While it should come as no surprise given that Facebook recently hired multiple Btrfs file-system developers, but they will be trying out the Btrfs file-system within real-world deployments at the social networking company.Archive for March, 2014
This week on The Physics Central Podcast we’re talking about the ancient Chinese game of Go. Researchers in France want to model the game as a complex network.
By 2025, the first batch of autonomous vehicles will be driving through your neighborhood. But what about cargo ships? They’ll still have humans at the helm–at least most of the time–and this is the augmented reality bridge they’ll use to traverse the high seas.
Meet (10199) Chariklo. It’s an asteroid-like object that’s a little more than 90 miles in diameter. It orbits the sun between Jupiter and Neptune. And like its giant gas neighbors, it has rings. Asteroids have rings, too! (Go and brush your shoulders off.)
If you grew up in the 80’s you will remember people walking around with giant and loud radios on their shoulders known as a boom box.
Google testing Android 4.4.3 Kit Kat update, will reportedly address Nexus 5 camera bug.
I’ve long been a fan of V-Moda’s headphones. They’re well made, customizable with engraved plates and, most importantly, they sound great.
After the shocking, albeit foreseen, blow to the jailbreak community when Apple issued iOS 7.1 to the public, in turn patching the evasi0n7 UnTethered jailbreak, a vast number of individuals desperately seeking a solution have regrettably fallen for despicable scams that now clutter the web.
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