Gerber's GDC Zip Blade measures 1.7" when closed and is intended to be used as a zipper-pull (it has a quick-release) -- the 0.68" blade locks open for a total length of 1.7" (there's also a multidriver and hexkey version) (via Canopy)
Monday, 29 June 2015
Utility knife in a zipper-pull
Moving The Economy Beyond The Turing Test And Man Vs. Machine
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State authorities are investigating the cause of a fire that burned a predominantly black church to the ground in South Carolina late last week
An official with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office in South Carolina told Mashable that authorities don't yet know the cause of the fire that destroyed the Glover Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Warrenville. The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is handling the investigation, and FBI agents were recently at the scene of the fire to help determine its cause
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Face it. Your photos aren’t all that interesting. But Facebook’s going to help you jazz them up with its shiny new photo uploader, which just began testing on iOS. It lets you add overlaid text in any color, instantly preview filters that you swipe across your photos, or paste Facebook’s stickers on top. Facebook offered more standard filters before and had tested photo… Read MoreThey’re All P2P Employment Agencies
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A pro-choice group called Women on Waves flew a small drone across a border river from Germany to Poland on Saturday to deliver abortion medication to women there, where abortions are severely restricted by Polish law
The drop was successful, according to the group. Two women took the abortion-inducing pills, which the group said were prescribed by doctors in a press release distributed online
You can watch video from the drone flight, below
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