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and tagged it with Links Sci-fi Why are writers so obsessed with scary emotionless futures?
http://www.theverge.com/2016/7/19/12221264/equals-movie-review-equilibrium-thx-1138
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and tagged it with Links Star Wars Lightsaber battles are as fun and fantastic in real life
http://www.theverge.com/2016/7/24/12266278/lightsaber-battle-group-star-wars-outside-sdcc-2016
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Jag insåg just att det i år är femton år sedan jag slutade nian och därmed grundskolan.
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and tagged it with Links Microblogging Snippets.today The open web As I’ve mentioned previously Manton Reece discussed his upcoming microblog platform/aggregator Snippets.today on Core Intuition 2#41. I’ve linked to it before but this is an Overcast link that takes you straight to the beginning of the discussion of Snippets. If you’re interested in the open web and the future of blogging and microblogging, you should really check this out.
I think Manton’s on to something big.
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and tagged it with Apple Functional high ground The one thing that an audio book player should be able to do is playing back audio. Apple’s iBooks fails to do this alarmingly often. This is unacceptable!
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http://www.expressen.se/debatt/pokemon-go-hjalper-dem-samhallet-glomt/
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and tagged it with Core Intuition Swift I just started listening to Core Intuition #242 and there seems to be a very interesting discussion on the decision to make Swift classes ”final” by default.
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Fredrik Berggren
23 juli, 2016 21:03@synvila barn
Fredrik Berggren
23 juli, 2016 21:04@synvila tänk på @emomilol det va ju 30 år sedan han gick ut