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via omphteliba: loved Secret Stashes on Boxee ProTip: Some brilliant ideas of where to put your important stuff; if you have something to hide. Sorry, couldn’t reblog because I wanted the embedded video. Check it out -> omphteliba.tumblr.com

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“90% of coding is debugging. The other 10% is writing bugs.”

– Bram Cohen, author of the BitTorrent protocol. (via alt-4326)

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Today on 4chan aka why the internet is awesome:

Anonymous: why do european cars have two brake pedals?
Anonymous: ...
Anonymous: one is a horn only gypsies can hear; drives them crazy
Anonymous: ...

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“I hope you step on lego. Barefoot.”

– Annoymous

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thedailywhat: Infographic of the Day: Gareth Lloyd and Tom Martin mapped out the coordinates they found in 15,500 Wikipedia pages of historic events, and visualized them as occurring over time “to create a dynamic visualization of Wikipedia’s view of world history.” Process info and datasets can be found here. [flowingdata.] how to: create a map of the world the complicated way - AWESOME!

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Risks to civilization, humans and planet Earth →

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