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3 votes
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Frost Giant enters pre-production on new RTS
3 votes -
Auroboris: Coils of the Serpent - New tabletop rpg by Chris Metzen
7 votes -
Half in the Worst: Release the Snyder Cut!
5 votes -
Unexpected joys of kids playing Atari 2600 games
9 votes -
Cycling through the streets of Amsterdam
7 votes -
Red Sun Rising - Deathwish (2018)
4 votes -
Tash Sultana - Maybe You've Changed (2021)
4 votes -
What each nation wanted from the scramble for Africa vs what they got from it
3 votes -
How did the USSR react to JFK's assassination?
5 votes -
What really happened during the Texas power grid outage?
10 votes -
PS3, Vita, and PSP Stores to be permanently closed in a few months
20 votes -
Jim of Seattle - Welcome to Windows (2012)
5 votes -
Marc Maron interviews Serj Tankian from System of a Down
9 votes -
What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them?
What have you been playing lately? Discussion about video games and board games are both welcome. Please don't just make a list of titles, give some thoughts about the game(s) as well.
11 votes -
Did Austria want the Anschluss?
3 votes -
Why you can't really compare the efficacy of vaccines and why it sort of doesn't matter
13 votes -
The political meaning of colors around the world
3 votes -
China's reckoning (Part 1/3): Chinese demography
8 votes -
Germany's plans to win World War I
4 votes -
Manu Chao - Me Gustas Tu (2001)
6 votes -
Ryo Fukui - Scenery (1976)
10 votes -
In movies, why the dial tone after someone hangs up?
6 votes -
Righeira - Vamos a la Playa (1983)
4 votes -
Altesia - Paragon Circus (2019)
3 votes -
Nvidia's AI puts video calls on steroids
5 votes -
The final days and dissolution of Austria-Hungary
5 votes -
In this clip from 1997’s An Audience With Elton John, the actor Richard E. Grant asks Elton John if he can create a song out of his oven’s instruction manual. Elton obliges
5 votes -
US-China meeting breaks into tense confrontation on camera
19 votes -
The first single by my band is out now! Noise Job - Medication
14 votes -
YouTube can now warn creators about copyright issues before videos are posted
15 votes -
Flo & Eddie - Who But I? (1972)
3 votes -
Friedman Adventures Podcast Special - May 19th 1986 rescue at sea
1 vote -
title.wma - The origins of Windows XP's welcome music
3 votes -
There I Ruined It - Chop Suey (Bluegrass) (2021)
11 votes -
What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them?
What have you been playing lately? Discussion about video games and board games are both welcome. Please don't just make a list of titles, give some thoughts about the game(s) as well.
10 votes -
The Aces - My Phone Is Trying to Kill Me (2020)
3 votes -
How socialists solved the housing crisis of Vienna after World War I and how we can do it again
10 votes -
Tusse – Voices (2021)
4 votes -
Democraciv: Fake government plays Civilization
16 votes -
Aunty Donna - Everything's a Drum! (2020)
10 votes -
Gus Johnson - How they ended songs in the 70s
13 votes -
Igorrr - Cheval (2017)
14 votes -
Wy – That Picture Of Me (2021)
4 votes -
Tame Impala - A Girl Like You (Edwyn Collins cover) (2020)
3 votes -
What are the single best resources for learning something new?
When learning something new, often available resources are lacking in some departments - whether they're missing information, poorly written, or tedious and dry. But occasionally, some content...
When learning something new, often available resources are lacking in some departments - whether they're missing information, poorly written, or tedious and dry. But occasionally, some content just stands out as above and beyond the rest, serving to not only make the learning process enjoyable but also to kindle interest in further exploration. What is that for you?
This could encompass everything from computer programming to literary criticism, and could be in the form of a website, book, video tutorial, or the like.
13 votes -
Why your pee looks like a chain
10 votes -
The turbulent economics of the airline industry
2 votes -
Leo Moracchioli - WAP (2020)
9 votes -
How Japan's largest earthquakes really felt | Tohoku (2011), Kobe (1995)
3 votes