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[Unintelligible Nu Metal Gibberish]

Twenty years after "Follow the Leader," the band's mega-successful third album, the scourge that was nu metal looks a little different with hindsight. Lead singer Jonathan Davis and the band reflect on a controversial era of music history.

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HATERS, BACK DOWN FREAKS UNLEASHED 'Cocaine, Speed, And Gallons Of Jack Daniel's': The Last Rock 'N' Roll Superstars Were… Korn? theringer.com Twenty years after "Follow the Leader," the band's mega-successful third album, the scourge that was nu metal looks a little different with hindsight. Lead singer Jonathan Davis and the band reflect on a controversial era of music history. PAIRS WELL WITH AVOCADO TOAST Why Everyone Online Is So Up In Arms About Mayonnaise Right Now digg.com ​Over the weekend an opinion was published on the internet. A shocking development, I know. The opinion in question? Sandy Hingston's trend piece in Philadelphia Magazine, "How Millennials Killed Mayonnaise." Millennials on the internet, well, they disagree. STRAP YOURSELF IN How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Tevas thecut.com I didn't care: the more forbidden and foolish they seemed, the more I desperately wanted a pair. VAPES WE DIGG | SPONSORED If You're Into Vaping, Blu Is Having A Sale On Their Intense Line Of Liquidpods blu.com Blu e-Cigs has a brand new line of Intense liquidpods that uses a different nicotine extraction process to give a more flavorsome vape and intense experience. Use the code INTENSE20 and get 20% off your order. BUILDING CASTLES IN THE SKY IN SPACE, PEOPLE CAN HEAR YOU DOG WHISTLE The Racist Language Of Space Exploration theoutline.com The language of colonialism is infecting outer space, thanks to dominance by rich white businessmen and politicians. UFOS IN THE CITY OF ANGELS They've 'Seen Things' nytimes.com A group in Los Angeles has attracted UFO enthusiasts from all over the world. They've formed together around the common question: What are these things in the sky, exactly, and how can they know more about them? OH HEY, DIDN'T SEE YOU THERE Earth's Undetected 'Mini-Moons' Could Make For Exciting New Astronomy gizmodo.com New research suggests these small, temporary natural satellites carry tremendous scientific and commercial opportunities — but the trick will be in finding them. VIDEO OF THE DAY BROTHERLY SHOVE This Toddler Is Absolutely Ruthless digg.com "Don't know how to swim? Well, time to learn." IN THE NEWS Twitter Suspends Alex Jones For 7 Days, Leaves InfoWars Account Active 301 'Predator Priests' Named In Pennsylvania Grand Jury Sex Abuse Report The FDA Just Approved A 'Digital Birth Control' App For The First Time Police Suspect A Shipwreck Filled With Tons Of Gold Was A Cryptocurrency Scam Tinder's Co-Founders And 8 Others Sue Dating App's Owners, Claiming They're Owed $2 Billion DIGG PICKS eBay's Most Popular Brands Are Extra On Sale Today ebay.com Some of eBay's most popular brands, like Dyson, Samsung and Adidas, are an extra 15% off when you use the code POPULAR at checkout. This sale ends today, so get to it. To those eating sandwiches with mayo while wearing sandals and listening to nu metal, we salute you. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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It's A Feature Not A Bug

Facebook and Google made billions mining personal data, and fought off anyone who threatened to stop them. Then came a challenge in their own backyard.

Digg Editions Morning · Tue, Aug 14

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NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK POKING THE BEAR The Unlikely Activists Who Took On Silicon Valley — And Won nytimes.com Facebook and Google made billions mining personal data, and fought off anyone who threatened to stop them. Then came a challenge in their own backyard. JUST ANOTHER MORAL PANIC How Sex Robots Could Revolutionize Marriage — For The Better slate.com With sexual needs outsourced to robots, marriages could become stronger than ever. LEAVE NO TRACE? The Vanishing City discovermagazine.com An archaeologist is using Burning Man — the world's biggest pop-up community — to decode humanity's past settlements. GEAR WE DIGG | SPONSORED The Carry-It-All Backpack Of Your Dreams peakdesign.com Peak Design has done it again. Their new Travel Backpack is durable, beautiful and endlessly adaptable. With a range of packing tools, it provides a single organized space to carry it all: clothes, shoes, toiletries, adapters and all your photo gear. TOO HOT TO HANDLE WE'RE SO SMALL This Photo Of A Solar Coronal Mass Ejection Is Beyond Comprehension digg.com ​The sun is incomprehensibly big, and as such, most of the things it does are also incomprehensibly big. Case in point: this coronal mass ejection. KICKING UP DUST The Resilient Rally Drivers Of The Egyptian Desert roadsandkingdoms.com Dangerous militants and anxious public officials have not dampened the Egyptian rally community's passion for desert racing. WE'RE MELTING Halfway To Boiling: The City At 50 Degrees Celsius theguardian.com It is the temperature at which human cells start to cook, animals suffer and air conditioners overload power grids. Once an urban anomaly, 50C is fast becoming reality. VIDEO OF THE DAY A CASE IN POINT Guys Drop A Massive Dart Onto A Tree Stump From 150 Feet For Shits And Gigs digg.com When the dive bar gets too boring, supersize everything and move the fun to a 150-foot metal tower. IN THE NEWS 'At Least 11 People Dead' After Highway Bridge Collapses In Italy London Driver Held In Terrorism Inquiry After Hitting Barrier Near Parliament Trump Calls Omarosa Manigault Newman 'That Dog' As She Continues Publicity Tour The Internet Is Crowdfunding The Release Of 4,358 Secret CIA Mind Control Documents Trump Tried To Ban Top Aides From Penning Tell-All Books FROM THE DIGG STORE Create And Host A Professional Website In Minutes store.digg.com You don't need a team of developers and designers to build a website thanks to this all-in-one solution. Get lifetime access to these elite tools for just $39.99. <3 View the Edition at Digg.com »

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