reforge_reborn
Economy shrinks; Canada faces ‘strangest’ recession
Chinese tech companies are motivating programmers by hiring cheerleaders
Coming from a .Net programming background Unity's API feels like a horror-show
The Man Who 'Grew Young at 70'
Re:The Bot Bubble: Click Farms Have Inflated Social Media Currency
on Sunday April 26, 2015 @06:21AM (#9441242)
Not exactly a passport. But more of an "I uploaded this image first on the internet therefore it's mine."
Re:The Bot Bubble: Click Farms Have Inflated Social Media Currency
on Sunday April 26, 2015 @06:13AM (#9441225)
I can think of a service that let's people upload his/her photos on some site and this site would then ID the photos uploaded to him/her. That is sites like social networks, dating sites, and online galleries can then verify if the photo is an original by verifying a hashed version of a photo to the service.
Re:Learn X in Y minutes
on Sunday April 26, 2015 @06:08AM (#9441211)
To review a language/framework that I know, I write small programs using a few of its features while learning the said language/framework. On my free time I would then browse/review those codes using a source code viewer app installed on my smart-phone.
The Learning Rabbit Hole
Artifacts that prove the non-existence of a coin-op failure
The Internet's Newest Subculture Is All About Creating Imaginary Friends
Cross-Cultural Trances
Thinking as a Hobby
The Village Venus Effect
Re:The Man Who Single-Handedly Converted a Washed-Out Land Into a 1,36...
on Thursday May 29, 2014 @11:34AM (#7816746)
As an aside. I just noticed that site features mostly inspiring and positive stories. The world definitely needs more news like those.
One good thing about the internet is that we can pick the kind of news that we like.
I refuse to listen to news mediums where fear and negativity are the main focus. The world is a wonderful place if we look at the right places. (Cofirmation bias anyone :)