The last common ancestor of all life was not a free-living cell at all, but a porous rock riddled with bubbly iron-sulphur membranes that catalysed primordial biochemical reactions. Powered by hydrogen and proton gradients, this natural flow reactor filled up with organic chemicals, giving rise to proto-life that eventually broke out as the first living cells - not once but twice, giving rise to the bacteria and the archaea.
My name is Sascha and I'm interested in various facettes of nerdiness. Mostly in programming the web. I'm also interested in science, mostly biology, philosophy, physics, new technologies, gaming, social networking, music, software... most of the geeky stuff. These are my random ramblings about things that interest me.
If you're german, be sure to visit my other blog:
nerdiness - der nerd in mir
If you're german, be sure to visit my other blog:
nerdiness - der nerd in mir
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An excellent set of tips on URL design (including tips on new HTML5 history stuff).
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From concept to launch in 24 hours and why there's no reason you can't do this too
I launched Facto yesterday. It’s a project I’ve been wanting to build for a while, and I finally got around to...
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