Quantum Fluctuations Somewhere
Chris and Andrew talk about lack of trust, rules of the internet, FOIA, RASPBERRY!, Linux, OpenGL, DirectX, girls, China, patents, Yahoo, Finland, a responsive design trick, building a computer, and listener feedback.
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Fringe episode: tf116
Links
- 10 Rules of Internet - Anil Dash
- BBC News - First tests of '130mph' lawnmower
- FOIA Machine by The Center for Investigative Reporting — Kickstarter
- “Well, that was unexpected…”: The Raspberry Pi’s Hardware Random Number Generator | We Saw a Chicken …
- WineHQ - News
- Linux vs. Windows - Twenty Sided
- Has Ubuntu lost it? | News | TechRadar
- Khronos Releases OpenGL 4.4 Specification - Khronos Group Press Release
- The Evolution of Direct3D | The SaintThe Saint (the one you should read)
- Old School Monday: The DirectX Files | Maximum PC
- linux - Why do game developers prefer Windows? - Programmers Stack Exchange
- How An Engineering Toy For Girls Went From Kickstarter To Bestseller – ReadWrite
- Game Programmer Quits Job To Sell Street Food, Doubles Salary
- Riding the New Silk Road - Interactive Feature - NYTimes.com
- Victory Lap for Ask Patents - Joel on Software
- Why I’m not paying the Troll Toll | Todd Moore
- App Developers: Lodsys is Back. It's Time to Beat this Troll. | Electronic Frontier Foundation
- Yahoo! Mail is not catching up anymore. Your move GMail - BackwardCompatible.net
- Finland Writes History With Crowdsourced Copyright Law | TorrentFreak
- 50 Things That Look Just Like Your Childhood
- WebPagetest Test Result - Dulles : thenexus.tv/ - 07/18/13 07:26:37
- WebPagetest - Test Log
- Test your IPv6.
- Coding Horror: International Backup Awareness Day
Responsive Design Trick
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,user-scalable=yes">