The case of the 500-mile emailhttps://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html
The story of a weird but interesting bug
The story of a weird but interesting bug
The storytelling and visuals of this video are so good!! I went back into childhood watching this excellent video
For the world’s greatest ultrarunner, mental toughness is just as important as physical strength. "It’s not always going to feel great, but that’s going to make us better."
According to his memoirs, Eugène-François Vidocq escaped from more than twenty prisons (sometimes dressed as a nun). Working on the other side of the law, he apprehended some 4000 criminals with a team of plainclothes agents. He founded the first criminal investigation bureau — staffed mainly with convicts — and, when he was later fired, the first private detective agency. He was one the fathers of modern criminology and had a rap sheet longer than his very tall tales. Who was Vidocq? Daisy Sainsbury investigates.
Devenu incontournable en solo comme en featuring, le producteur anglais Fred again.. est plus que jamais le prince électronique du moment.
This video is so well made that it made me want to watch even more of Christopher Nolan’s movies.
“MDZhB” has been broadcasting since 1982. No one knows why.
A lifetime after the Holocaust, a few of its perpetrators remain at large. German detectives are making a final push to hunt them down.
The $80 Lego Ideas Polaroid OneStep is a 516-piece recreation of the classic 1977 OneStep SX-70 instant camera. Here’s The Verge’s exclusive peek at how it went from fan creation to final product.
Kowloon City, a town I knew nothing about before and which I was blown away by. An enclave of China with its own rules, inside Hong Kong, where so many things happened before the city disappeared.
A great video of Jim Carrey's career, and how he became who he is
“It’s like the boys have gone extinct,” say women in Kukes. They’ve all left for London, chasing dreams of fast cars and easy money sold on social media
How Craig Mod modified my digital tools to reconnect with time on a six-week, 620-mile trip on foot across the country.
Lessons on values, thinking big, innovating inside the box, customer-centricity, genius content marketing, and the timeless way of building.