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Twitter Quietly Changes Its Developer Agreement After Banning Third-Party Apps
Following the banning of third-party apps like Tweetbot and Twitterific, which access the social media platform’s application program interface (API), Twitter has retroactively edited its developer agreement after issuing a vague statement about the bans.
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Last Night’s Massive NASCAR Power Saw Is Totally Legal For Now
Many of you watching last night’s NASCAR race may have experienced a bit of deja vu as you watched a pit crew pull out a massive powered cutoff wheel and starting hacking their Toyota to pieces. But unlike the last time it happened, it’s totally within the rules this time.
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Electric Cars Must Now Make Noise And We Have Some Suggestions
Today, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced a new “quiet car” safety standard, which is designed to protect pedestrians — particularly those who are vision-impaired — from hybrid and electric cars.
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US Government Admits Drone Rules Won’t Be Ready Until At Least 2017
It looks like we’ll have to wait a few more years before order can be restored to a sky increasingly full of drones. Despite having set a deadline for September 2015, the US Aviation Administration admitted it’s going to take even longer than expected to finish its rules for commercial drones. The Government Accountability Office…