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22 votes
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Was watching a history YouTube video when I realized they are all AI
Ink Explainer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49_Ph2q6uIM Genius History: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHCamT4zfH4 It is the exact same AI voice. How sad.
28 votes -
Margaret Hamilton, whose software helped land Apollo astronauts on the moon, has died
35 votes -
Margaret Hamilton, computing pioneer who led software development for the Apollo program, dies at 90
29 votes -
Vib-Ribbon: An oral history
13 votes -
The 12th-century military disaster that forever changed global finance
15 votes -
Gods in the classroom: Religion and education in 1st millennium BCE Babylonia
7 votes -
We have recently discovered and recovered forty-eight prehistoric arrows in Jotunheimen – the trend is clear: now the oldest ice is melting
18 votes -
The genius trick behind Exile's impossible map
5 votes -
Ultima Online retrospective | The last hurrah
12 votes -
A brief history of women’s underwear
11 votes -
For centuries, the tiny Norwegian island of Støtt sheltered fishermen from violent seas – now one woman is using tourism to revive it and offer travellers refuge from modern life
11 votes -
The invention of the MMO
13 votes -
Maria Edgeworth sneaked economic theory into her best-selling novels
13 votes -
Why a language map of the world is impossible
22 votes -
How Victor Hugo helped save the Notre-Dame
3 votes -
Off the Norwegian island of Fedje lies a German World War II submarine believed to contain a huge load of mercury – why salvaging it has become a race against time
20 votes -
Can two friends complete a game no one has ever finished? (gifted link)
23 votes -
Twenty-year-old Xbox 360 game Blue Dragon now has a fantastic unofficial PC port that unlocks the FPS, goes 4K, and even adds mod support
25 votes -
The most important RPG nobody talks about (Ultima)
26 votes -
Michael Parenti - The Assassination of Julius Caesar - A people’s history of Ancient Rome
Who doggy what a read. Parenti in his classic prose, dissecting class structure with a twist, Ancient Rome. Anyone read this bad boy? I’m 3/4 of the way in and I’m lovin it.
12 votes -
The Sea Library - borrow books about the sea from a library by the sea
8 votes -
What is your "when I found out about 9/11" story?
Every generation has their "I remember when I heard about _____" event. If you were old enough to know what was going on in the world in 2001, you probably remember finding out about the attacks....
Every generation has their "I remember when I heard about _____" event. If you were old enough to know what was going on in the world in 2001, you probably remember finding out about the attacks. What were you doing? How did you find out? What do you remember from that day?
35 votes -
The four-color theorem gets a rare new proof
14 votes -
If You Please, Himan Brown’s Radio Mystery Theater
4 votes -
Paramount is sitting on a $100 million reparations musical. Why?
13 votes -
A TV test-card gallery
5 votes -
What's a show you love that's from before your time?
Before your time = you weren't old enough to otherwise follow the zeitgeist at the time the show was made. If you grew up watching reruns of The Honeymooners with your grandparents or something,...
Before your time = you weren't old enough to otherwise follow the zeitgeist at the time the show was made. If you grew up watching reruns of The Honeymooners with your grandparents or something, that still counts.
27 votes -
Deep inside a Spanish cave, Roman women may have worshipped a mysterious goddess
12 votes -
Once used to waterproof boats, this smoky plant byproduct is now used to flavour everything from schnapps to bread in Finland. But how does pine tar taste?
13 votes -
Housemarque co-founder Ilari Kuittinen has announced his exit from the PlayStation studio after thirty-one years
7 votes -
Greenland establishing a truth and reconciliation commission on Denmark's forced contraception of indigenous Inuits – experts failed to agree on whether the scheme constituted "genocide"
12 votes -
Japan tried to build an operating system for the entire world, then the US government intervened
50 votes -
An accidental breakthrough in Iceland revealed how to tap into magma itself, potentially unlocking geothermal energy at scales previously thought impossible
20 votes -
The World War I plan to turn America’s trees into telephones
12 votes -
Wildfires expose — and detonate — buried bombs and mines from World War I and World War II
21 votes -
Ordinary Abundance
32 votes -
Fifty years ago, cosmic rays may have caused Apollo astronauts to see lights (2023)
10 votes -
Gualliguaica - The drowning town
24 votes -
New passenger train linking Finland and Sweden has begun running – creates the first rail connection between northern Finland and southern Europe in nearly forty years
38 votes -
PBS station sues to regain access to seventy years of archival TV history
32 votes -
The (actual) biggest hits of the 1970s
9 votes -
In 1990, a writer had a funny idea. Now it’s a movie - Coyote vs. Acme.
17 votes -
Clothing, how did they make it? Part I: high fiber.
14 votes -
Olsen Banden - Elverhøj
5 votes -
Every July, around 60,000 dance enthusiasts gather in Seinäjoki for the Finnish Tango Festival, one of the world's oldest and largest tango events
6 votes -
What we lost when we quit using crappy old web forums
43 votes -
The first website was launched thirty-five years ago
41 votes -
The cast of "The Pitt" will do a live table reading of the first broadcast episode of "Star Trek" to celebrate the show’s 60th anniversary and benefit the Writers' Guild Foundation
25 votes -
Let's all meet up in the Y2K
21 votes