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goto elephant;

@Inferis, on Apple’s SSL verification bug: I still think it’s funny people complain about the “missing” {} when the `goto` statements are the elephant in the room. — Tom Adriaenssen (@Inferis) February 23, 2014 For the paranoid ones out there: ‘t was the NSA who planted the bug!

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Cinematics

Cinematics is a timeline of classic films and characters. Next to a great visual style, it’s the audio that makes this animation great. It keeps on amazing me what the hearing of a sound (or the smell of a scent) can do to a person.

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Sir David Attenborough’s narrates Olympic curling

And off she goes, gently but flamboyantly launching the oversized walnut down the frozen river One of the most hilarious videos I’ve recently seen 🙂 🙂

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Subjective-C

Subjective-C is a study of innovative iOS interfaces. The first two pieces of content on the site dissect Facebook Paper’s tilting panner and Spark Camera’s recording meter. Not only do the articles analyse the paradigms, they also provide code on how to do it yourself. Subjective-C →

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A New Car UI

Clever idea to base the action not only upon the number of fingers, but also on the fact whether they’re close or far apart. A prototype of the interface is available for one to play with (visit using a touch capable device) A New Car UI Prototype →

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ViziCities pre-release

The aforementioned ViziCities, the 3D city and data visualisation platform, is now open source. Early build available at GitHub. Demo also available (click to drag, SHIFT+click to rotate). Neat, really neat! ViziCities Source (GitHub) →ViziCities Demo →

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Henri Texier – Les La-Bas (Bonobo Remix)

Great remix by Bonobo of Henri Texier’s Les La-Bas; it’s a much richer sound than the original. Available as a free download over at soundcloud

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Remember how we forgot?

Related: To This Day by the same author, Shane Koyczan

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Responsive Deliverables: The Style Guide

Jeremy wrote a nice article on Pattern Sharing, sparked by the Code for America Style Guide. A first look at the style guide might tell you it’s just a pattern primer, yet the menu reveals that the style guide also holds a few templates to use. In order to see the code used for the …

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