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Sir Eggthur and Eirix the Eggwarmer doing their jobs on our breakfast table. Thank you, Daniel Langenhan and Renata.

The Relentlessly Gay display from our house-warming party.

This might be a good opportunity to get rid of Java in the browser. http://www.itworld.com/article/2940575/enterprise-software/how-the-next-java-update-could-make-yahoo-your-default-search-provider.html

Beautiful sunbeams through the fountains at Sendlinger Tor today.

Really nice demonstration of pressure waves (and potential energy, I suppose), especially with the overlap. Originally shared by Andres M. Trianon Pressure Wave. Join the Simple Science and Interesting Things Community and share interesting stuff! https://plus.google.com/communities/117518490246975838002 http://www.gfycat.com/UniqueIllustriousHartebeest

Interesting mathematical underpinnings of a favorite game. Mickey Blake Carl-Eric Menzel  Originally shared by Richard Green The mathematics of Boggle logic puzzles This picture shows a logic puzzle based on the popular word game Boggle . The object of the game is to place the fourteen letters shown at the bottom into the grid in such a way that the grid spells out each of the ten words in the list on the right. The words must be constructed from the letters of sequentially adjacent squares, where adjacent refers to squares that are horizontal, vertical or diagonal neighbours, and where squares may not be reused. It turns out that Boggle logic puzzles have mathematically interesting aspects; for example, they are related to the subgraph isomorphism problem , which is an example of an NP-complete problem. The recent paper 10 Questions about Boggle Logic Puzzles by Jonathan Needleman ( http://arxiv.org/abs/1506.04173 ) gives a survey of what is known and proposes a number (ten!) of re...

These are actually good advices. (I don't think I've ever used that in plural bef) Originally shared by Guy Kawasaki Even in the digital age, it pays to be social in the real world. http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/15-social-skills-that-will-make-you-successful-every-aspect-life-2.html?utm_content=buffera0564&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer

The more I hear about this guy, the more I like him. And this is one candidate the Republicans can't claim to be inexperienced. Originally shared by Tina Berry https://ello.co/womenforberniesanders/post/pYOnxV62jPWzu5pQTt9Srg

Deliberate endangerment of workers in the US leading to multiple deaths? What century is this? Oh, right, it's the century of "small government, big corporations." What a bright idea. Not. Originally shared by **** http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/21/business/energy-environment/the-people-v-the-coal-baron.html

Adorable bloody murder! Originally shared by George S (G4S)

Hungry for code? There's Perlcake for dessert. Originally shared by Volker Kroll http://asset-2.soup.io/asset/12296/2063_2327.png #architecture #software #sotrue   http://asset-2.soup.io/asset/12296/2063_2327.png

Originally shared by **** fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu "LastPass account email addresses, password reminders, server per user salts, and authentication hashes were compromised" https://blog.lastpass.com/2015/06/lastpass-security-notice.html/

Awesome use of metal! Originally shared by Bruce Shark Art... Octopus... Mz Maau​ Laura Klein Stephens​

Seeing this as I'm drinking a Furst Wallerstein Landsknechtbier Dunkel, and all I have to say is "Come to Munich, Randall Munroe​". http://xkcd.com/1534/

This could be worth a shot. Originally shared by TNW Motivation’s secret sauce http://tnw.me/OAAETer http://tnw.me/OAAETer

Carl-Eric Menzel​ you may be interested in this. And it's at least partly made in Munich. Originally shared by Google Introducing My Account. Take control of your data, protect your privacy, and customize how Google works for you — all in one place. Go to goo.gl/vays2s