Link found between cell phones and cancer

Cellphone-cancer link found in rats

A major U.S. government study on
rats has found a link between cellphones and cancer. It's a potentially
huge development in the space, but will something like this actually
decrease our massive use of mobile phones?

Source: Yahoo

MMEX Developers Map

The map of MMEX developers:

Source: https://github.com/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex/blob/master/developer.geojson

Renewed talk about scraping the roaming fees in EU

 EU in preliminary deal to scrap mobile roaming fees by mid-2017
(link)

Close win in Austria's presidential elections

The results are finally in!



Source: link

A Milestone for Renewables in Germany

Germany, world's industrial super-power, has generated almost all of its electricity needs on a Sunday afternoon from renewable sources. Definitely a milestone for renewables.



Source: Bloomberg

World Population

Interesting data about the world population and a chart with population density.

Source: world of meters

How far in advance should you book your ticket?

Interesting study: link

Clipboard hotkeys with Dvorak keyboard

As a long-time user of Dvorak keyboard, I was always struggling to use the benefits of the keyboard shortcuts, or hotkeys, for common operations of cut/copy/paste and undo operations on Windows.

A very simple solution is to use AutoHotkey application (link), along with a simple script that redirects

the keys so that Ctrl+C, for example, is still at the same place where it is on a QWERTY keyboard.

Below is an example of a script that does this:

^q::^x
^j::^c
^k::^v
return

If using the keys that are overwritten this way, you can also remap those to their Qwerty locations, too. The contents of the script are to be saved in a simple text file with .ahk extension and run by the AutoHotkey application. The good thing is that there is a portable version so no installation is required.