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Might Microsoft buy HERE maps (this time) if Nokia sells it?
zdnet.com/article/might-microsoft-buy-here-ma...347
Seasoned editor does an experiment to find out how newbies get treated. Cue Kww being WP:BITEy about it.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_...4623
Rex Murphy: The modern university risks becoming a cocoon of self-indulgence and anti-intellectualism
news.nationalpost.com/full-comment/rex-murphy...112
RGloucester's incivility isn't limited to GamerGate. Now insulting and threatening editors in the Ukrainian crisis topic area
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Administrator...375
Given that the Band has only been available for about four months now, I was surprised this morning when I removed my Band before my shower and noticed that the rubber coating of one of the side pads of the Band's band was worn through.
Has anyone else experienced this so far? This is from daily wearing of the band. The fit isn't perfect (I should probably have gotten a medium instead of large) but it's generally been mostly snug. I wouldn't have expected my wrist to wear through like that so quickly.
Likewise, any idea about replacing the pad? I noticed that the pads are screwed in, but even if I had the right screwdriver bit for this, I'd still need a ne
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More than twenty years after the "GNU/Linux" naming controversy began, the name of the controversy is itself controversial.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:GNU/Linux_naming_c...298
Netflix to produce a live-action Legend of Zelda TV series
blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2015/02/06/legend-of-...81
Guess who's still blogging complaints about Wikipedia's handling of the GamerGate case?
archive.today/8D8NY3013
Salty editors create the "ArbitrationGate controversy" page as response to ArbCom statement on GG case
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArbitrationGate_controv...19258