Baby's First iPod

Ever wondered how well an original iPod would hold up 15 years later?

Digg Editions Morning · Thu, Oct 27

LET'S TRY THAT ONE AGAIN LESS SPACE THAN A NOMAD Re-Reviewing The Original iPod arstechnica.com Ever wondered how well an original iPod would hold up 15 years later? BETTER FAKE A DISTRICT The Internet's Favorite Congressman Is A Joke medium.com Rep. Steven Smith of Georgia's 15th District was the first member of Congress to endorse Donald Trump and has been a vocal advocate for the candidate on Twitter. Two things, though: Georgia doesn't have a 15th District and there's no such congressman named Steven Smith. COULD HAVE BEEN A CONTENDER The Big League Prospect Who Became A Mob Hit Man nytimes.com "Whenever he was going to get promoted, he would do something to undermine it. He didn't know how to explain it." MEATS WE DIGG | SPONSORED Want Two Free Ribeyes? getbutcherbox.com ButcherBox delivers 100% grass-fed beef, organic chicken, and heritage breed pork directly to your door. It's all so good and so convenient. Try it now and get two free ribeye steaks with your first order! WHAT WE'RE READING THIS WEEK The Best Long Reads Of The Week digg.com Kesha's next act, Alex Jones' unbelievable ascension to the mainstream, and life and death in the "Death Zone." DIFFERENT LEVELS GHANDI WOULDN'T ATTACK YOU? What Sid Meier Got Right And Wrong About 'Civilization' blog.longreads.com Twenty-five years ago, Meier turned human history into a video game, and sold 33 million copies along the way. With the launch of 'Civilization VI', Kanishk Tharoor takes a closer look at its impact. ASIDE FROM ALL THE FREEDOM Why American And European Cities Are Dramatically Different From One Another digg.com Why do Americans love suburbs and Europeans love city centers? How is it possible that Paris is denser than New York City? Why are the fanciest hotel rooms in Europe on the first floor? Welcome to the weird world of urban geography. VIDEO OF THE DAY DON'T JUST WING IT Wingsuit Flyer Gets Too Close To Canopy And Smacks Straight Into A Tree digg.com Eric Dossantos flew straight through an 8-inch wide tree trunk, snapping the top 20 feet clean off. He should have died, but he didn't. Instead, he woke up in the hospital with little memory of the incident and no major injuries. IN THE NEWS ICYMI: The Eight Biggest Announcements From Yesterday's Microsoft Event HIV 'Patient Zero' Was Misidentified Two More Earthquakes Hit Italy Near Site Of Deadly August Quake Twitter To Cut 9% Of Workforce As It Seeks Profitability Maybe hold off on that wingsuit trip you've been planning and give the beach a try instead. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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