The world’s most crowded landmarks have been virtually deserted due to social-distancing measures to avoid spreading the novel coronavirus.
Source: World without crowds: Eerie photos of empty cities in coronavirus lockdown
World without crowds: Eerie photos of empty cities in coronavirus lockdown
Source: World without crowds: Eerie photos of empty cities in coronavirus lockdown
Rise of the RoboMasters | The Verge
The Persistent Cult of Arrested Development — Vulture
The show was too weird and self-referential to really succeed on network TV, especially in 2003. But times have changed, and now so has television.
Source: The Persistent Cult of Arrested Development — Vulture
Amazing Mid-Fifties Color Circus Pictures by Vern Orton – Flashbak
“You Can’t Beat Fun” said the notice. These pictures are ever so slightly creepy.
Source: Amazing Mid-Fifties Color Circus Pictures by Vern Orton – Flashbak
The Massive Wildfire Burning in Alberta – The Atlantic
All week long, raging wildfires have swept across neighborhoods and forests of the city of Fort McMurray in Alberta, Canada.
Source: The Massive Wildfire Burning in Alberta – The Atlantic
Coca-Cola Unifies Its Brand Worldwide With New Design Language | Co.Design | business + design
Now, Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, and Coke Life will have the same retro look.
Source: Coca-Cola Unifies Its Brand Worldwide With New Design Language | Co.Design | business + design
Why A Virtual Reality Web May Never Happen
A leading creator of VR web standards gives a no-nonsense interview on what’s standing in the way of the future.
The Year’s 11 Biggest Hacks, From Ashley Madison to OPM | WIRED
Each year hacks get bigger and louder, and 2015 was no different. But this year the hacking news collided with the government’s encryption/backdoor debate.
Source: The Year’s 11 Biggest Hacks, From Ashley Madison to OPM | WIRED
A World Coffee Shortage Is Inevitable
In the coffee-world, there’s been quiet rumblings of a shortage brewing for awhile now. And yet, despite the threat, it hasn’t hit quite yet—but that doesn’t mean it’s gone away.
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