Devon Zuegel, the former editor in chief of The Stanford Review, outlines her technique for dealing with Twitter trolls. Usually, the maxim "don't feed the trolls" is a good rule… Read the rest of the article: How to deal with unreasonable or mean people on Twitter
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Excited dog won't stop following a runner who keeps telling him to go home "Go home. Go home," says marathoner and running vlogger Kofuzi, trying to shake off an unfamiliar farm dog who wants to join in on his daily run in Dyersville, Iowa.… Read the rest of the article: Excited dog won't stop following a runner who keeps telling him to go home
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Clean HTML layouts that use just 1 line of CSS This video and website from Una Kravets presents ten website layouts that use just one line of CSS. Beautiful and amazing!
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Republican Voters Against Trump put an old Regan ad to great use Ronald Reagan spoke often of America as a shining city on a hill: a prosperous, free, and virtuous model for the nations of the world. Is Trump's Republican Party living… Read the rest of the article: Republican Voters Against Trump put an old Regan ad to great use
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Harbor Fright: retailer recalls jack stands that replaced the last jack stands it recalled In May, Harbor Freight recalled certain Pittsburgh-branded jack stands due to a defect in the ratchet that could lead to them collapsing under load. Unfortunately, some of the newer models… Read the rest of the article: Harbor Fright: retailer recalls jack stands that replaced the last jack stands it recalled
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Japanese rapper Kan a.k.a. GAMI busted for 0.5 grams of weed Japan Today reports that 42-year-old Japanese rapper Kan a.k.a. GAMI (real name: Kunihiko Kawakami) was arrested for possessing a half gram of cannabis. Police say informant contacted authorities to let… Read the rest of the article: Japanese rapper Kan a.k.a. GAMI busted for 0.5 grams of weed
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Kevin Kelly talks about the Electronic Whole Earth Catalog in this 1980s news segment Of COURSE one of the first people to understand the power of HyperCard was @kevin2kelly! Now I want to find a copy of the Electronic Whole Earth Catalog and spend… Read the rest of the article: Kevin Kelly talks about the Electronic Whole Earth Catalog in this 1980s news segment
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The Lincoln Project's new video has just one goal — to freak out Trump Like a trailer to a psychological thriller along the lines of Francis Ford Coppola’s The Conversation, in which a wire-tapping detective played by Gene Hackman struggles with mounting paranoia until… Read the rest of the article: The Lincoln Project's new video has just one goal — to freak out Trump
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Republican Voters Against Trump use Reagan speech to slam Trump New ad: "Has Your Party Left You?" pic.twitter.com/AQl8wgzfWA — Republican Voters Against Trump (@RVAT2020) July 7, 2020 As the name of their group suggests, Republican Voters Against Trump is a… Read the rest of the article: Republican Voters Against Trump use Reagan speech to slam Trump
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Covid-19 hospitalizations increased 50% in California California hospitals saw a surge in coronavirus admissions over the 4th of July weekend, reports Reuters. California Governor Gavin Newsom said the number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients increased by 50%… Read the rest of the article: Covid-19 hospitalizations increased 50% in California
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Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro tests positive for coronavirus Brazilian premier Jair Bolsonaro has tested positive for coronavirus after falling ill with symptoms typical of Covid-19. Bolsonaro regularly downplayed the risks of the virus, comparing it to the common… Read the rest of the article: Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro tests positive for coronavirus
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Opossums enjoy banana This footage was not recorded in a Costco, is not of a furious unmasked meathead berating and threatening other shoppers, is not the subject of an investigation or likely to… Read the rest of the article: Opossums enjoy banana
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Non-Euclidean game worlds Code Parade (also on itch.io) is developing a "hyperbolic" 3D game engine (download) where a line is not necessarily the shortest path between two places. I was impressed by the… Read the rest of the article: Non-Euclidean game worlds
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Right-wing media ran dozens of "Middle East hot takes" by fake authors A string of articles posted at conservative media outlets were exposed last night as the work of an influence network of fake personas, reports Adam Rawnsley at The Daily Beast.… Read the rest of the article: Right-wing media ran dozens of "Middle East hot takes" by fake authors
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Screaming man threatens shoppers at Florida Costco A man at was filmed Monday yelling and threatening shoppers at a Costco in Fort Myers, Florida, reportedly after an elderly woman asked him why he wasn't wearing a mask.… Read the rest of the article: Screaming man threatens shoppers at Florida Costco
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The Evercable is the steel reinforced charging cord that won’t break within 2 weeks A guy on the Apple discussion forum started a thread titled, “Why do your Charger Cables have the lifespan of a housefly?” That question is probably enough to elicit a… Read the rest of the article: The Evercable is the steel reinforced charging cord that won’t break within 2 weeks
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EXP TV has a huge lineup of retro found footage Chewbacca frolicking with Japanese toddlers and other delights await at EXP TV, a curated stream of found VHS footage, Star Wars rarities and other visual delights.
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Fair food fix: California county fair hosts drive-thru events The Marin County Fair in San Rafael, California is closed due to COVID restrictions but that isn't stopping them from offering deep-fried everything (and more!) at two special drive-thru events.… Read the rest of the article: Fair food fix: California county fair hosts drive-thru events
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Two settlers disappeared from a small Eastern Pacific island in 1934 In 1929 a German couple fled civilization to live on an uninhabited island in the Eastern Pacific. But other settlers soon followed, leading to strife, suspicion, and possibly murder. In… Read the rest of the article: Two settlers disappeared from a small Eastern Pacific island in 1934
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The origin story of that all-American toy, Slip 'N Slide Smithsonian Magazine has an interesting article on how the Slip 'N Slide at-home water slide became an American institution. It started with some bored kids on a hot day: