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"For the first time, social media and video networks are, on average across the markets covered, more popular than both TV and owned news websites and apps as sources of news."
The first question has to be, how did a girl from Birmingham (in the UK) end up training as a bounty hunter, in the US? It was all in the name of research! Once I knew that Lori Anderson would be a bounty hunter I knew I needed to find...
The 90s were the decade of collectibles! Most present in my memory are the Aqua Balls, rubbery heads which you could soak in water and squirt it out again through a small hole. There were dozens of different faces to collect: a football,...
For those who subscribed to my RSS feeds you should, at some point, see a new title. It’s taken me far more tweaking and PHP hacking than I would’ve liked but it’s been irking me and now, I hope, it’s fixed. I’ve also removed some...
Ina Garten's Chicken Piccata transforms boneless chicken breasts into golden, breadcrumb-crusted cutlets finished with a quick lemon, white wine, and butter sauce. Unlike traditional piccata, the breaded coating adds irresistible crunch....
After yesterday’s post about the end of the Time Capsule, several people pointed me to James Chang’s project on GitHub to keep them running: Apple AirPort Time Capsules only support AFP and SMB1. Apple removed AFP support in macOS 27...
Live TONIGHT at 7:00 p.m. Eastern, Glenn will answer your questions, all of which you can submit by commenting on this recurring post.
Travis takes us on a sprawling photo essay about travel, cube draft, and what binds eight people together. The post CubeDungeonCon and the Soul of Indie Magic Events appeared first on Hipsters of the Coast.
We have a Starlink Mini dish mounted on the roof of our truck, for use when we are driving in areas with little or no cell service, which can be quite nice. It was plugged into a 12V outlet by the back seat. But a minor inconvenience...
I just gush about The Expanse.
Here is a fellow to strike terror into your heart. Meet Suchomimus tenerensis, a large, long-snouted spinosaurid theropod who prowled what is now Niger during the Early Cretaceous, roughly 125 million years ago. If you imagine a T. rex...
If you’ve been reading us for a while, you’ll know that I have an inordinate fondness for the early days of this here World Wide Web. I have become disenchanted with social media, the infinite scroll, and not just Web 3.0, but even Web...