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John Pearce

Google Maps Mania: The History of Weather on Google Maps - 1 views

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    "Weather Underground's WunderMap now allows the user to view historical weather records on a Google Map. A calendar control above the map allows the user to select a date and view the historical weather records for that day. The records include radar, storm reports and even weather related photographs and webcam images taken on that day."
floralincon

Learn How to Build Weather App | Projects in Electron - 0 views

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    In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a Weather App using Electron. We will cover how to integrate an API and get it to fetch data from another source. We will also brief you about how to gather data from the internet and display that data on the app.
John Pearce

iOS 7 vs iOS 6 Side-by-Side Visual Comparisons - 4 views

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    "iOS 7 brings a significant user interface overhaul to Apple's mobile devices, and though it's best to be experienced and used first hand, screen shots can do a fair job of demonstrating the differences. If you're not a developer and can't use the beta releases yourself, then comparing iOS 7 to iOS 6 side-by-side can give an appreciation for the changes ahead, so we rounded up a few comparisons of the home screens, common apps and app interfaces like Notifications, Siri, Messages, Mail, multitasking, and Weather, and also a large side-by-side chart showing the differences between icons in both iOS versions. Take a look."
Roland Gesthuizen

Google goes to space, by balloon - tech - 14 December 2010 - New Scientist - 0 views

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    "Sending small cameras to ultra-high altitudes with weather balloons is a do-it-yourself craze these days and today's activities have more of a "let's see what happens" feel than any rigorous product testing. The team, made up of Google engineers and students from the University of California, Santa Cruz, is mainly curious to see how well the phone's sensors cope with a freezing cold near-vacuum."
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    Google Nexus now joins the list of iPHones and digital cameras that have been raised into near earth orbit by students. All that remains is to slingshot one into space with a big rubber band .. or for one to land in my back yard :-)
Tom March

The Shaping of America - The Atlantic (March 2009) - 0 views

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    An interesting Google Maps mash-up that shows how cities have changed and may weather the current economic collapse.
Roland Gesthuizen

Should I turn my computer off during a lightning storm? › Ask an Expert (ABC ... - 0 views

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    "Should I turn my desktop computer off during a lightning storm? I've heard stories about lightning striking a house and ruining thousands of dollars of computer equipment. These people had all the anti-surge stuff and it didn't help. They even had the computer off; the on switch was still sending mains power to it from a wall. "
John Pearce

Hand over the iPad: Seattle doctor says babies should use tablets | Healthworks | Seatt... - 1 views

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    "Doctors have long said children under 2 years old shouldn't have any screen time.  Now, a leading pediatric researcher who's been a strong voice against babies watching TV has a new recommendation.  He says young children can, and should play with touch screen computers."
Roland Gesthuizen

When Twitter comes into its own… | Lucacept - intercepting the Web - 1 views

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    "Unfortunately, an impending disaster is sometimes the impetus for naysayers to see the worth of a service like Twitter. The hashtag being used on Twitter to track the tweets referring to Tropical Cyclone Yasi is #tcyasi. I've been following this hashtag today, and as the cyclone gets closer to the east coast of Far North Queensland, I am receiving more pertinent information there than what I am getting from news organisations like Channel 7 and their very sensationalist Today Tonight program."
walson123

good cheap surveillance camera - 0 views

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    Walson's night vision and infrared thermal imaging products have been widely used in national defense, safe cities, railways, highways, forest fire, oil and other fields, achieving all-weather surveillance and providing technical support for the maintenance of national security and social stability.
Ian Guest

Earth :: a global map of wind, weather, and ocean conditions - 4 views

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    Interactive visualisation showing wind speeds around the world
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    Great info on map.
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