Bloomberg put a lot of manhours into analyzing all sorts of interest data from the Fast and the Furious series of movies. For example, are you curious how the 311 gear shifts break down between the 7 movies? | learn […]
“Architect Malika Junaid gives a tour of her $10 million home, which was designed with her family’s science-fiction interests in mind. It’s full of automations, an elevator and what she calls an abstract Starship Enterprise.” | learn more
Document forgers be forewarned: pay attention to font selection, or else. | learn more
Technology is enabling black markets to function with more privacy for both buyers and sellers. The latest version of this is called a Dropgang, and it’s fascinating. | learn more
“The remarks, which also included a claim that a Hindu god created the dinosaurs, sparked an uproar among scientists and congress organizers and on Twitter.” | learn more
The original is one of my favorite movies, so I hope you’re as excited as me. | learn more
No judgement here – I might do it too if I were in the same position. “Call them coddling or overindulgent, but affluent dog owners like the Carillos have given rise to newfangled services like My Dog Hikes and Kristi’s […]
This is a neat play-by-play documenting how it went for someone who tried. Spoiler: he was able to meditate, but it wasn’t great. “A Reddit user performed an interesting experiment: trying to meditate while drunk after consuming copious amounts of […]
The good news is there’s a plan called STIR/SHAKEN. The bad news is it’s going to require tech changes at all the carriers across the world. I started reading this because I hate hate hate incoming phone calls these days. […]
“A $5,571 bill to sit in a waiting room, $238 eyedrops, and a $60 ibuprofen tell the story of how emergency room visits are squeezing patients.” | learn more