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I’ve been using Belkin’s WEMO line of products since 2012, and in that time I’ve developed a love/hate (mostly hate) relationship with these things. You can read all about in my first article about WEMO devices – aptly named “Life with Belkin’s WEMO, a tale of broken promises” – but that was then, and this […]
why .ly's need to be taken serious.ly
In the background of www.la, a site offering registration of the top-level domain .la, is a panoramic snapshot of Los Angeles. It hits every note of the city’s postcard-caliber iconography: a sequence of palm trees, a russet coastal sunset, the jewel-lit monoliths of the downtown skyline: “.LA is the domain that says ‘local to LA’,” […]
good or bad, you can read it on reddit
I always get nervous when I wake up and see that reddit, “the front page of the internet,” is in the news again. But a few days ago, there it was. On the night of the mass shooting in Orlando, redditors gathered on the r/news subreddit discovered long chains of comments being deleted almost immediately […]
RYUU GA WAGA TEKI WO KURAU!
Because a majority of our iconic video game characters were birthed during a time when visuals and gameplay were emphasized over story, they are primarily composed of a collection of distinguishing colors, movements, and, most importantly, sounds. Mario jumps like Mario, wears blue overalls and a red hat like Mario, but above all else, he […]