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A blog about making culture. Since 1999.
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Something new washes up every time: pages from all kinds of people, made with all kinds of tools. Beachcomb shows you what it found, then gets out of the way.
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A blog about making culture. Since 1999.
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Anleitung für Orchester: QR-Code-Sticker mit NFC-Tags für den Konzerttisch selbst gemacht – Foto-Druck, Kurz-URLs, NFC Tools und Kosten ab 31 Cent.
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Hi folks, In this article I’d like to present all the new Windows Phone 7.5 Mango APIs. The goal is to inform developers who aren’t familiar with Mango of what new APIs are available. Since there are “1,500” new APIs we won’t be able to deep-dive into APIs with code samples. We’ll examine the new…
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A follow-on to PID Flight School. The drone's roll loop runs on a simulated Cortex-M under Zephyr, so students can see what loop rate, fixed-point maths, sensor resolution and thread priorities do to a controller.
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Before the attention economy consumed our lives, “pursuit tests” devised by the US military coupled man to machine with the aim of assessing focus under pressure. D. Graham Burnett explores these devices for evaluating aviators, finding a pre-history of the laboratory research that has relentlessly…
From The Public Domain Review
A past vision of the future. Domestic utopia? Or sanitised hell?
From The Public Domain Review
Nothing lasts forever esterday I rebooted the laptop “bubi” for the first time since December 2023. It was up and running nonstop for nearly 3 years. When reboots are as rare as this you kind of worry the reboot sequence might not complete due to file system repair needs. GNU/Linux is thankfully…
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I left my AT&T preorder for Best Buy's launch-day pickup promise. A store confirmation, two phones, a delayed order, and a cancellation warning later, here we are.
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Samsung and Apple capture 50% Global smartphone shipments fell 20% year-on-year (YoY) to 254.7 million units in 3Q26, according to Omdia, marking the lowest third-quarter shipment volume since 2013. Rising smartphone prices continued to weigh on consumer demand, particularly in emerging markets.…
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