"I mean, it’s a very simple thing. It weighs nothing. You don’t need a battery. It doesn’t break. You can have it forever. And now, pretty much anyone can learn it from the internet."
“We’re building a routine, a product you get every day, a feeling, something that you buy,” he said. “Of course, we’re trying to involve our readers, but it’s like buying a cup of coffee every day.”
A downloader script for grabbing all of the WWDC 2017 videos. Written in Swift with no external dependencies.
The paper tablet for people who prefer paper. Here to replace your notebooks, sketchbooks and printouts. Paper-like reading, writing and sketching with digital powers.
In the run-up to the French election this spring, 37 organizations came together to form CrossCheck, a collaborative factchecking effort that, over 10 weeks, debunked 60 misleading and false stories.Read more: http://www.niemanlab.org/2017/07/this-tool-is-helping-newsrooms-collaborate-on-factchecking-and-verification-projects/As part of its reporting processes, CrossCheck had to coordinate between newsrooms and keep track of multiple stories at once.
To manage the workflow, the team turned to Check, an open webâbased verification tool developed by Meedan, a group working to build non-commercial tools for journalists and non-profit groups.
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Countdown is a new podcast from Time recounting some of the most dangerous missions in crewed space flight history. The first episode is about the Lunar Module mishap that could have turned tragic back on Apollo 10.LĂ€s mer: New podcast: Countdown
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Karl Bartos: Der Klang der Maschine - Autobiography Ex-Kraftwerk and co-author of „The Man-Machine“, „Computer World“, "Tour de France“, "The Robots", "The Model" on his biography in sound.
The KLF have announced a mysterious new live event set to take place next month, coinciding with the release of a new book.
Information from Eichborn Verlag: "The model", "The robots", "Computerworld" or "Tour de France":Â Karl Bartos was a composer for all the great hits of Kraftwerk. With his entry in 1975, the DĂŒsseldorf Quartet developed the unmistakable sound architecture that influenced the band worldwide. Kraftwerk were pioneers for techno, house and also electropop.Â
In his autobiography, Karl Bartos tells for the first time what really happened in the famous Kling sound studios, why he left the band after a lost decade in 1990 and why Kraftwerk belongs to the museum today. With great respect, but also with analytical clarity, Karl Bartos gives in his autobiography exciting insights into the inner life of a band that is still trying to be mysterious and inscrutable. The sound of the machine is the only book you should read about Kraftwerk - written by someone who really needs to know.
