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Saturday, 5 May 2018

In Bloom

Master the fine art of managing (sexy) expectations.
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SPRING AWAKENING
YOU'RE NOT THAT SPECIAL, AND IT'S COOL
How To Tell Someone You Only Wanna Hook Up
gq.com
Master the fine art of managing (sexy) expectations.
EGGPLANT ISN'T A FRUIT, RIGHT?
Which Fruit Pattern Is The Horniest?
racked.com
Racked talked to an expert on fruits, patterns and horniness.
WHAT'S THE OTHER OPTION?
Why Is Fish Sex So Hot Right Now? An Investigation
huffingtonpost.com
Melissa Broder's "The Pisces," like "The Shape of Water," offers romantic possibility to straight women who feel ready to give up on men.
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TIME TRIALS
ONE OF A KIND REWIND
Netflix Can't Kill This Video Store
citylab.com
When streaming upended the industry, Seattle's Scarecrow Video reimagined itself as a community hub and keeper of an archive that can't be matched online.
A YEAR FOR EVERY TWO MILES
The Marathon World Record Holder The World Forgot
outsideonline.com
Two weeks after Kathrine Switzer made headlines at Boston in 1967, 13-year-old Maureen Mancuso quietly shattered the women's world record. Few people noticed.
IS THERE AN ECHO IN HERE?
How Should We Talk To Alexa Around Our Kid?
nymag.com
"My concern was that what she would see is that if you talk to an Alexa, you yell at it, and that it was okay to do that. And in the long run, that's probably not the best behavior to model."
THE WEEK IN PICTURES
A FINGERPRINT IN THE SKY
The Week's Coolest Space Images
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Every day satellites are zooming through space, snapping incredible pictures of Earth, the solar system and outer space. Here are the highlights from this week.
PICTURE THIS
The Best Photography Of The Week
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A surreal American love story, Hollywood studio shots of Insta-famous pets and images of jobs disappearing around the world.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY KARL
IT'S NOT MARK ZUCKERBERG
This Facebook Co-Founder Wants To Tax The Rich
bloomberg.com
Chris Hughes thinks $290 billion a year is a small price to pay for equality.
HAPPY 200TH, KARL
It's Time To Normalize Karl Marx
theweek.com
He was a genius, but in the end, only another human scholar with a brilliant but incomplete perspective.
UBI YES, UTI NO
Redistribute Wealth, Not Robots
slate.com
If we're serious about sexual fulfillment, we should worry more about economic inequality, not sex robots.
VIDEO OF THE DAY
THIS CAN'T BE RIGHT
This Optical Illusion Where The Arrow Is Always Pointing Right Is Seriously Fucking Us Up
digg.com
Who needs magic when you have physics to destroy your sense of reality?
DIGG PICKS
The Why's And How's Of Learning Machine Learning
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The future is here and it pays pretty darn well.
Spring has sprung, but have you?

Thursday, 3 May 2018

Updates to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

Twitter
Protecting your privacy
 
 
We believe you should always know what data we collect from you and how we use it, and that you should have meaningful control over both. As part of our ongoing commitment to transparency, and in preparation for new data protection laws that take effect next month, we're updating our Privacy Policy to empower you to make the best decisions about the information that you share with us.
 
You should read our new policy in full, but the key updates include:
  More focus on the controls we offer you over your personal data;
  More focus on how Twitter shares your public data broadly and instantly, including through our developer tools;
  More transparency and control over how we share your data with business partners; and
  More clarity about how we share your data to prevent harm, comply with law, serve the public interest, and keep Twitter safe and welcoming for everyone.
 
We've also updated our Terms of Service so that we have one set of terms for both Twitter and Periscope, and to clarify that you must have rights to the content you share on our services. We encourage you to read both documents in full, and to contact us as described in our Privacy Policy if you have questions. The new Terms and Privacy Policy will take effect on May 25, 2018. By using our services on or after that date, you'll be agreeing to these updates.
 
Remember, you can use the controls we highlight in our updated policy to limit the information we collect about you or how we use it. You can also choose to deactivate your Twitter account. You have the final say about whether and how we process your personal data.
 
Thank you for your trust and for using Twitter!
 
- Twitter
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Wednesday, 2 May 2018

Thinking Of Buying A Home? See What You Can Afford

This startup wants to fix our broken mortgage system.
 
 
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Better Mortgage takes the headache out of knowing how much home you can actually afford.

 
 
 
Get Pre-Approved
 
 
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Buying a home may seem about as feasible as Tiger winning another PGA tour. But what if that wasn't the case? Maybe you have student loans. Maybe you don't have a 20% down payment ready to go. Maybe none of that actually matters.

Better Mortgage wants to demystify the home-buying process and improve access to home finance for a new generation of Americans. That's right millennials, they're talking about you.

Their online application and automated processing shrinks the mortgage pre-approval time to 3 minutes and saves borrowers an average of $3,500 on transaction costs alone.

If you're thinking about buying a home and want a real answer to how much house can I afford?, Better Mortgage just may be your best bet. Take 3 minutes to get pre-approved — you'll see how much you can afford and get an estimate of your monthly mortgage payments.

 
See What You Can Afford
 

Take 3 minutes and see how much house you can actually afford.

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Tech In Your Face

On the tenth anniversary of Iron Man and with the release of Avengers: Infinity War, vfxblog asked several members of that original HUD creation group how they made a visual effect for the ages.
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STARK CONTRASTS
A-HUD OF ITS TIME
The Oral History Of Iron Man's Original HUD
vfxblog.com
On the tenth anniversary of Iron Man and with the release of Avengers: Infinity War, vfxblog asked several members of that original HUD creation group how they made a visual effect for the ages.
REAL LIFE CONSEQUENCES
The Internet Made Sex Work Safer. Now Congress Has Forced It Back Into The Shadows
theverge.com
How did FOSTA — a bill pitched as a way to end trafficking and make women safer — wind up driving women to work on the street, putting their lives and safety at risk in the process?
ROCKING THE SUBURBS
The Rise Of The Rural Creative Class
citylab.com
A growing body of research shows that innovative businesses are common in rural areas, and rural innovation gets a boost from the arts.
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This Travel Bag > Your Travel Bag
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The magicians at NOMATIC have figured out how to create a space for everything you need to take without taking up too much space. Their Travel Bag is designed for 3-7 day trips and has all the organization you want without any of the bulk.
GAINING FROM BEHIND
ONE FOOT IN FRONT OF THE OTHER
Running Tips For People Who Want To Become Runners
gq.com
Ready to chase your weekend warrior dreams, but aren't sure where to start? Two running coaches help de-mystify the process.
JUST DO IT
Nike Is Trying To Be Less Of A Boys' Club
racked.com
The company is promoting women to high-level positions, and it says this is just the beginning.
WOULDN'T WE LIKE TO KNOW
LITTLE MAN
Is This A Man With A Baby Body Or A Baby With A Man's Head?
digg.com
It's neither, it's just a perfectly photographed optical illusion. But we had you thinking for a second, huh?
EMOTIONS TASTE GREAT
Why You Eat Your Feelings, According To Science
munchies.vice.com
Eating sweet things produces dopamine in your brain, which your brain just freaking loves.
EITHER WORKS
Is Your Job Lynchian, Or Is It More Kafkaesque?
longreads.com
David Graeber's "Bullshit Jobs" and Alison Green's "Ask a Manager" offer differing views — and some good advice.
VIDEO OF THE DAY
WOODSTOCK:DRUGS::COACHELLA:PHONES
Coachella Is A Hellscape Where Everyone Is On Their Phones
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The popular Southern California music festival for Millennials and Gen Z sounds fun in theory. In practice, however, it sure does look like a boring outdoor party where everyone just scrolls through Instagram.
IN THE NEWS
Snap's Slowdown Stirs Doubt On Redesign, Triggering Share Plunge
Tornadoes Strike The Plains With More Severe Weather Expected
Nation's Top Teachers Confront Betsy DeVos In Private Meeting
Kanye West Says That He Thinks Slavery Was 'A Choice', TMZ Staffer Tears Him A New One
Facebook's Announces Dating Feature, And Other F8 Highlights
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It's Time To Get That Roomba You've Been Eyeing
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Of all the jobs robots will eventually take over, sweeping floors isn't one we're going to complain about.
Maybe today's the day to take a phone break so you don't end up like those folks at Coachella.