We join Grant Imahara in examining where the Home of the Future goes next.
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The future of the Home of the Future by (The Verge) -
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Robustness and least power | Clearleft by (Clearleft) A tale of two principles.
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To prevent overfishing and to improve the quality of the environment, fishing is banned on Lake Tai for 6 months of the year. On 1 September, the first day of the finishing season, I was invited out on one of the boats.
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Had fun exploring the less visited, more wild parts of Hangzhou with @lands_remote this weekend.
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Three tools to help automate your SEO workflow (Econsultancy) As digital marketers, we find ourselves limited on the most valuable resource: time.
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Accessibility is not a feature. — ethanmarcotte.com (ethanmarcotte.com) Lately, I’ve been reflecting on some of the language I use to talk about accessibility. It might be language you use, too.
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Digi.me wants to put you back in charge of your personal data by (Fast Company) Harnessing the data that companies collect about you sounds like a great idea, but how much are they willing to share?
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Logged off: meet the teens who refuse to use social media by (the Guardian) Generation Z has grown up online – so why are a surprising number suddenly turning their backs on Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat?
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Facebook has removed all cross-posted tweets (TechCrunch) Facebook users are complaining the company has removed the cross-posted tweets they had published to their profiles as Facebook updates. The posts’ removal took place following the recent API change that prevented Twitter users from continuing to automatically publish their tweets to Facebook…
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The Low Hanging Fruit of Web Performance – Media Temple (The Media Temple Blog) There is so much to know about making websites fast. It’s rather incredible. Things like understanding servers and networks, how browsers parse things and make decisions, efficient coding…
