America isn’t ready for the lanternfly invasion
11
votes
Showing only topics with the tag "source".
Back to normal view
-
-
Toys R Us bankruptcy auction canceled, brand set for revival
12 votes -
The Internet Archive fixes nine million broken links on Wikipedia
16 votes -
Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Fire (1968)
7 votes -
Brooks Koepka 'heartbroken' after tee shot exploded woman's eyeball, left her blinded
8 votes -
Humble RPG Book Bundle: Vampire: The Masquerade (revised edition)
4 votes -
The NY Times has an option in their store to pick out favorite recipes that have been posted on the site (and in the paper) and print them in a cookbook
5 votes -
Vice | Official trailer
6 votes -
How well-intentioned White families can perpetuate racism
20 votes -
Tower of Power - Soul With a Capital S (Jam In The Van)
3 votes -
Unleash the Archers - Awakening (2017)
10 votes -
How the humble pocket calculator morphed into the smartphone
10 votes -
theaudiohomerecordingact - #010 'junglero' vinyl-selection by decipher (2018)
4 votes -
Arthur Ashkin’s optical tweezers: The Nobel Prize-winning technology that changed biology
5 votes -
'Don't touch my Vespa!' Why Genoa is threatening to ban its icon of cool.
7 votes -
Anti-transgender legislation devastates trans children — even when it fails
9 votes -
The future of GOG: Mod support, Steam rivalry and problematic tweets
23 votes -
World's first sci-fi convention (Royal Albert Hall, 1891)
7 votes -
Brewing a great cup of coffee depends on chemistry and physics
9 votes -
In El Chapo’s trial, extraordinary steps to keep witnesses alive
10 votes -
Why the world is running out of pilots
9 votes -
Australian states and territories agree to axe 'tampon tax'
10 votes -
OPPO Find X review: Are phones only about Style now? - LinusTechTips
9 votes -
A penthouse made for Instagram
15 votes -
Concerning the iPhone XS' camera—from the makers of the Halide iPhone photography app
12 votes -
The bottom ninety percent are still poorer than they were in 2007
10 votes -
Does where you live affect what you eat?
7 votes -
Donna Strickland won her Nobel prize in Physics before she got a Wikipedia page
11 votes -
Puppo, the corgi: Cuteness overload with the Unity ML-Agents toolkit
5 votes -
The 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics is awarded to Arthur Ashkin, Gérard Mourou, and Donna Strickland for their groundbreaking inventions in the field of laser physics
12 votes -
New doc ‘Fire Music’ sets the record straight on free jazz
6 votes -
Travellers to New Zealand refusing digital search now face NZ$5000 Customs fine at border
15 votes -
Voice phishing scams are getting more clever
19 votes -
Russian Wikipedia reaches 1,500,000 articles
15 votes -
How the first ever telecoms scam worked
12 votes -
1787 Beer Soup from Germany - Townsends
6 votes -
Tesla shares are soaring. Five experts weigh in on what comes next.
8 votes -
Physicists investigate why matter and antimatter are not mirror images - Does antimatter fall up, or fall down?
9 votes -
Malak - A short story by Peter Watts
10 votes -
Australian house prices have biggest drop since GFC amid warnings of credit crunch
4 votes -
Left to Louisiana’s tides, a village fights for time
7 votes -
"The American Dream" is now a coin flip. 50% of Americans will not make more than their parents, and it correlates strongly with where they live.
29 votes -
The bottom ninety percent are still poorer than they were in 2007
23 votes -
Hopkins researchers recommend reclassifying psilocybin, the drug in 'magic' mushrooms, from schedule I to schedule IV
9 votes -
Nate Evans - Main Squeeze (1972)
3 votes -
Charles Aznavour, the 'Frank Sinatra of France', dies aged 94
9 votes -
PURCELL // Strike the Viol by Tim Mead, Les Musiciens de Saint-Julien, François Lazarevitc
6 votes -
DIR EN GREY - Keigaku no Yoku (谿壑の欲) (2018)
9 votes -
The Brutal Truth About Climate Change: William T. Vollmann’s latest opus is brilliant, but it offers no comfort to its readers
24 votes -
No cash needed at this cafe. Students pay the tab with their personal data.
31 votes