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Talking of @bitly, the new logo looks familiar:
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yesterday
One Thing Well | Easy bit.ly Shortening
yesterday
@dan_osburn I haven't had a chance to look into that yet. At the moment I'm just using the API and avoiding the site:
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yesterday
(404) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5DhS9qRGJ0
2 days ago
Have you seen our new video yet? Cassetteboy vs The Diamond Queen - (tweeting this from the Tower of London)
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2 days ago
The Ultimate Counterfeiter Isn't a Crook—He's an Artist
3 days ago
With a cigarette in one hand and a money- marking pen in the other, Kuhl began his quest to conquer the dollar by thumbing through thick binders of paper samples. Money-marking pens draw a black line on paper made with starch but not on stock that lacks starch, such as the ultrafine cotton-linen sheets manufactured by Crane & Co. of Dalton, Massachusetts, the sole provider of US dollar substrate. He contacted a dealer in Düsseldorf, hoping to buy some of Crane’s special blend of 75 percent cotton and 25 percent linen, but he was told that selling it was forbidden. Eventually Kuhl connected with a dealer in Prague who supplied him with starch-free paper that felt and weighed about the same as the Crane’s.
Kuhl’s intricate production process combined offset printing with silk-screening (see “How to Make $100″). The hardest features to forge with any level of sophistication are on the front of the note: the US Treasury seal, the large “100″ denomination in the bottom-right corner, and the united states of america at the top. Real US currency is printed on massive intaglio presses (intaglio is Italian for engrave). The force with which the presses strike the paper lying over the engraved steel plates creates indentations that fill with ink, giving the bills a delicate 3-D relief and a textured feel. Its absence is a telltale sign of a counterfeit. For Kuhl this was the most critical puzzle piece: how to create that texture convincingly without the benefit of actual engraving. “I had an idea,” he says, “and I was itching to try it.”
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Kuhl’s intricate production process combined offset printing with silk-screening (see “How to Make $100″). The hardest features to forge with any level of sophistication are on the front of the note: the US Treasury seal, the large “100″ denomination in the bottom-right corner, and the united states of america at the top. Real US currency is printed on massive intaglio presses (intaglio is Italian for engrave). The force with which the presses strike the paper lying over the engraved steel plates creates indentations that fill with ink, giving the bills a delicate 3-D relief and a textured feel. Its absence is a telltale sign of a counterfeit. For Kuhl this was the most critical puzzle piece: how to create that texture convincingly without the benefit of actual engraving. “I had an idea,” he says, “and I was itching to try it.”
3 days ago
All the World is Staged
3 days ago
On the morning of Feb. 20, 2011, a man from Singapore walked into the central police station of Rovaniemi, Finland, a town that sits along the Arctic Circle. The man told officers that another Singaporean, Wilson Raj Perumal, was in Rovaniemi on a false passport. He offered no other information before leaving the station abruptly.
Though puzzled by the seemingly random tip, Rovaniemi police put Perumal under surveillance. Three days later, they followed him to a French restaurant near the soccer stadium, where the local club, Rovaniemen Palloseura, had just completed a 1-1 draw. Officers watched as Perumal sat down with three Palloseura players. They saw him scold the players, who cowered in fear. The next day, based on the false passport, the Finnish police detained Perumal. They phoned officials at the Finland Football Federation, who in turn contacted FIFA, soccer’s international governing body.
One week later, Chris Eaton, FIFA’s head of security, arrived in Rovaniemi. He knew exactly who Perumal was. Eaton informed Finnish investigators that they had just caught the world’s most prolific criminal fixer of soccer matches, an elusive figure whom Eaton had been chasing for the past six months.
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Though puzzled by the seemingly random tip, Rovaniemi police put Perumal under surveillance. Three days later, they followed him to a French restaurant near the soccer stadium, where the local club, Rovaniemen Palloseura, had just completed a 1-1 draw. Officers watched as Perumal sat down with three Palloseura players. They saw him scold the players, who cowered in fear. The next day, based on the false passport, the Finnish police detained Perumal. They phoned officials at the Finland Football Federation, who in turn contacted FIFA, soccer’s international governing body.
One week later, Chris Eaton, FIFA’s head of security, arrived in Rovaniemi. He knew exactly who Perumal was. Eaton informed Finnish investigators that they had just caught the world’s most prolific criminal fixer of soccer matches, an elusive figure whom Eaton had been chasing for the past six months.
3 days ago
One Thing Well | Anno NTK
4 days ago
Anno NTK - NTK, the clever, acerbic, gossipy and relentlessly sarcastic tech newsletter that ran from 1997...
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4 days ago
Mac App Store - ForkLift
6 days ago
Finder alternative/(S)FTP client Forklift is on sale at 99¢ (usually $29.99) - - does several things well ;-)
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6 days ago
Two-Minute Mayonnaise | Serious Eats : Recipes
7 days ago
Holy shit, mayo without all the drizzling and whisker's elbow.
mayonnaise
recipes
7 days ago
One Thing Well | Automatic
8 days ago
Automatic - › Automatic allows you to set up subscriptions for virtually any content linked in RSS feeds:...
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8 days ago
One Thing Well
8 days ago
Photo: › [LatencyTOP] is a Linux tool for software developers (both kernel and userspace), aimed at...
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8 days ago
One Thing Well | Proxmate
8 days ago
Proxmate - A plugin for Firefox and Chrome that unblocks region-restricted web content, including Hulu,...
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8 days ago
One Thing Well
9 days ago
Photo: Github for Windows, a pretty GUI for all your cloning, committing, branching, forking and pushing...
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9 days ago
One Thing Well | Burn Note
9 days ago
Burn Note - › Burn Note lets you send messages that are deleted after they are read. You can even set notes...
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9 days ago
One Thing Well | Tails
9 days ago
Tails - › Tails is a live DVD or live USB that aims at preserving your privacy and anonymity. › It helps you...
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9 days ago
One Thing Well
9 days ago
Photo: › [LXTask] is the standard task manager and system monitor of LXDE. It starts via Ctrl+Alt+Del and is...
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9 days ago
One Thing Well | Worqshop
10 days ago
Worqshop - › Worqshop is a small development environment for the iPad with GitHub and Heroku support. It...
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10 days ago
One Thing Well | rfc
10 days ago
rfc - Searchable and nicely-formatted RFC documents from the IETF (including my favourite, RFC 2324, which...
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10 days ago
One Thing Well | cellout
10 days ago
cellout - › cellout is a simple battery status printer.
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10 days ago
One Thing Well | Sites Like One Thing Well?
11 days ago
Sites Like One Thing Well? - I just spotted the following question from Memo on the wonderful Ask...
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11 days ago
One Thing Well | Wifi2Hifi
13 days ago
Wifi2Hifi - › Use WiFi2HiFi to turn your [iOS device] into a wireless audio receiver for your stereo system...
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13 days ago
One Thing Well | ifconfig.me
13 days ago
ifconfig.me - ifconfig.me returns your external IP address, remote host, browser user agent and lots more...
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13 days ago
One Thing Well | properVOLUME
14 days ago
properVOLUME - properVolume is a little app that sits in your menu bar, providing instant access to various...
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14 days ago
One Thing Well | Fountain
14 days ago
Fountain - › Fountain is a simple markup syntax for writing, editing and sharing screenplays in plain,...
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14 days ago
One Thing Well | lolcommits
14 days ago
lolcommits - › Takes a snapshot with your Mac’s built-in iSight/FaceTime webcam (or any working webcam on...
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14 days ago
One Thing Well | Permanently Unhide Library
15 days ago
Permanently Unhide Library - › If you, or somebody you love, truly wants the Library folder to be forever...
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15 days ago
One Thing Well | Acme
15 days ago
Acme - A text editor and graphical shell that shipped with Plan 9 from Bell Labs. It has, putting it mildly,...
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15 days ago
Untitled (http://icanhazip.com)
17 days ago
- A website that returns your external IP address, and nothing else. Via /r/linux
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17 days ago
One Thing Well | icanhazip.com
17 days ago
- A website that returns your external IP address, and nothing else. Via /r/linux
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17 days ago
One Thing Well | Octogit
20 days ago
Octogit - › A free and open source interface to github from the command line. Avoid the usual copy and paste...
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20 days ago
One Thing Well | gzipWTF
20 days ago
gzipWTF - › gzipWTF is the easiest f***ing way to check for gzip and more. The purpose of this site is to...
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20 days ago
One Thing Well | units
21 days ago
units - › The ‘units’ program converts quantities expressed in various scales to their equivalents in other...
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21 days ago
One Thing Well | Jupiter
22 days ago
Jupiter - › Jupiter is a light weight power and hardware control applet for Linux. It is designed to improve...
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22 days ago
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