Rob Goodson - N2RAG

lickypickystickyme:

awkwardvagina:

i have seen hell

I suffer, everyone suffers. That is how much I love all of you

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thisistheverge:

Google Babel: an ambitious messaging platform rumored ahead of I/O event

Cross-platform service could bring sanity to Google’s messaging madness

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techspotlight:

So what does 1% of the worlds land mass look like to the uninformed? How many Belgium’s is that? One also assumes that the 1% would also have to be in the right place on the planet, so while it may seem like a trivial amount on the face of it, it is likely to be a big deal for somebody, somewhere.

Not against the idea…I’m against misleading numbers that don’t really mean anything.

(Source: saveplanetearth)

laughingsquid:

Gmail: 9 years and counting

(Source: digg, via techspotlight)

techspotlight:

Facebook Dominates Social Logins — But Google Is Closing The Gap

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-social-login-trends-2013-4#ixzz2QEJb4esI

(via CHART OF THE DAY: Social Login Trends - Business Insider)

laughingsquid:

Stephen Hawking Says That Mankind Has 1,000 Years to Escape Earth

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smarterplanet:

LED lights could become network devices, too | CNET News

Fraunhofer Institute has demonstrated how conventional LED lighting could be used to send and receive data to laptops or smartphones, with speeds up to 3Gbps.

Today, you’ve got wireless networks that use radio waves and you’ve got optical networks that use light traveling in tiny glass fibers. Tomorrow, if Fraunhofer Institute research comes to fruition, a combination of the two could turn living-room lights into network devices.

The German applied-research lab has developed wireless networking that uses rapidly blinking LEDs to transmit data through the air. The technology can send data at speeds up to 1 gigabit per second — and by using three colors of light, triple that data rate is possible, Fraunhofer said.

(via techspotlight)

fastcompany:

Your Reputation Will Be The Currency Of The Future

In The Nature Of The Future: Dispatches From The Socialstructed World, Marina Gorbis argues that as more and more of our activities are quantified online, your actions could become a new currency. 

Read more here.

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lickypickystickyme:

Skilful but creepy.

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lonelywanderer83:

Ratatoesk by *daniellieske.

In Norse Mythology the squirrel Ratatoesk lives on the world tree Yggdrasil and delivers the insults between the dragon Nidhogre, who gnaws on the world tree’s roots, and the eagle, who lives in the crown of Yggdrasil.

soughs:

Glacial. by Valentina S. on Flickr.

(Source: h0kkaido)