Here are some of the highlights from the latest resupply mission by SpaceX to the ISS:

• This was the 3rd NASA contracted resupply mission for SpaceX
• It was the 5th flight for the SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft
• The Dragon freighter berthed to the ISS Harmony module
• Falcon 9's reusable rocket booster stage performed a successful propulsive-return over-water test

Once upon a time, Apache was the undisputed king of webserver software. Over the last few years a relative newcomer, NGINX , has slowly gained ground . Netcraft's monthly Web Server Survey clearly shows a healthy upward usage curve for the software.

Other recent notable events:

• SPDY protocol support updated to version 3.1
• OpenBSD has replaced Apache with NGINX in the base system
• The LibreOffice project switched to NGINX for performance reasons
• CloudFlare moved more than a thousand of the top million sites to NGINX (including the ever important cheezburger.com !)

Compound Interest , a chemistry blog, has posted an infographic guide to spotting bad science. Among the listed things to watch out for are perennial favorites "Correlation & Causation" and "Sample Size Too Small".

The author was inspired to create the guide after running into so many of these gotchas while doing online research for a different article. It is in no way intended to be comprehensive, but instead to act as a brief reminder of what things to be alert for when reading science news articles and research results.

Guides like this might be overly simple for the readership of a site like Pipedot, but I personally find them useful as refreshers, much as I do the excellent TechNyou video series "Critical Thinking" and "This Thing Called Science" which, though aimed at high-schoolers and below, are still a good foundational resource. Then again, I like bright colors and shiny objects.