The investment includes the option to purchase the Turkish company for $70 million. | Continue reading
It's a fun experiment for The Muster Point Project, as Kevin manages to incorporate that punk aesthetic into his own sound perfectly as the production oscillates between genres seamlessly. | Continue reading
Visioning can be a powerful tool to start the year. But it’s not enough, says Tyra Dyson, who leads a workshop for planners focused on turning visions into reality. -Barbara Scofidio | Continue reading
Chris Armstrong, advocating for a digital garden over a blog structure: A blog structure places the highest emphasis on ‘what’s new’… but what’s new has had the least scrutiny and little authority. Robin Rendle linked to Armstrong’s post recently and reading it reminded me of my … | Continue reading
An early morning view of the Green Mountains in Vermont, taken through the kitchen window of a kind stranger who fed my wife and me two meals and let us spend the night in her home, take showers and wash our clothes when we were hiking through her area. #photography | Continue reading
Visioning can be a powerful tool to start the year. But it’s not enough, says Tyra Dyson, who leads a workshop for planners focused on turning visions into reality. -Barbara Scofidio | Continue reading
An enormous water reservoir — likely the largest aquifer of its kind in on Earth — sits inside the volcanic rocks of the Oregon Cascades, scientists have revealed. | Continue reading
Each night, our brains execute a "wash and rinse" routine that clears away harmful protein waste linked to neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's. Now, new research shows that a common prescription sleep aid can disrupt this essential process. Continue Reading Category: Slee … | Continue reading
Researchers enhanced organic solar cell efficiency and stability by eliminating a loss mechanism using a SiOxNy passivation layer, achieving record-breaking performance and longevity. Researchers at Åbo Akademi University in Finland have discovered and eliminated a previously unk … | Continue reading
Save $70 on the Galaxy Tab A9+ and then tack on up to $50 in instant trade-in credit to bring the price down to a cool C-note. | Continue reading
CEO Mark Zuckerberg said he wants to 'raise the bar' internally, but some divisions continue to flag under his leadership. | Continue reading
The Honor Magic 7 Pro ships in blue, black, and a shadowy grey. | Image: Honor Honor’s flagship Magic 7 Pro launches in the UK and Europe today, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite and protected by top-tier water-resistance. It also features a high resolution 200 megapixel telephot … | Continue reading
Current conditions: Severe thunderstorms brought transportation chaos to Sydney and left 120,000 homes without power • Greece may resort to filling hotel pools with seawater instead of fresh water due to extreme drought • A clipper storm will bring some snow to the Great Lakes an … | Continue reading
How to cultivate a deeper sense of self-worth. | Continue reading
StackSocial is giving your productive 2025 an early boost by taking 72% off the price of this huge suite of apps, now just $60. | Continue reading
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The Mayflower Hill Cemetery in Taunton was established in the mid-19th century and is home to numerous historical graves. Among them is one headstone with a unique design that not only holds a tragic backstory, but is also allegedly possessed by the spirit resting there. Pearl E. … | Continue reading
"The tree has barely bloomed in 4 years, loses most the leaves early in summer, has had some mild fungus issues." Homeowner makes concerning discovery after digging around sickly tree: 'These things ... suck' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Bath time in the West End Amazing what you see when you wander round London with a camera. Quote of the Day “One should, for example, be able to see that things are hopeless and yet be determined to make … Continue reading → | Continue reading
Eric Cortellessa in Time Magazine: Days before Donald Trump will return to the White House, Special Counsel Jack Smith relayed an unsettling message to the American people: He had unearthed enough evidence to potentially send the incoming President to prison. The Justice Departme … | Continue reading
The landers have a long journey ahead of them. | Image: SpaceX A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral on Wednesday morning carrying two private lunar landers into orbit in support of NASA’s future Artemis landing crews. The Blue Ghost and Resilience landers, buil … | Continue reading
Laura Tran in The Scientist: Diet, weight, and metabolism are intricately linked, so studying their relationship is no easy task. People’s eating habits encompass a wide variety of foods, many of which are shared between different types of diets; this complexity makes it difficul … | Continue reading
2024 was certainly one of the years of all time and Phil Edwards made a supercut of some of the weirdest moments of that year. It’s very telling that there are a lot of white people in this, from a year where Trump got elected again so it’s par for the course these days I … Conti … | Continue reading
jacquilynne posted Homeowner captures sound and video of meteorite strike on camera, and scientists believe it's a first. (Also bros, boxers, belts, braces, and suspenders. You'll understand once you get there.) | Continue reading
In his Baker's Dozen, the Circle frontman talks about converting people to the Dead; why Pori might have the highest concentration of Cardiac fans in Europe, and what he learned from Faust's Hans-Joachim Irmler Photo by Arttu Merimaa The music Jussi Lehtisalo loves the most drive … | Continue reading
My good friend Suw alerted me to this venerable book by repeatedly ranting "What is your theory of change???" online. If ever there was a moment to yell "WHAT IS YOUR THEORY OF CHANGE???" that moment is now and we should all be yelling it at Just Stop Oil.It seems to me their the … | Continue reading
We take it for granted that platforms like Amazon Prime pump out expensive originals, but its shaky foray into content creation was saved by one strong alt-history show. | Continue reading
"Everyone else in the world is [still] living their lives … and we're here hunkered down." Los Angeles evacuation shelter volunteer shares firsthand experience as victims flee Palisades Fire: 'People were disoriented, grappling with the reality of losing their homes' first appear … | Continue reading
A deer substituted for the sacrifice of Iphigenia, as companions for the sorceresses Medea and Circe, in Bonnard’s rural idyll, Rosa Bonheur’s wildlife portraits, and others. | Continue reading
Code can be more than just logic - it can carry a piece of us. But what happens when the code we use isn’t truly ours? Do we gain freedom or lose something human? | Continue reading
At his school in ancient Athens, Aristotle encouraged everyone to walk through the gardens while discussing ideas, rather than sitting quietly for lectures. Teachers and students would explore questions, challenge each other’s thinking, and build on each other’s insights. This tr … | Continue reading
The ESA Solar Orbiter has provided a stunning new look at the Sun by combining 25 high-resolution images. This mosaic offers a detailed view of the solar surface, including sunspots and granules, enhancing our understanding of solar dynamics. Solar Orbiter’s Journey and Discoveri … | Continue reading
A new exhibition spotlights James Tissot, whose paintings and prints reflected women’s ever-evolving roles in Victorian society | Continue reading
Zuckerberg is MAGAing Facebook and Instagram. But he's always done what suits the company, not what helps the users. | Continue reading
A fresh scurf of snow on the porch. The trees with their moon-shadows stretching east like dark carpets rolled out for the rumored sun. All the old aches in my […] | Continue reading
A very security-conscious company was hit with a (presumed) massive state-actor phishing attack with gift cards, and everyone rallied to combat it—until it turned out it was company management sending the gift cards. | Continue reading
by Jake Pearson ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. New York Att … | Continue reading
In June 2012, more than 4,200 ornate beacons were lit, celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, the 60th anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II in 1952. Among the flaming bonfires and medieval-style braziers was a massive beacon known as The Bagillt Dragon. Cut from r … | Continue reading
Although warring MAGA factions seem locked in a foreign worker battle with no middle ground, two straightforward changes would provide global talent while minimizing domestic job losses | Continue reading
"Our study provides valuable insights into how natural and anthropogenic soundscapes affect anxiety and stress in urban areas." Researchers make troubling discovery while studying benefits of listening to nature: 'A critical aspect ... that is often overlooked' first appeared on … | Continue reading
Page-specific data returned from your controller will override Inertia shared data with the same key. This can lead to unexpected behavior.... Read More... Source | Continue reading
A recent SMBC: Mouseover title: "At zero stars, you just get flooded." The aftercomic: | Continue reading
Scientists identified the tiny species of cat from a fossilized jawbone, which could date back as far as 300,000 years ago. | Continue reading
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Delayed brain development, genetics, and mental health challenges contribute to disordered eating in young adults, according to a European study by King’s College London. A new study led by the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London ha … | Continue reading
To develop scalable and reliable quantum computers, engineers and physicists will need to devise effective strategies to mitigate errors in their quantum systems without adding complex additional components. A promising strategy to reduce errors entails the use of so-called dual- … | Continue reading
The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research has partnered with Grifols, a global healthcare company, to identify biomarkers of Parkinson’s disease well in advance of symptoms appearing. The initiative could lead to new diagnostic tools and ways of slowing or stopping t … | Continue reading
Organizer Mike Kasprzak is taking a break from the event but has insisted it will return. | Continue reading