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How A Small-Time Drug Dealer Rescued Dozens During Katrina, The Best Articles Of The Week, Summarized, How to Stop Worrying and Love Your Finances, The US Wants To Build The World's Fastest Supercomputer, The Early Reviews For Windows 10 Are In (And They're Pretty Good!), A Super Tall, Super Thin Tower Built Just To Test Elevators The Daily Digg Thursday, July 30, 2015 'IT AIN'T THE POLICE WHO WAS HELPING US' How A Small-Time Drug Dealer Rescued Dozens During Katrina buzzfeed.com To the cops, Jabbar Gibson was just a low-level drug pusher. But to the residents of a New Orleans public housing complex, he's the man who rescued them from Hurricane Katrina when no one else would. THE LONG-READER'S DIGEST The Best Articles Of The Week, Summarized digg.com ​​In this week's edition of the Long-Reader's Digest: How do you tell if someone is a domestic terrorist? Also, the United States' dangerously broken immigrant worker system and a comic book criminal. UPGRADE YOUR FINANCES SPONSORED How to Stop Worrying and Love Your Finances simple.com Say hello to banking with beautiful, built-in budgeting and saving tools that are easy enough for anyone. With Simple, personal finance starts feeling effortless, even fun. HOPEFULLY IT WON'T BE A FLOP The US Wants To Build The World's Fastest Supercomputer wired.com President Barack Obama has signed an executive order authorizing the creation of new supercomputing research initiative called the National Strategic Computing Initiative, or NSCI. Its goal: pave the for the first exaflop supercomputer — something that's about 30 times faster than today's fastest machines. BUT THEY AREN'T PERFECT TENS The Early Reviews For Windows 10 Are In (And They're Pretty Good!) digg.com Windows 10 dropped yesterday — should you put it on (in?) your computer? WHAT GOES UP, MUST BE TESTED A Super Tall, Super Thin Tower Built Just To Test Elevators gizmodo.com How do you design a new type of elevator without installing it in an existing building? It's a chicken/egg question that engineers have long struggled with — even using abandoned mine shafts to test new technology. Get more stories on Digg.com → HORSES DON'T GET HELMETS A plains clothes police officer holds on to a couple of horses while wearing the helmet of one of the riders, while Peru's President Ollanta Humala delivered his last State of the Nation address during Independence Day celebrations, in Lima, Peru, Tuesday, July 28, 2015. Both riders, member of the Hussars of Junin Regiment handed over the reigns of their chargers in order to take a bathroom break. Credit: AP Photo/Martin Mejia Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2015 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014