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This is beautiful.

Do you have any sources/examples besides Stephen Glass, which was over eighteen years ago?

Is there an easy way to play a Vimeo video at 1/3 speed?

They had to do a crazy amount of optimization just to the Earth engine to make it work in 90fps VR.

Here's a talk one of the devs gave at SIGGRAPH a few months ago about how they made it work: https://vimeo.com/177549565

Anecdotally, contactless is supported in a majority of places in Europe – even though Apple Pay has yet to roll out to many European banks. As a result, I use Apple Pay at most places in Switzerland and Poland, yet it's always the merchant's first time seeing Apple Pay used. In fact, most of them weren't aware it's a thing since their credit card / bank doesn't offer it.

This is not what clickbait is. For those unfamiliar with 99PI, this is a thing they do with all of their episode titles. They're often a pun of some sort, and make the subject of the episode a fun surprise which is made apparent at the start.

One of my favorite titles is "Reefer Madness", which is about refrigerated shipping containers – a.k.a. reefers.

You can already do that with human drivers today. Shining super bright lights down a road before a sharp turn can surely kill someone.

Oh I almost forgot, you might like my preferred way of dismissing Apple Watch / Android Wear: I call it the "Karate Chop". The surface area of the outer edge of your hand is enough to cover the screen :)

I'm guilty of the nose tap, as well as the forehead-tap and chin-tap to dismiss the screen. Wearables are fun!

I had a lot of fun making a little real-time visitor counter using Motion JPEG a few years ago! I was quite proud of that :)

The demo is still live:

http://drewgottlieb.net/2012/07/29/real-time-user-count.html

Can't seem to read it, there's a paywall.

You don't have to hack gifs to do this. The ability to indefinitely stream frames of an image (of any format) is part of HTTP.

I made a live png view counter for funsies with this idea: http://drewgottlieb.net/2012/07/29/real-time-user-count.html

That's really interesting. Anywhere I can learn more about this?

I call this one "The Master".

http://typedrummer.com/901ci8

All of the components of diet coke and mentos fit into the bottle prior :)

Or this:

    import js
    js.globals.console.log('hi!')

> A full decade before the Apple Watch, Microsoft introduced its own computer on a wrist.

Where can I learn more about this?

Even as someone familiar with Elementary OS in the past, I can't figure out what's new with this release.

Phew, this fixed com.google. Now I can search again!

Sending an email to the registered account is not a solution, because that doesn't tell the registering user that the username is unavailable.

One application is to make a plugin system for your app. Lua is often used this way.

Betty White's responses are fantastic. Her humor really shines through!

It's nothing like Wave.

It's like the raw mechanic of Cookie Clicker, sans cookies. And every other game like it. Nice distillation.

I made something very similar using an Arduino Ethernet (using Power Over Ethernet). For the same reasons you mentioned, I totally recommend your way over mine; the Arduino was super expensive, and doing the HTTP myself was more work than it should be.

http://drewgottlieb.net/2014/03/02/opensource-event-display....

Wow, that's really weird to hear. Google's never done that to me.

I have Google Music All Access and I've never experienced Google plopping songs/albums in my library that I didn't explicitly request.

How is this happening to you?

When I first looked at the black and white lines just now, I already saw a faint green and magenta glow in them. I hadn't even looked at the colored images yet.

Then I remembered that several months ago I tried this. Could it have possibly lasted that long?

I also own Google Glass and barely wear it anymore. When Wear was announced, I was (and still am) super excited, because except for the camera, it has all the features I use Glass for, and more!