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[biketoons]

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[biketoons]

Artificial planet. Realism is Overrated!

[biketoons]

😻

[historicaltimes]

"This CD-ROM can hold more information than all the paper that’s here below me"- Bill Gates,1994

[sirscottmccallmoved-blog]

Andy Dwyer Presents: D.C. 101 with Professor Andrew Dwyer (x)

[biketoons]

This is now the only proof of my high score.

[breadman-dev]

King's Men funded 24%!

My game, King’s Men, has reached 24% funding! 76% to go! Please send this to anyone you think may enjoy a silly puzzle platformer game!

[trashselim]

Winter Soldier Easter egg in the first Captain America!

[merylposting-deactivated2019040]

nah man i looked through the movie to see and it isn’t Bucky its just Peggy watching him go. she had the same hair and the Thompson and everything

[trashselim]

I’m pretty sure it’s Bucky though. In an interview Sebastian Stan confirmed that the producers hid a very well hidden easter egg in a few frames in the film. Also the music tenses up during this scene which is gonna be weird considering Peggy was Steve’s bad ass love interest. So why would they play a dark tone when she would just come behind him? Also if you zoom in He’s wearing a mask??? I dunno I would put money on Bucky but your theory is as good as mine.

[ninjacharlie]

Woah! It looks like Bucky to me.

[visually-enjoyable]

[hackneyed-paintsplatter-deactiv]

you`re fucking kidding me

[listen2futurefunk-deactivated20]

AMERICAN NINJA WARIOR

[ninjacharlie]

BWAHAHAHAHAHA

[artballin]

[abbythahomie]

me & my grades

[prostheticknowledge]

SCiO

This is a bit future-shock …

A small consumer-level molecular scanner lets you analyze the objects around you for relevant information, from food calories or quality, medicine, nature etc … This could be the start of the Internet of Everything

The Kickstarter was launched yesterday and made it’s $200,000 goal within 24 hours - the potential for this tech is huge. Watch the video embedded below to see the potential:

Smartphones made it easy to research facts, capture images, and navigate street maps, but they haven’t brought us closer to the physical environment in which we live – until now. 

Meet SCiO. It is the world’s first affordable molecular sensor that fits in the palm of your hand. SCiO is a tiny spectrometer and allows you to get instant relevant information about the chemical make-up of just about anything around you, sent directly to your smartphone.

Out of the box, when you get your SCiO, you’ll be able to analyze food, plants, and medications.

For example, you can:

Get nutritional facts about different kinds of food: salad dressings, sauces, fruits, cheeses, and much more.

See how ripe an Avocado is, through the peel!

Find out the quality of your cooking oil.

Know the well being of your plants.

Analyze soil or hydroponic solutions.

Authenticate medications or supplements.

Upload and tag the spectrum of any material on Earth to our database. Even yourself !

You can find out more about the product at it’s Kickstarter page here

[arkane81-deactivated20150203]

WTF!??!?!

[lovelydeck]

Whoa could you drug test your drinks to make sure no one puts anything in it?!

[ramblingeekette]

TRICORDER.

THAT’S A MOTHERFUCKING TRICORDER.

[allonsy-mywayward-sociopath]

I beg to differ, it’s a sonic screwdriver.

[ninjacharlie]

^^TRUTH

NO FREAKING WAY! I WANT ONE!

I did notice, that in the video they “scanned” a shake, but there was plastic in front. I’m wondering how well it actually works. I really hope it does, because eventually, they could stick the scanner in phones. You could do a crapton with it if it actually worked.

[finofilipino]

[cumpleanus]

me when i sit there for hours trying to fix bugs and then realize all i had to do was change a value

[limapreciouslittlelife]

Have you ever got sad of laughing of a joke

[the-geek-think]

When after more than an hour looking for error you found out that you made typo in variable name.

[wildcat2030]

The Universe Is Programmable. We Need an API for Everything - Think about it like this: In the Book of Genesis, God is the ultimate programmer, creating all of existence in a monster six-day hackathon. Or, if you don’t like Biblical metaphors, you can think about it in simpler terms. Robert Moses was a programmer, shaping and re-shaping the layout of New York City for more than 50 years. Drug developers are programmers, twiddling enzymes to cure what ails us. Even pickup artists and conmen are programmers, running social scripts on people to elicit certain emotional results. The point is that, much like the computer on your desk or the iPhone in your hand, the entire Universe is programmable. Just as you can build apps for your smartphones and new services for the internet, so can you shape and re-shape almost anything in this world, from landscapes and buildings to medicines and surgeries to, well, ideas — as long as you know the code. That may sound like little more than an exercise in semantics. But it’s actually a meaningful shift in thinking. If we look at the Universe as programmable, we can start treating it like software. In short, we can improve almost everything we do with the same simple techniques that have remade the creation of software in recent years, things like APIs, open source code, and the massively popular code-sharing service GitHub. (via The Universe Is Programmable. We Need an API for Everything | Enterprise | WIRED)

[gamechangershow]

Click to finish: How to Be A Hacker In A 90’s Movie