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Scott Galloway's presentation from Monday at Recode's Code Commerce conference
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Jacques Pépin Techniques: Proper knife skills for cutting, chopping and slicing
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Watch four scenes from the season premiere of ‘Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown’
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Introducing PlayStation Classic, with twenty pre-loaded games - available for $100 USD on December 3
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Did you ever listen to an album so much that, even though you still love it, you can't play it anymore?
I listened to Crack the Skye by Mastodon on repeat for 3 months, about 10 years ago. To this day, I still think it's a great album, but have no interest in ever listening to it again. This isn't...
I listened to Crack the Skye by Mastodon on repeat for 3 months, about 10 years ago. To this day, I still think it's a great album, but have no interest in ever listening to it again. This isn't the only album I can say this about, either.
Did this ever happen to you? What album was it?
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Tech Workers Versus the Pentagon
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Five important stories that were lost in last week’s news dump
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It's Reddit's turn: The 'front page of the internet' should be next to face US Congress
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Hey everybody!
How's it going? I feel like I don't ask enough people that question. In the replies to this post, just put down whatever's on your mind. We can have a convo or I can just look at some words and...
How's it going?
I feel like I don't ask enough people that question.
In the replies to this post, just put down whatever's on your mind. We can have a convo or I can just look at some words and think "Wow, so this is the life of another guy?"24 votes -
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel backs same-sex marriage
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"Another Victim of the Magecart Assault Emerges: Newegg": Credit Card Details of Customers Were Stolen for More than a Month
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Amazon's use of merchant data under EU microscope
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Ticketmaster recruits pros for secret scalper program
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GitLab raises $100 million from Iconiq, GV, and Khosla, at $1.1 billion valuation
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Astronomers have found an exoplanet around the same star that Vulcan orbits in Star Trek canon
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What is the future of high speed travel?
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Water security: Iraq’s upstream vulnerabilities
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Water security: The Himalayan hydro-political tug-of-war
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Suduaya - Nomad
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Storm Ali: Two killed as high winds batter UK
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Times Newer Roman is a sneaky font designed to make your essays look longer
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NASA’s TESS Releases First Science Image
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Inside a $1 Billion Real Estate Company Operating Entirely in VR
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Five albums to get you into Trip Hop
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Paloma Colombe - Radio Amazigh #11 Hommage à Rachid Taha
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The Cambodian port city on China’s 21st century Silk Road that’s becoming the new Macau
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What are some of your favorite RSS feeds to subscribe to?
I am always looking for quality RSS feeds to add to my reader but they seem to be getting harder and harder to find. I've been looking for a good one for movie trailers for a long time. Apple has...
I am always looking for quality RSS feeds to add to my reader but they seem to be getting harder and harder to find. I've been looking for a good one for movie trailers for a long time. Apple has one but the trailers are published sporadically. I'm especially interested in any full-article feeds.
I've been following GRRM's Not A Blog and XKCD's webcomics via RSS. My favorite though is a very niche webcomic about older gamers sitting around playing a RPG:
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The trick to learning when to cut your losses
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Hobo Johnson and The Lovemakers: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert (2018)
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How Marvel ruined Wonder Woman! - Weird comic book history explained
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Dead Rising studio Capcom Vancouver shuts down
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'I thought my nanny was my mother': Meet India's gay prince
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HMB Endeavour found: One of the greatest maritime mysteries of all time solved
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GPs treat mental health issues more than any other condition, reveals the latest Health of a Nation report released by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
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As VF Corp. moves its HQ to downtown Denver, CEO vows to repay $27 million in tax incentives with donations
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Alexa, Siri, Cortana: Our virtual assistants say a lot about sexism
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Has anyone been following Mycroft AI (open source digital assistant)?
Video pitch: The world’s first open source AI | Mycroft AI | HT Summit 2017 Fast Company article: Can Mycroft’s Privacy-Centric Voice Assistant Take On Alexa And Google? Kingscrowd review: Top...
Video pitch: The world’s first open source AI | Mycroft AI | HT Summit 2017
Fast Company article: Can Mycroft’s Privacy-Centric Voice Assistant Take On Alexa And Google?
Kingscrowd review: Top Deal: The Secure Open Source Voice Assistant Of The Future
I'm not a techie by any means, but I stumbled across Mycroft AI some time last year, and I'm keeping half an eye on its progress. If ever I get myself a digital assistant, I think it's likely to be Mycroft. (I also love the name!)
I wondered if anyone else had any thoughts about this.
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GnuPG can now be used to perform notarial acts in the state of Washington
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Fatal Familial Insomnia (warning: contains disturbing footage)
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ArsTechnica's thorough iOS 12 review
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Return of the Obra Dinn - Coming Soon (from the dev of Papers, Please)
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Scientists identify four personality types
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Whatever happened to the semantic web?
15 votes -
How Puerto Rico became the newest tax haven for the super rich
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Elon Musk sued for libel by British Thai cave rescuer
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Why West Africa’s pidgins deserve full recognition as official languages
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The European Union versus the Internet
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Netflix planning live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender with original creators
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We're measuring the economy all wrong
12 votes