How the Biggest Fraud in German History Unravelled | The New Yorker
This story really needs to be a movie.
This story really needs to be a movie.
As much as I would like to see Spotify Podcasts go away, I’m not sure this article actually proves that Spotify is indeed rethinking Podcasts
We don’t even understand our nearest star well yet, I think Dark Matter/Dark Energy are probably going to never really understood.
I find this idea of a default network in the brain that helps draw connections really interesting. I’m certainly one of those people who has had the “shower idea” multiple times!
Yet another example of how an outsider (who doesn’t think “it’s never been done that way”) can discover something that eluded experts
Amazing just how many ways scammers find to make money on the Internet. Now it’s deliberately spamming OTP requests
Anything to do with mysterious antennas makes me think of numbers stations
The more you scroll in the article, the older the Windows UI gets! LOL!
Visual representation of the IPv4 and IPv6 internet. interesting to see the almost Tokyo level density of the IPv4 map cs the open spaces of the IPv6. Partially adoption issues and partially a factor of the size of the address space.
The statement “Arguments need a shared reality” sums up why online arguments today devolve into trading insults fairly quickly. There is no shared reality thanks to filter bubbles in social media.