Eat Your World Tells You How to Eat Like a Local When You Travel [Video] - 11708th Edition
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For Sinclair Fans, The ZX81 Lives On - 11707th Edition
An anonymous reader writes “The ZX81 Museum was set-up to preserve and showcase a private collection of original Sinclair branded ZX81 hardware, software and literature. The museum has since expanded to include ZX81 software from other publishers of the time and a variety of other ZX81 peripherals and reference books. The collection dates from 1981 to 1983 and features the complete Sinclair-branded software series. The activities of the museum are regularly reported via Twitter, along with updates from the ever growing ZX81 fanbase. There is even a YouTube channel for the diehard 8-bit fans out there, of which there seems to be many!” This was one of the first computers I ever used; I suspect it’s still buried in some deep stratum in my dad’s basement. As is often the case, the old advertisements are great.
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Bondi Hangs Your Smartphone Just About Anywhere [Stuff We Like] - 11706th Edition
Yahoo’s Project To Disrupt Mobile Publishing - 11705th Edition
waderoush writes “Right now, content publishers who want to reach readers through dedicated mobile apps have to hire a separate engineering team to build each app — one for iOS (based on Objective-C), another for Android (Java), a third for Windows Phone (C#), etc. Yahoo’s Platform Technology Group is working on an alternative: a set of JavaScript and HTML-based tools that would handle core UI and data-management tasks inside mobile apps for any operating system, moving developers closer to the nirvana of ‘write once, run everywhere.’ The tools are gradually being open-sourced — starting with Mojito, a framework for running hybrid server/browser module-widgets (’mojits’) — and Yahoo is showing off what they can do in the form of Livestand, the news reader app it released for the iPad in November. In his first extensive public interview about Mojito and the larger ‘Cocktails’ project, Bruno Fernandez-Ruiz, chief architect at Yahoo’s Platform Technology Group, explains how the tools work and why the company is sharing them.”
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Ask and Answer Questions About Vehicle Maintenance [Help Yourself] - 11704th Edition
Object Lesson in Non-Transparency At Energy.gov - 11703th Edition
Harperdog writes “Dawn Stover recounts her attempts to access information at energy.gov, the U.S. Energy Department’s ‘cutting-edge, interactive information platform,’ which apparently isn’t any of those things. Especially frustrating were her attempts to locate important documents related to the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository. An interesting read for anyone interested in true government transparency.”
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Launch Center Adds Handy App and Settings Shortcuts to Notification Center [IPhone Downloads] - 11702th Edition
By Adam Dachis
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Xbox 720 Might Reject Used Games - 11701th Edition
silentbrad writes “Online passes are a recent staple in staving off used sales. Limiting what used buyers can access is a protective measure for publishers, much to the chagrin of parts of the gaming community. Chris Kohler of Wired argues that the death of used games is inevitable, and passes are the first step toward something exactly like a native anti-used game something integrated into consoles. He notes, of course, that digital is the future of buying games, but in the meantime we may be looking at ‘an interim period in which the disc as a delivery method is still around but … becomes more like a PC game, which are sold with one-time-use keys that grant one owner a license to play the game on his machine.’ Also at Kotaku, the source for the Wired article (which is the source for the IGN article).”
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The Best Voice Recording App for Android [Android App Directory] - 11700th Edition
ACTA Signed By 22 EU Countries - 11699th Edition
First time accepted submitter azrael29a writes “22 EU members signed the controversial ACTA treaty today in Tokyo. However, the signatures of the EU member states and the EU itself will count for nothing unless the European Parliament gives its approval to ACTA in June.”
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