Irak: Mit dem Molotowcocktail gegen den Filz Nr. 16 – 18. April 2019 Vergangenen Sommer demonstrierten in Basra Hunderttausende vor allem junge Leute gegen die Korruption der Regierung. Und weil diese Stadt im Südosten des Irak schon immer ein Seismograf für politische Umbrüche und Bewegungen war,…

How long can you survive if you run out of air? 23 April 2019 Richard GrayFeatures correspondent Dogwoof Chris Lemons spent 30 minutes on the sea bed after the cable that was his lifeline to the ship above him snapped in rough seas (Credit: Dogwoof) Science tells us the human body can only survive…

In this post I'll attempt to summarize the background and lay out arguments for what I think is happening. What is changing Settings out the technical details of these Chrome changes is fairly relevant, but if you're not interested in the details feel free to skip this section. The main takeaway is:…

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Its large pit and fleshy deliciousness are all a result of its status as an evolutionary anachronism K. Annabelle Smith Get our newsletter! Get our newsletter! Image courtesy of Flickr user Elsa4Sound The avocado is a fruit of a different time. The plant hit its evolutionary prime during the…

It’s often said that hip hop is more than just a type of music…. it’s a way of life. A code, a set of practices, an aesthetic and a way of handling yourself. And despite the efforts of industry executives to commodify it and strip it of its subversive potential, hip hop remains a lifestyle firmly…

Topic: Security Blog Brand: The Buzz Region: Asia Eating Way Too Much Rice Almost Doomed Japan’s Imperial Navy May 26, 2019 Share After the war, the Emergency Beriberi Investigative Committee investigated the disease’s devastation of Japanese ranks. Worried about the composition of the committee and…

An open book TeX enabled authors to encode their precise intent into their manuscripts: This block of text is a computer program, while this word is a keyword in that program. The language it used, called TeX markup, formalized the slow, error-prone communication that is normally carried out with…

May 30, 2019 One of the dumbest things I’ve ever published While I was reading through some of my older essays the other day, I came across a piece called Privacy vs. User Experience, published in 2014. In the article, I argued that Apple’s then-nascent philosophical stance on the supremacy of user…

I am the least reliable narrator when it comes to the story of my brain exploding. This is because, from the time right before I suffered a freakish brain hemorrhage last year to the time I regained f

Internet users have been trained over the past decade or so to believe the argument that the services we have grown to think of as “the internet” are expensive to run and that the only way to pay for those services is to let ourselves be tracked everywhere in the service of advertising. Our concepts…

Sometimes in job interviews I've been asked to describe a project I worked on that failed. This is the one I always think of first. In 1995 I quit my regular job as senior web engineer for Time-Warner and became a consultant developing interactive content for the World-Wide Web, which was still a…

This April Fools' Day, Impossible Foods was behind a prank video. Customers in a St Louis branch of Burger King were surreptitiously filmed eating the restaurant's flagship Whopper. First they rhapsodized about their love for beef. Then they were told they'd just eaten a plant-based Impossible…

Let’s start by acknowledging that women are not things. Before we talk, like we have to, about what the attacks on abortion access mean for this anxious, awful political era, let’s establish as a ground rule that women are not vessels, or incubators, or an undifferentiated natural resource. Women…

VICE INTL Glamour, DIY und Exzess: Die Drag-Szene Chinas Schon während seiner Kindheit in einer ländlichen Kleinstadt im Nordosten Chinas war Neil wie besessen davon, sich in Bettlaken zu kleiden und

It was a feat of technological and symbolic imagination. And it was pretty accurate, too. Join the Video Lab to see Phil's Q&A! http://bit.ly/video-lab Leonardo da Vinci’s known for his art and inventions — but also his groundbreaking maps, like this one of Imola, Italy. In this episode of Vox…

BuzzFeedRecherchen Stand: 17.12.2020, 19:07 Uhr Von: BuzzFeed.de © © 2020 BuzzFeed Als die Polizisten kommen, schneidet sich Naghibollah S. den Arm auf. Acht Stunden später sitzt er trotzdem im Flugzeug nach Kabul. Seine Freunde, seine Verlobte und seine WG verzweifeln. In Deutschland reißt er ein…

Shutterstock by Andrew Bertino Sometime in the morning of a bluebird August day, a Seattle woman picked up a pencil and wrote her name on the register at a trailhead off the Mountain Loop Highway. The paper is there to log the hikers on Sunrise Mine Trail #707, a route that winds to the top of…

When my son Sam,* who was then 14, asked me to take him to the Mother of All Rallies on the Mall in September 2017, I said no. The pro-Trump event was billed as a demonstration to preserve “traditional American culture,” and white supremacists were expected to show up in force. Not only was this not…

Logs the size of telephone poles drift along the shore of the Salish Sea. Erik Hammond turns the wheel of his aluminum skiff and closes in. He grabs his ax and towlines, then leaps atop the floating wood, much as his father did, and his father did before him. With the butt of his ax he drives anchor…

Tech We’re Using Streaming services have revolutionized the discovery of songs, but here’s why Ben Sisario, who covers the music industry, still likes to listen to compact discs. Ben Sisario at Academy Records in Manhattan. He scans social media for news, but also sticks with some golden oldies…

To set eyes on Alfred Sole is to like him instantly. He’s just welcomed me onto the Warner Brothers soundstage in Los Angeles where he works. At 75, Alfred is technically of retirement age, but he remains an in-demand production designer on popular television shows like MacGyver, Veronica Mars and…

Credit...The New York Times Archives See the article in its original context from November 4, 1984, Section 6, Page 43Buy Reprints View on timesmachine TimesMachine is an exclusive benefit for home delivery and digital subscribers. About the Archive This is a digitized version of an article from The…

Not too long ago, I made a living working as a contractor where I would hop from project to project. Some were short term where I would work for a week and quickly deliver my service. Others lasted a couple months where I would make enough money to take some time off. I preferred the short ones…

Sicher, theoretisch und so als Idee ist unabhängiger, distanzierter Journalismus eine gute Sache. Praktisch aber kann man viel mehr Spaß haben, wenn man sich von dem Gedanken verabschiedet und einfach mal einem großen Konzern an den Hals wirft. Dann quillt das Heft plötzlich über von Anzeigen;…

Ziemlich beste Freunde (Teil 1): Superstars, drinnen wie draussen Nr. 17 – 25. April 2019 Walter Stürm und Hugo Portmann versetzten einst die ganze Schweiz in Aufregung. Gentlemengauner oder Grosskriminelle? Eine Bilanz in drei Teilen. Erster Teil: Wie zwei Typen mit ganz unterschiedlichen…

I remember that the race was long and lumpy, 18 times around a roughly six-mile loop. I remember that on one side of the course rain would sprinkle and splatter, and on the other side the sun would bake road grit against my lips. I remember racing down single-lane roads canopied by ancient oak trees…

Our disintegrating 19th century homestead in the Lithuanian forest is situated at the head of a village made up of five homesteads, a yellow wooden church, and a cemetery. We are thirty kilometers from the nearest town, Anyksciai, where my wife, Simona, grew up before roaming the world when the Iron…

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Backdoor Mark Lechtik Playlists: '35c3' videos starting here / audio / related events 52 min 2018-12-27 7.8k Fahrplan Meet SiliVaccine – North Korea's national Anti-Virus solution. SiliVaccine is deployed widely and exclusively in the DPRK, and has been…

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This story was funded by our members. Join Longreads and help us to support more writers. Livia Gershon | Longreads | April 2019 | 9 minutes (2,270 words) When I was a kid, in the pre-internet days of the 1980s, my screen time was all about Nickelodeon. My favorite show was “You Can’t Do That on…

Ashley Carman, writing last week for The Verge on the launch of Luminary, a $100 million venture-backed “podcast” startup: But the industry hasn’t accepted Luminary or its impending launch. When it rolls out to the public on iOS, Android, and the web, Luminary’s podcast app will be missing some of…

In the summer of 2005, a Chicago marketing consultant named George Campbell received a tantalising call from a headhunter. Was he open to an interview at Dyson? The company was secretively preparing to launch a new appliance, and it needed a sales strategy for the US: that was all the headhunter…

(Originally published in 2019.) Hello! This is my personal web site. It’s not much, but it’s mine. After nearly a decade of just barely existing, I’ve spent quite a bit of time in 2019 trying to breathe new life into it. At this point, I think just about everyone–but especially folks in the software…

To refrigerate or not to refrigerate? It boils down to bacteria, aesthetics and how much energy you're willing to use. Robert S. Donovan; Flickr / Alex Barth; Flickr Go in search of eggs in most foreign countries and you might encounter a strange scene: eggs on a shelf or out in the open air,…

Yuki Kawauchi is a remarkable athlete. The winner of the 2018 Boston marathon – known in Japan as the ‘citizen runner’ – worked full-time at a school until April this year, when he finally went professional. Despite these commitments, Kawauchi runs 125km (nearly 78 miles) a week, and has kept a…

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