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- Web History Visualisation For Forensic Investigations [published paper]
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- Virtual Machines for the Intel 386 Architecture
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Why do rabbits binky?
Wed, 29 Jul 2009 05:10PM
To people who have never seen a rabbit binky before, it is like the bunny has had some sort of fit. They range from the rabbit jumping and twisting in the air, to sudden mini flicks and turns and head shakes. What's funny is that they don't have great spacial awareness, so often binky head first into walls or look incredibly confused about the new direction they are facing. To see an example, I found a YouTube video of a rabbit doing an insane binky.
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