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Showing posts with label June 11. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Making your own Mario level is incredibly fun, but difficult to master


Today, I wrote my very own level of Super Mario Bros. at E3. Featuring a pyramid of goombas, several randomly placed pipes, a dozen mystery blocks in a row and countless coins scattered throughout, my creation was a jumbled mess; coming up with a…

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Feedly RSS service crippled by ongoing DDoS attack








RSS aggregator service Feedly has been down since early this morning. the victim of a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack. Feedly, which has come away as one of the leading services for news junkies in the wake of the Google Reader shut down, ties into numerous third-party apps across all mobile platforms, as well as their own apps for iOS and Android, and a web client. The DDoS attack took down Feedly’s service early this morning, and appears to be ongoing.










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Announcing the ‘Weekly Photo Contest: Signs’ winners!










We’ve closed down another weekly photo contest, which this week gave us dozens of great “signs” photos to browse through. We were glad to see people thinking outside the box again this week, coming up with interesting ways to make their shot stand out while still fitting into the prompt. After taking a look through four full pages of entries in the forums we had to come away with just two winners, but there were plenty more pictures that caught our eye.










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Greener fridges will keep cool using magnets instead of chemicals






Though modern refrigerators are getting fancy and connected, they’re still just a jumble of pipes, pumps and hazardous fluids. Scientists from Canada and Bulgaria have made a discovery in the field of so-called magnetic cooling that may change their…




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Rick Warren: My Late Son Matthew’s Broken Tree Bore Much Fruit



Saddleback Pastor Rick Warren remembered his late son, Matthew, Monday night as a fruitful Christian who used his trials to spread the gospel and encouraged hurting pastors at the Southern Baptist Convention Pastors’ Conference to do to the same.


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