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Saturday, April 12, 2014
This Hammer Lets You Drive A Nail One-Handed
Did One Lady Gaga Troll Prove That The Billboard Chart Is Broken?
“A video clip of 'Dope' was used as an advertisement before several thousand YouTube videos. Even though viewers didn’t solely intend to view the clip of “Dope,” Billboard...still counted the views towards their charts.”
Did One Lady Gaga Troll Prove That The Billboard Chart Is Broken?
Will Staples, of all companies, make 3D printing mainstream?
Could an office supply store bring 3D printing to middle America? Staples surely thinks it can, and this week jump-started a trial program offering 3D printing services in New York and Los Angeles, Businessweek reports.
While Staples already retails 3D printers, the $1,000+ price tag is surely holding back widespread adoption. Yet, mainstream interest in 3D printing appears to be growing across the globe. Staples believes 3D printing could extend its copy and print services, which compete with offerings like FedEx Office.
Staples hopes to out-do companies already offering in-store 3D printing services, like Makerbot, by taking a “soup to nuts” approach with customer lessons, says Staples VP of business services Damien Leigh. 3D printing still packs a steep learning curve for the average person, but Staples appears up for the challenge to educate the public.
Above all else, Staples’ size and existing business relationships give it a fighting chance of making 3D printing mainstream. It all depends on these pilot programs in NY and LA.
Will Staples, of all companies, make 3D printing mainstream?
HTC One (M8) in Glamour Red said to be heading to Verizon
At Verizon, the HTC One (M8) is only available in Gunmental Gray and Glacial Silver. Along with these colors, Verizon gained exclusivity from HTC by releasing the One (M8) on the same day it was announced. And it now looks like Verizon will be getting another exclusive. This time, another color.
On Twitter, @evleaks let the cat out of the bag by saying the HTC One (M8) on Verizon will soon be available in Glamour Red. When? We do not know. But we have heard about other red variants of the One (M8). The Stealth Red variant was recently delayed, so will Glamour Red hit a speed bump as well? Cannot be sure just yet.
Glamour Red HTC One M8 to Verizon.
— @evleaks (@evleaks) April 12, 2014
Source: @evleaks
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HTC One (M8) in Glamour Red said to be heading to Verizon
Samsung Galaxy S 5 Active APKs leak, all 277 of them
The Samsung Galaxy S 5 Active is coming. In fact, it is coming to AT&T, Sprint, and likely others as a recent leaked suggests. As many of you know, the Active model for Samsung’s Galaxy S devices bring extra durability. Many people were unsure that this device would return in 2014 since the Galaxy S 5 is already an extremely durable device with a high waterproof rating. But now the Galaxy S 5 Active is almost confirmed thanks to @evleaks sharing its APKs.
There are 277 of them and just too many to go through each and every one. So if any catch your eye in the list above, let us know in the comments below!
277 Samsung Galaxy S5 Active APKs pic.twitter.com/j4WpkXNwwp
— @evleaks (@evleaks) April 12, 2014
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Samsung Galaxy S 5 Active APKs leak, all 277 of them
Amazon Smartphone With 3D Display Coming This Fall, Report Says
Amazon’s hardware efforts will soon extend into the smartphone space, with the ecommerce giant debuting a new handset this fall, according to a report
Following years of rumors, supposed leaks and analyst speculation, The Wall Street Journal on Friday claimed that Amazon is planning to announce its own handset in June
Citing people familiar with the details, the WSJ said Amazon has been demonstrating the smartphone for developers in Seattle and San Francisco in recent weeks. The developers were reportedly required to visit hotel suites with heavy security in place in order to view the demonstrations Read more…
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Amazon Smartphone With 3D Display Coming This Fall, Report Says
Instagram Is Down, Users Flock to Twitter to Complain
Instagram appears to be down for most users.
Mobile users are able to open the app, but no new images are displayed. The app perpetually loads without actually surfacing new photos
Instagram did not immediately respond to Mashable’s request for comment, but the company did tweet that it is working to fix the problem
We’re working to fix a feed delivery issue. Thank you for your patience.
— Instagram (@instagram) April 12, 2014
In the meantime, Instagram users are flocking to Twitter to express frustration — most of which appears to be in good humor. Users are utilizing the hashtag #InstagramIsDown to share comments and funny photos Read more…
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Instagram Is Down, Users Flock to Twitter to Complain
'I Have Lived Underwater'
Deron Burkepile eats, works and sleeps on the seafloor.
'I Have Lived Underwater'
The Communist Chic Hotel
There is a phenomenon that exists called ‘Eastalgia’ (orostalgie), referring to a wistful longing for the Cold War era, Berlin Wall-separated, Stasi-policed German Democratic Republic of the 1970s and 80s. Seriously. And now there's a hotel for those who really need to immerse themselves in this world.
The Communist Chic Hotel
Feds try hacker in wrong state, conviction tossed
“Weev” the wily hacker walks.
Weev, whose real name is Andrew Auernheimer, was convicted on multiple federal counts related to a hacking spree in which he stole 114,000 email addresses from AT&T in 2012. Although he lived in Bill Clinton’s home state of Arkansas, he was tried in federal court in Newark, N.J.
The U.S. Court of Appeals in Philadelphia said Friday that Auernheimer’s crimes, violations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and identity theft, had no connection to the Garden State and thus tossed the conviction, according to Bloomberg.
It’s a curious turn of events, given that he could have passed the data to Chinese intelligence — but he gave it to Gawker.
Auernheimer was sentenced to 41 months in prison in 2012. Since that time, he’s been chilling his heels at the Allenwood Federal “Club Fed” Correctional Complex in White Deer, Penn. Auernheimer’s attorney,Tor Ekeland, said his client was being held in solitary confinement almost 24 hours a day.
After the federal ruling yesterday morning, the lawyer is trying to get Auernheimer released, saying he has been treated badly in prison, according to press accounts.
Here’s what Auernheimer did, according to the federal complaint: He breached AT&T’s servers and stole the email addresses of more than 100,000 customers who were accessing the Internet through their iPads.
Auernheimer apparently passed the email addresses and other information he stole to Gawker.
Federal investigators managed to get Auenheimer’s friend and accomplice Daniel Spitler to testify against him in exchange for a reduced sentence. Spitler told the federal judge during the trial how the two men wrote computer code to generate iPad users’ ID numbers.
Auenheimer argued they were doing it for fun and didn’t consider it theft.
Spitler pleaded guilty and testified against Auernheimer. He described how he carried out his attack by writing computer code to generate iPad identification numbers. Auernheimer told jurors that the information was public and that he never considered what he did as theft.
At the time of the hacking spree, Auernheimer was in Arkansas and Spitler in San Francisco. The AT&T servers they broke into were in Dallas and Atlanta respectively.
The U.S. Attorney’s office that oversaw the prosecution said they were considering their options now that the conviction has been overturned.
Auernheimer was represented by the Electronic Frontier Foundation during his appeal to the original charges.
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Feds try hacker in wrong state, conviction tossed
RED ALERT! We are at DEFCON 1. Texas, Milwaukee baseball parks lead Opening Week Facebook checkins
Facebook tracked check-ins at Major League Baseball stadiums in the first week of games, with a couple of surprising venues leading the list.
Baseball fans checked into Globe Life Park/Rangers Ballpark, home stadium of the Texas Rangers, most often, followed by Miller Park, where the Milwaukee Brewers call home.
Find out where else baseball fans checked in during MLB’s first few days.
- Rangers Ballpark (Texas Rangers)
- Miller Park (Milwaukee Brewers)
- Dodger Stadium (L.A. Dodgers)
- AT&T Park (S.F. Giants)
- Turner Field (Atlanta Braves)
- Fenway Park (Boston Red Sox)
- Minute Maid Park (Houston Astros)
- Wrigley Field (Chicago Cubs)
- Yankee Stadium (N.Y. Yankees)
- Comerica Park (Detroit Tigers)
Texas, Milwaukee baseball parks lead Opening Week Facebook checkins
Mr. Plinkett Reviews 'Titanic'
"Is it a good movie, or is it a terrible movie? It's a matter of opinion, I guess, unless it's my opinion — because then it's right!"
Mr. Plinkett Reviews 'Titanic'
Masked Gunmen Seize Security Buildings in Eastern Ukraine
The crisis in Ukraine escalated Saturday, as pro-Russian masked gunmen seized a police station and a security-services building in the city of Sloviansk, near the Russian border.
Kyiv Post, a Ukrainian English-language news organization, said the takeover appeared to be a Russian military operation similar to the invasion of Crimea last month, involving men in fatigues carrying Kalashnikov assault rifles. Gunmen reportedly established checkpoints outside the city of 125,000, and appeared to be searching vehicles for weapons, Kyiv Post reported.
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Masked Gunmen Seize Security Buildings in Eastern Ukraine
Everything You Need to Make Your Own Urban Garden
You might have thought having a green thumb in your apartment was impossible. Close quarters and limited sunlight doesn't just put a damper on your closet space, it can also be hazardous for plant life.
But city dwellers everywhere are finding new and innovative ways to bring the outside in by urban gardening. Apartments can be homes to much more than the common houseplant — try fresh flowers, herbs and even fruits and vegetables instead.
It turns out, you can transform your balcony, window sill or just about any space into your very own miniature homestead. With the right supplies, you'll be coming home to the perfect oasis. Read more...
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Watch Coachella Day 2 Live: Lorde, Pharrell, Skrillex and 25 More Acts
Day one of Coachella has come and gone, paving the way for a stellar day-two lineup of nearly 30 musical acts — all of which you can watch via the live streams, below
Lorde, fresh off performing with Nirvana at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, is among the many highlights of the day. "Happy" man Pharrell Williams will also entertain the Coachella audience just before headliner Skrillex closes out the night.
The three YouTube videos, below, let you choose which performances to watch. We've provided a schedule for each channel to guide your online Coachella experience: Read more...
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Why Munich Went Ahead And Set Up 6 Official 'Urban Naked Zones'
Is it OK to walk around naked in the middle of a major city? The idea of seriously debating this question might seem bizarre, but that's just what the city of Munich has been doing for much of this year.
Why Munich Went Ahead And Set Up 6 Official 'Urban Naked Zones'
The Untold Story Of The First Woman To Fly Around The World
Jerrie Mock was a 38-year-old Ohio housewife from Columbus, Ohio, when, 50 years ago this week, she accomplished what Amelia Earhart is famous for having failed to do.
The Untold Story Of The First Woman To Fly Around The World
The Grand Unified Theory Of Female Pain
The pain of women turns them into kittens and rabbits and sunsets and sordid red satin goddesses, pales them and bloodies them and starves them, delivers them to death camps and sends locks of their hair to the stars. Men put them on trains and under them. Violence turns them celestial. Age turns them old. We can’t look away. We can’t stop imagining new ways for them to hurt.
The Grand Unified Theory Of Female Pain
All the passwords you should change because of Heartbleed, in one handy graphic
Image Credit: WallpaperStock
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The Heartbleed security flaw was fixed in the newest version of OpenSSL, but you should still change your passwords on all of the sites affected by the bug.
If you’re still not sure which sites were affected, we have the perfect chart for you, created by the “digital forensic specialists” at LWG Consulting. Every site from Facebook and Google to Pinterest and Flickr was affected. Luckily, many financial institutions were not.
Click here for the full size graphic.
As we wrote yesterday, “Heartbleed arose inside a version of open-source OpenSSL cryptographic software. Information sitting inside the memory of a server should be encrypted, but a little bit of data could be pulled out under an attack. The vulnerability affected widely used infrastructure from cloud providers like Heroku and Amazon Web Services as well as networking hardware from vendors like Cisco and Juniper.”
Most recently, a report emerged alleging that the U.S. National Security Agency had known about Heartbleed for more than two years, and even exploited it. The NSA later denied the allegations.
All the passwords you should change because of Heartbleed, in one handy graphic
Social Pros All-Stars Trading Cards [Slideshow]
Want to learn how to become a heavy hitter in social media? The Social Pros All-Stars slideshow highlights the career paths of social media managers and provides tips for becoming an all-star. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
Social Pros All-Stars Trading Cards [Slideshow]
Social Video Marketing: Create Conversations and Build Customer Loyalty
Social video marketing can encourage prospects and customers to help get your message out and reach a wider audience. Here are some easy ways to get started. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
Social Video Marketing: Create Conversations and Build Customer Loyalty
Like Facebook & Twitter, Google Reportedly Teaming With Data Providers To Track In-Store Sales
Facebook first began partnering with Datalogix to show advertisers how their ads drive offline sales back in 2012. Last year, Twitter introduced its “offline sales impact” tool, developed with Datalogix, to measure the offline sales impact of promoted and organic tweets for consumer packaged goods...
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Like Facebook & Twitter, Google Reportedly Teaming With Data Providers To Track In-Store Sales
7 Common Hashtag Mistakes To Avoid
Despite the rumors that Twitter might be changing the way hashtags work, the little pound signs continue to be one of the core features of Twitter – and one of the most frustrating for businesses to implement.
Hashtags can improve the reach of your content, and get it in front of the right audience. They can help promote an event, sell a product or even augment a TV show. Here are seven common mistakes that businesses and individuals make when using hashtags – so you can tweet and tag with confidence.
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Does A Baby's Name Affect Its Chances In Life?
When parents spend hours poring over baby name books they may imagine that their choice will have a major impact on their child's life. But do names make a difference? Two recent books put this idea under the microscope.
Does A Baby's Name Affect Its Chances In Life?
Where The Government Takes The Biggest Cut Of Wages
Belgium skims the biggest share of labor costs for its public coffers among the wealthy countries, snapping up more than half. Chile takes the least, at 7%, while the U.S. weighs in with a below-average 31.3%.
Where The Government Takes The Biggest Cut Of Wages
What I Learned In My First Year As A Female CEO
If a reporter asks me why it sucks to be a female CEO, I can come up with hundreds of reasons. On the other hand, if I am asked to argue why it’s awesome to be a female CEO, I can also do that pretty well. So here is my take on both sides.
What I Learned In My First Year As A Female CEO
This Colbert Wants a Word With Stephen Col-bear
Image: Mashable, Bob Al-Greene
Stephen Colbert, I have a T-bone to pick with you.
Your deliberate French pronunciation of our surname has caused a great deal of trouble in my life since your first appearance on The Daily Show. I'm Team Bert, not Team Bear. Col-bert (me) versus Col-bear (you) might seem like the silliest French-versus-American word battle since Freedom Fries.
But you see, it matters. The hard "T" ends our name with a diction kick instead of a snooty whimper
And now, your new gig as Late Show host (which is super awesome — congrats!) means that I'll have to continue to correct mispronunciations of my name for years Read more...
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Marvel's Superheroes are Super Selfie-Absorbed
Superheroes don't have time for such idle pursuits like the perfect selfie — there's a city that needs saving!
An artist known as Billy Butcher imagined what would happen if various Marvel comic book heroes were all as selfie-absorbed as everyone else
See also: 10 Essentials for the Perfect Selfie
"I thought it was interesting to explore such a modern phenomenon, the selfie, clashing with a vintage concept like the design of characters from the '60s," Butcher told Mashable
Indeed, the vintage style clashes with the modern phenomenon of smartphones to create something very much like the pop art movement of the '50s and '60s. And that's a good thing: Andy Warhol would probably be a big fan of the selfie. Read more...
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