A fan of the Wikipedia page on “high fives” tracks down the couple behind the “too slow” variation and finds a love story.
“The romantic version of the story is that he saw on social media that I had gone on a date with someone else and decided to fly home and marry me.”
↩︎ Input Magazine
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This is good: a series of articles on how designers, creators, and small businesses deal with imitations, copycats, and ripoffs.
This is good: a series of articles on how designers, creators, and small businesses deal with imitations, copycats, and ripoffs.
↩︎ The Verge
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An Army lawyer says Russian strategy relies on “infolawfare”—high-stakes diplomatic and legal challenges combined with propaganda.
An Army lawyer says Russian strategy relies on “infolawfare”—high-stakes diplomatic and legal challenges combined with propaganda.
↩︎ Lawfare
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No panes, no gains?
Contemporary big-city architecture wouldn’t exist without insulated glass: a seven-minute explainer.
Megan McArdle: Big cities’ business districts have their own version of “long Covid,” and it’s not going away.
Before we can reimagine urban areas as models of ecologically sustainable living, or social justice, we have to reimagine downtown as what it used to be: the organic engine of a living city.
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Strong Covid-era vibes here: Things Ernest Shackleton did to keep his crew from losing their minds (e.g., he started a newspaper).
Strong Covid-era vibes here: Things Ernest Shackleton did to keep his crew from losing their minds (e.g., he started a newspaper).
↩︎ Lithub
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In case you feel alone on Valentine’s Day and want to do something totally uncreepy to fix that.
how to feel less alone on valentines day xox pic.twitter.com/AvvRyaUSJA
— Chris (Simpsons artist) (@getbentsaggy) February 14, 2022
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