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[TLM]

Imagine that fish on your bedside table, screaming in your face that it's time to wake up. Everything can only get better after that!

bwhahaha

[simplysunny]

I don't want a fish on my bedside table... can imagine it would get annoying after a week.

[TLM]

Learn to Develop for Hololens even if you don't own the hardware ( recommend purchase if possible )

[guest3456]

[joedf]

lol.
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Finally, a lightweight/non-bulky version of Ubuntu
220MB ram or less :O
https://budgie-remix.org/

[TLM]

[garry]

http://www.the-postillon.com/
fake newsticker ...
+++ Doesn't make cents: coiner prints banknotes +++
+++ Can't stand on its own: bicycle is two tired +++
+++ Got the No-bell prize: inventor of the door knocker awarded +++
+++ In Seine: mentally ill Frenchman drowns himself +++
+++ WHO cares: nobody interested in work of World Health Organisation +++
+++ "I'm Sorry": man apologizes for stupid name +++
+++ Stoned: arabian woman gets punished after smoking weed +++

Sully ignored the geese ....
The Onion's movie critic Peter K. Rosenthal reviews 'Sully' in this week's Film Standard.
http://www.theonion.com/video/onion-reviews-sully-53908

[budRich]

Why not read real news and have a laugh at the same time?
Truth is often stranger then fiction.
Sadly not all stuff going on right now in this crazy world is laughable.

"People in Eastern Finland use dog safety vests discharging chili to protect dogs from wolf attacks"

"Legendary actor Kirk Douglas turns 100, is celebrated at star-studded Beverly Hills party, drinks large glass of vodka as he recieved a special permit from his doctor"

"73-year-old Mick Jagger is father for eighth time, undertakes to pay annual maintenance of 150 000 USD to 29-year-old mother, is also great-grandfather of two-year-old "

"James Bond would never work for real-life MI6, according to the spy organization's head known as 'C' "

[garry]

save 'old news' , 'The Internet Archive' saved in Canada after the election of Donald Trump

http://www.theverge.com/2016/11/29/1377 ... censorship
The Internet Archive, a digital library nonprofit that preserves billions of webpages for the historical record, is building a backup archive in Canada after the election of Donald Trump.
The future of privacy and surveillance under the Trump administration remains unpredictable, but the president-elect has shown support for greater law enforcement surveillance powers and legal censorship, including “closing that internet up in some ways” ....
http://www.theverge.com/2016/11/18/1367 ... dino-trump

http://web.archive.org/web/199703031030 ... times.com/

[joedf]

'The Internet Archive' , always a trusty friend. When they have the stuff

[TLM]

Google Launches IoT Android Things OS

[Joe Glines]

You'll have to forward to your significant others so they can get it for you for Christmas!

Brings a whole new definition to "hot keys"

The Keyboard Waffle Iron

[joedf]

Lol. I love bad jokes.

[jNizM]

Ncore Retro Keyboards

[tidbit]

that keyboard has an Fn key. It's not retro or worth the 110€ / $115

Fn is the worst key ever. especially when things like f1-f12 are locked behind it (default actions = media stuff).

[joedf]

Tell... The actually individual keys are in a retro style that's kind of cool :3
And for Fn, yes it is really annoying sometimes, so I inverted mine through the bios settings.

[tidbit]

not all bios's have that setting

[TLM]

Introduction to Python Machine Learning with Perceptrons

No advanced mathematical theory needed, and in less than 60 lines of code.

[joedf]

@tidbit :'(
@TLM now... is that including libs or without? :0

[TLM]

@TLM now... is that including libs or without? :0

A perceptron can be a lib but it's usually a custom class algo that mimics neural behavior