Arduino Donations 2014: we are open to suggestions!

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Make your lasercut datamonster with Intel Galileo

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Home Automation for Makers goes Arduino At Heart! Support them on indiegogo

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The making of Terrors of the breakfast table

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Upgrading the OpenWrt-Yun image on the Yún

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MakerFaire Rome: the european call for makers is online! Join us

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First day of tomorrow in Paris with Massimo Banzi

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How to make your own Primo prototype using digital fabrication and Arduino boards

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The most advanced Lamp/Speaker is open source and also Arduino at heart

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Thanks for making our birthday so great! #ArduinoD14

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Back to Beyond http://ift.tt/1kJ2WOK

As some of you might be aware, the WIRED website underwent some cleanup and upgrades a couple of weeks ago. No sooner than those fixes started to take effect and all us bloggers started feeling our way around a new blogging interface, we got slammed with a malware attack. I’m a simple historian, so I […]

















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Next Civilization Game Will Ditch the Past for an Alien Future http://ift.tt/1lXMmdx

Civilization made a strategy game of humanity's past. Now it's looking to its future.

















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WIRED Reader Comments That Will Restore Your Faith in Reader Comments http://ift.tt/1lXhmKD

Sometimes I should have a stiff drink on hand to dive into a week’s worth of comments, preferably a stout in this awesome glass. But this week was delightful. On the East Coast spring finally sprang and the sun seemed to evaporate everyone’s dour, interminable bad mood like so much old rain water. Here are just a few of the stories that brought out the best of you this week. Click on the headlines to read the whole articles. And happy weekend!

















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8 Years Later, Fantasy Writer Elizabeth Bear Apologizes to George R. R. Martin http://ift.tt/1lXhl9u

In the latest episode of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy fantasy writer Elizabeth Bear explains why it took her nearly a decade to apologize to George R. R. Martin.

















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20 Years of Mind-Bending Art From Omni, the Best Sci-Fi Mag of Our Time http://ift.tt/1gjPR6Q

Futurism + eye candy = what's not to love?

















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Tinder May Not Be Worth $5B, But It’s Way More Valuable Than You Think http://ift.tt/RaZ3Fl

Word that IAC reportedly spent $500 million to buy another 10 percent stake in Tinder, the popular dating app, was met by most of the tech world with a healthy dose of skepticism. After all, could a site that's just 20 months old with no revenue model to speak of really be worth $5 billion?

















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Report: NSA Knew About Heartbleed Bug Two Years; Used it to Siphon Passwords http://ift.tt/1hrmmV0

The NSA knew about and exploited the Heartbleed vulnerability for two years before it was publicly exposed this week, and used it to steal account passwords and other data, according to a news report. Speculation had been rampant this week that the spy agency might have known about the critical flaw in OpenSSL that would […]

















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