Over 59 million people have purchased the PlayStation 5 consoles since it was released which is higher than the population… Continue reading Sony has now sold more PS5 consoles than there are people in Canada The post Sony has now sold more PS5 consoles than there are people in C … | Continue reading
The meme sector is once again producing gains for investors, with Solana meme coin Slothana (SLOTH) and PEPE among the… Continue reading Crypto Trader Makes 250% Profit With This Solana Meme Coin, PEPE Price Hits New ATH The post Crypto Trader Makes 250% Profit With This Solana M … | Continue reading
What’s up Internet? Yesterday I promised I’d switch it up from the past few days of music, so for #WeblogPoMo2024 day 14, I’ve got a TV post for you all. Don’t worry, nothing too exciting or thought-provoking 🤣 I just finished the season finale of BMF’s third season. The … | Continue reading
Someone designed this monument, financed it, got a permit, built it, painted it multiple times with different colors for us to wonder. What is it? | Continue reading
One of my absolute bucket list items is to see the Aurora Borealis. I live in the northwest corner of New York, right near Niagara Falls, Canada. Now, if it were 1999, I could simply pay $1.50 and show my ID to cross over into Canada. In fact, sometimes they didn’t even ask for a … | Continue reading
The real problem with AI dating. The commencement speech the class of 2024 needs to hear. And much more. | Continue reading
In episode 713, Rob Walling is joined by Arvid Kahl to share their experience from MicroConf US 2024 in Atlanta. They each discuss their top 5 moments, ranging from Dr. Sherry Walling’s talk on motivation to Ben Chestnut’s chat with Rob onstage. They agree that there’s nothing qu … | Continue reading
An enigmatic L-shaped structure found underground near the pyramids at Giza may be an entrance to a mysterious deeper feature below it. | Continue reading
Mega Matrix and FlexTV want to succeed where Quibi has failed by embracing the allure of “so bad it’s good” shows. | Continue reading
This growth is a result of the improved habitat in the Olema and Redwood Creek watersheds. Scientists report ‘surprisingly strong return’ of endangered salmon species: ‘This is significant as we continue our goal of improving habitat in these watersheds’ first appeared on The Coo … | Continue reading
An experienced whelping partner shares her faves. Being a whelping partner is an amazing experience but can also be messy. Shaz recently helped her dog birth a new litter and recommends IKEA fabric storage cases for a cost-effective and manageable whelping box for smaller dog bre … | Continue reading
TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2024 Chunk of time to be lost: We're losing a chunk of time today. We won't be posting until this afternoon. | Continue reading
Since I launched my guestbook back in February, lots of people have signed it, but I couldn't reply to them. Now I can. There's been nearly 100 posts to my guestbook since I launched it; some are just passing comments, but others are questions. So I wanted a way to reply to those … | Continue reading
Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor – the horde-shooter version of DRG, not the regular old FPS variety is getting a second… Continue reading Deep Rock Galactic Survivor gets a second update, and the monsters are fighting back big time The post Deep Rock Galactic Survivor gets a second … | Continue reading
The Beechknoll Residence now stands as a beautifully restored home that balances its historic charm with modern functionality, ensuring it serves the needs of its residents for many years to come. Continue reading | Continue reading
Coffee of the Day: Biggby Coffee Nutty Squirrel Latte (made with chocolate, caramel, hazelnut, white chocolate, love, goodness and an extra shot) | Continue reading
PerThirtySix made a communal plot that asks for your opinion via scatterplot and… Tags: PerThirtySix, sharing, social | Continue reading
We carry her five-word speech, almost entirely. And, Castro making progress under its new owner.. Sponsored by Supporting Cast. What do Dateline, Radiolab, Search Engine, Criminal, The Rest is History, and Planet Money have in common? They all rely on Supporting Cast to sell podc … | Continue reading
In the summer of 1995, I was living in a country at war. Where I kept my billet, in the westernmost province of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the worst atrocities had been committed two years before my arrival. Nevertheless, it was amid the blast craters and bullet holes of Mostar, a d … | Continue reading
At seventeen thousand feet and halfway from India to China, pilot Joseph Dechene had lost both his aircraft’s engines to ice. His lumbering cargo plane was now a glider. With white, ice-laden clouds pressed tight against the glass of its windows, the cockpit was like the inside o … | Continue reading
Every month we pick and share some of our favourite infographics, visualisations and data stories. Here’s what we found in our work folders and around the web. CREATED BY US » The most controversial moderation decisions made by Facebook’s “Supreme Court” » Why the US Senate’s mil … | Continue reading
Latin American crime rates are triple the world average and centuries of art can be found throughout the region, often unprotected or with minimal security. Crimes related to high value art and antiquities often involve cunning schemes and intriguing news reports. The abundance o … | Continue reading
I love ghost stories. It’s not just the surface-level horror of the supernatural that appeals to me, but the deeper themes they can be used to explore. They are, at their heart, always about something returning: lost love, buried griefs and traumas, societal shames, injustices. A … | Continue reading
You can’t always make people happy, nor should you try. The fact is, some folks may ask you to do things that are questionable, unreasonable, or even unethical. And, you’ll have to decide whether to accept or reject their request — even if they get upset with you. Other times, pe … | Continue reading
“Adolf Eichmann went to the gallows with great dignity,” wrote the political philosopher Hannah Arendt, describing the scene leading up to the prominent Holocaust-organizer’s execution. After drinking half a bottle of wine, turning down the offer of religious assistance, and even … | Continue reading
"Make sure you try it out." Traveler shares 'comfortable' experience aboard one of the world's fastest trains: 'The best mode of transport' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Scientists have discovered a bizarre, red-glowing exoplanet named TOI-6713.01, which is loaded with active volcanoes and may be 'melting from within.' | Continue reading
Seen through his most redemptive lens, Bjartur stands as a cautionary tale for those who would pursue independence as an end in itself. | Continue reading
by Vernal Coleman ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up for Dispatches, a newsletter that spotlights wrongdoing around the country, to receive our stories in yo … | Continue reading
Nellie Bowles wasn’t always the TGIF queen you know and love at The Free Press. In fact, Nellie was, for a very long time, deeply embedded in the progressive left. Before Bari and Nellie met—and fell in love, blah blah blah—in 2019, Nellie was nothing short of a media darling. Sh … | Continue reading
Data Bugs is an immersive emotional installation that makes tangible and experiential the working mechanism of a neural network, demystifying the omnipotence that is too often attributed to AI. Category: Python / TouchDesigner Tags: Artificial Intelligence / classification / comp … | Continue reading
Two new reporters will lead the organization's agriculture coverage. | Continue reading
Many chefs are asking what a future without gas will mean for culinary traditions like wok cooking. | Continue reading
Many chefs are asking what a future without gas will mean for culinary traditions like wok cooking. | Continue reading
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City builders have gotten a bit too mechanically and thematically intense with the rise of survival city builders. But what if you want a city builder that’s cosy and more wholesome, but still resemble the mechanical foundations of a survival city builder? And this is where Fable … | Continue reading
To make crops resilient to climate change, scientists are exposing seeds to cosmic radiation, extreme temperatures, and low gravity. | Continue reading
The following is excerpted from Vol. IV of “The Woodworker, The Charles H. Hayward Years, The Shop & Furniture.” This fourth book in our “Woodworker” series covers three different topics: 1) The Workshop, including the design and construction of workbenches, tool chests and wall … | Continue reading
Despite an ever-growing body of evidence indicating we're now living beneath unprecedented levels of atmospheric greenhouse gases, a lack of thorough historical knowledge has hindered our ability to put present-day CO2 emissions into a concrete, long-term context. So what if we'r … | Continue reading
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The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) hits a new fusion reactor endurance record that could open the door to practical fusion power on a commercial scale. Using a tungsten lining, the WEST reactor held a reaction for six minutes. Continue Reading Category: Energy, Scienc … | Continue reading
1979 was a good year. I was 27 years old, had moved into a nice house in the Wimbledon Park district of London, and I had been accepted for training as an EMT. I played a lot of music at home back then, in a variety of genres. But this one was a favourite, combining … Continue re … | Continue reading
Among modern-day liberals and conservatives alike, George Orwell enjoys practically sainted status. And indeed, throughout his body of work, including but certainly not limited to his oft-assigned novels Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-Four, one can find numerous implicitly or ex … | Continue reading
"Great for privacy, awful for trying to do anything else with the ground." Homeowner warns others about landscaping blunder made by previous owners: 'Soil was hard as a rock' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Have you tried caponata? If not, let us introduce you! It’s a delicious Sicilian eggplant dish with sweet and savory flavor, and we ADORE it! While commonly served as an appetizer or side, it’s worthy of being a main when a little protein and fiber are added in. Introducing: whit … | Continue reading
Hale Hapuna, a 5,377-square-foot retreat on Kauai's South shore, is designed to enhance family interactions and connections with the natural landscape and seascape. The exterior spaces offer multiple gathering point Continue reading | Continue reading
Mozilla Firefox 126 is now available download, and in-app updates beginning to roll out to existing users on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. As Firefox updates go the 126 release is rather light on user-facing goodies, especially versus last month’s release which intro’d clip … | Continue reading