK will not be leaving), has been years in the making, and was built to end the dependence of… Read More ›
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How Many Combinations Are Possible Using 6 LEGO Bricks?
Mathematician Søren Eilers was intrigued by a LEGO-related math problem. Let’s say you have six “standard LEGO bricks” (the rectangular 4×2 bricks seen in the original LEGO patent). If you fit them together, how many possible structures can you make?… Read More ›
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After Not Scoring For 5 Straight Games…
That is genius!
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Apple gets a 30 year old Mac SE Running
Great idea.
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Giant Bear Gives Out Valentines
That is so sweet.
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Is the latest iOS eating your battery?
A strange thing has been happening with my iPhone SE recently in that I am needing to charge it twice a day to keep it powered. By lunchtime I am hitting 20% and then again by 6 or 7pm. My… Read More ›
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It feels immoral to just give up and detach utterly
The above comic resonated for me. Lately I’ve been thinking about that balance between fretting over the world and tending to one’s own garden, so to speak. On the one hand, I recognize my relative helplessness to make meaningful change on… Read More ›
