She's not dead, she just likes to sleep that way 2
She's not dead, she just likes to sleep that way
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The new +Android 4.3 version of photosphere definitely works better 2
The new +Android 4.3 version of photosphere definitely works better
Loaded up the new camera up on my +Motorola Mobility Droid Razr Maxx HD and tried it at the park this evening. It still has trouble when stuff is too close like the utility pole and the dog, but otherwise it works great.
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It would be really nice to see the US Patent Office doing this kind of examination… 1
It would be really nice to see the US Patent Office doing this kind of examination before they grant patents
At least they are revisiting this stuff, but it would save a lot of companies a lot of time and money if proper examination was done up front.
US patent office rejects claims of Apple ‘pinch to zoom’ patent – Apple Business – Macworld UK
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There's clearly a lot of money to be made in these big box stores of religio…
There's clearly a lot of money to be made in these big box stores of religion?
Megachurches Use Elaborate Sets and Easy Parking to Amplify God’s Voice | Raw File | Wired.com
Photographer Joe Johnson’s series Megachurches takes us down the aisles, inside the sanctuaries and behind the scenes of jumbo-sized places of worship. Taken while the churches are not in daily use, Johnson’s photographs focus on both the mammoth interior space and the churches’ details — stage design, audio-visual systems, lighting, and convention hall seating — that make the facilities tick.
I miss Kauai
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How one can properly observe the weather in Kauai.?
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+Scott Burgess tried out the vibrating shifter in a +Ford Motor Company Mustang… 1
+Scott Burgess tried out the vibrating shifter in a +Ford Motor Company Mustang today and was impressed
OpenXC is a cool new way to customize cars?
Test Drive: Ford Mustang’s Experimental Vibrating LED Shift Knob – MotorTrend WOT
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What could possibly go wrong with this??
What could possibly go wrong with this??
Huawei runs David Cameron’s preferred porn-filtering system, just FYI
Authorities in the UK have never had quite the same level of anxiety over Huawei that we’ve witnessed in the US, and they’ve so far been happy to let the
By now you've probably heard about this latest remote takeover of a car
By now you've probably heard about this latest remote takeover of a car
While it's certainly an interesting demonstration, the only thing it really proves is that when someone has physical access to anything from a phone to a car to your house, all security bets are off. In fact it's not even a remote exploit. If you are actually connected to the car, you can do anything including reaching under the body with a pair of pliers to crush or cut brake lines.
Ensuring the security of the electronic systems in cars is critical but so far we haven't seen anything that threatens those systems. At some point it will likely happen somewhere, but we are safe for now.?
Hackers Reveal Nasty New Car Attacks–With Me Behind The Wheel (Video)
A pair of Pentagon-funded hackers prove it’s possible to take control of your car with a few keystrokes. Time for Detroit to wake up.
Zach Nelson built a vibrating shift knob and put it in a Mustang 1
Nelson used a 3D printer to create a hollowed out shift knob and embedded a XBox 360 vibration motor and an +Arduino controller inside. The knob is tied to an +Android app that reads vehicle data from a +Ford Motor Company Shelby GT500 using OpenXC to determine the optimum shift points. ?
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A young +Ford Motor Company engineer used OpenXC and a MakerBot to create a vibrating…
A young +Ford Motor Company engineer used OpenXC and a MakerBot to create a vibrating shift knob
Zach Nelson interned at +Tesla Motors while attending MIT, but then decided to go to work at Ford after graduating last year. He jumped right into OpenXC to show how it could be used as a new way of customizing cars like the Mustang
Ford’s Vibrating Shifter Teaches Simpletons How to Drive a Manual | Autopia | Wired.com
Properly shifting a car is a skill, one increasingly being lost as automatics and — gasp! — CVTs become the norm. Which is why we’re stoked to hear an engineer at Ford has made it easier than ever for n00bs to learn how to properly row their own gears.
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