Reminder: Google Remembers Everything You've Ever Searched For
• http://motherboard.vice.com, by JASON KOEBLER?My earliest Google search--the earliest one Google remembers, at least--was for "tetanus shot."
Contents Pages by Subject
Technology: Software
Disrupt or Be Disrupted
• https://www.lewrockwell.com, By Charles Hugh SmithEither join the disruptors or prepare to be disrupted.
50 Years On, Moore's Law Still Pushes Tech to Double Down
• Wired.ComOver the past five decades, the surge in computing power predicted by Moore's Law has paralleled the trajectory of innovation in Silicon Valley. Computers were once the size of a room. Now smartphones with more processing power than NASA imagined i
This New App Wants to Be the iTunes of Smells
• Wired.comDavid Edwards has strong opinions on scent. His big theory: We don't give smell nearly enough attention.
Mark Zuckerberg Can't Have It Both Ways on Net Neutrality
• Wired.comMark Zuckerberg says Internet.org and net neutrality "can and must coexist," despite a backlash against his organization, which aims to bring free internet access to the developing world.
The Ghost Gunner
Cody WilsonGhost Gunner, the nation's only legal and personal 3-axis CNC milling solution for privately creating your own AR-15 lower receivers from 80%. Shipping April 2015.
Spring, a department store in an app, raises $25 million and launches on Android
• http://www.theverge.comLast summer we wrote about Spring, an app that envisioned bringing the experience of strolling through a mall to your mobile device.
Crowdsourced smartphones may warn of earthquakes
• gizmag.comWhile countries such as Japan have sophisticated earthquake warning systems, the fact is that many less-developed countries do not.
Hollywood's Post-Biological Future, Where Actors Can Perform After Death
• http://motherboard.vice.com, BY GIAN VOLPICELLIPaul Walker's performance in Furious 7--the seventh instalment of the brawn-and-pistons franchise Fast & Furious--is a convincing example of cinematic resuscitation.
These guys are behind one of the greatest software breakthroughs of all time
• http://www.businessinsider.com, BI ExcelBelieve it or not, there was a time when our computers were incapable of functioning like a calculator, a time before Microsoft Excel.
'Uber For Weed' Startup Eaze Raises $10 Million In Funding Led By DCM Ventures
• techcrunch.comThere's an Uber for everything nowadays, so why not an Uber for weed?
This robot can cook 2000 dishes, is the future of laziness and on sale soon
• independent.co.ukIn its ongoing mission to just veg on the sofa and watch Netflix 24 hours a day, mankind has invented a robot that can cook a wide range of meals for you which you choose via a smartphone app.
Fancy a tasty byte? Cookbook written by artificial intelligence
• http://www.telegraph.co, By Lauren DavidsonA new cookbook has been compiled by Chef Watson, the cognitive computer from IBM that famously won Jeopardy
The US Patent Office Trashes Key Portions of the Infamous 'Podcasting Patent'
• http://motherboard.vice.comOn Friday, the United States Patent Office ?trashed key elements of the so-called "podcasting patent," the result of a series of petitions submitted by the Electronic Frontier Foundation against what the organization describes as a classic case of
DARPA wants to make software obsolescence obsolete
• gizmag.comOne unfortunate fact of modern life is that functional new software becomes non-functional old software with depressing regularity.
The Perfect Earthquake Warning System Is Already in Your Pocket
• motherboard.vice.com?Before California ran? out of water, its most fearsome natural disaster was earthquakes.
A Smart Approach to Sifting Gold From the Twitter Stream
• http://www.wired.comLike most people who write for a living, I scrupulously maintain my feeds. Twitter. Tumblr. RSS. They're a fixture of my daily existence, both invaluable and utterly overwhelming.
Gone in a Flash: The Race To Save The Internet's Least Favorite Tool
• http://motherboard.vice.comNavigating awful, 100 percent Flash-based sites is an experience many of us have had, and is unequivocally part of internet canon. And it's on the verge of going away forever.
Scientists close in on computers that work like the human brain
• http://www.gizmag.com, By Richard MossScientists have been working since 2008 to develop technology based on memristors (short for memory resistors), which promise computers that need never boot up and function more akin to the human brain – like neurons, they can retain information an
Microsoft Is Making a Stripped-Down Windows to Rival Linux
• Wired.comToday, big Silicon Valley names like Google and Twitter run their online services across thousands of machines.
Adobe's next Premiere Pro update might make video editors cry with joy
• VergeAdobe is announcing a slew of upcoming product updates today ahead of the NAB video conference, including an animation tool, a new mobile app, and some updates to Premiere Pro that may leave editors very happy.
Microsoft plans 'Redstone' updates for Windows 10 in 2016
• http://www.theverge.comWhile Microsoft used the Windows Blue codename for Windows 8.1 and Threshold for Windows 10, the software giant is planning to use Redstone for its 2016 plans
Blockchain Technology Battles Counterfeiting
• http://bravenewcoin.com"Counterfeiting and piracy has increased substantially over the last two decades. Today, counterfeit and pirated products can be found in almost every country in the world and in virtually all sectors of the global economy."
Can MaidSafe Decentralize the Internet?
• http://bytemaster.bitshares.org, Daniel LarimerI have been following MaidSafe since before I learned about Bitcoin and I learned about Bitcoin back when I could still mine full blocks with my own CPUs.
Farming Simulator Is Way Bigger, More Fun Than You Think
• motherboard.vice.comAfter a few hours of playing Farming Simulator 15, I was excited to talk to Thomas Frey, co-owner of the game's developer, ?Giants Software.
Your Porn Is Watching You
• motherboard.vice.comThirty million Americans ?regularly watch porn online, according to the Wall Street Journal. That's a lot more than fess up to it, even in anonymous surveys: In 2013, just ?12 percent of people asked copped to watching internet porn at all.
Taco Bell sees a big opportunity in order-ahead apps,...
• Business Insider.... and now other fast-food chains are catching on
TrueCrypt Security Audit Completed: It Was Legit
• Schneier on SecurityThe security audit of the TrueCrypt code has been completed (see here for the first phase of the audit), and the results are good. Some issues were found, but nothing major. Nothing that would make me not use the program,
You can now run Android apps on a Mac or PC with Google Chrome
• http://www.theverge.com, By Tom WarrenGoogle's convergence of Chrome and Android is taking a big step forward this week.
Explore Deep Inside Your Body With Google Maps
• popsci.comSoftware could help researchers understand our bodies on a cellular level
Watch Streaming Broadcast Live:
LRN.fm
DLive
Live Chat
Telegram
Telegram
