While many influencers are trying to get famous by practically sharing their entire lives online, somehow Michael Superbacker became an internet sensation, with over 90,000 subscribers on YouTube. Yet so far, he’s only published a single video. Michael Superbacker apparently fell for what would be considered to be a Kickstarter…

I recently heard a presentation which delivered a very powerful point about technology. It wrapped up with the quote: First They Ignore You, Then They Laugh at You, Then They Attack You, Then You Win And the speaker attributed the quote to Mahatma Gandhi. …

I’m often surprised by the viral nature of some posts I’ve seen on LinkedIn (and the lack of interest in some other posts). No matter how many connections one has, a post still has the potential to reach a much wider audience, even generating thousands of views, likes, and comments…

Victims of Nazi atrocities are entitled to compensation, whether in the form of one-time payments and/or pensions. Those who were in concentration camps, were forced into ghettos or were living in hiding with false identities are eligible. …

While described as “a show about nothing”, often focusing on the minutiae of daily life, why is Seinfeld called “the show about nothing”? Many point to an episode where Jerry and George were writing a pilot for a television show and they just couldn’t come up with a premise. In…

One of the ads from this year’s Super Bowl that stuck out for me was for Liquid Death. In the ad, we see ​​a party full of kids pounding Liquid Death and seemingly doing drunk stuff, like raising toasts, passing out, and drawing on each other’s faces. In the final…

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On June 5, 1988, Bill Watterson published what would become the basis for one of the most iconic bootleg images of Calvin. In the fourth frame of the famous Calvin and Hobbes strip, Calvin is shown sneakily filling up a balloon with water from an outdoor faucet.

​​In a recent groundbreaking decision, The Austrian Data Protection Authority (DPA) decided (22 December 2021, D155.027 2021–0.586.257) that the use of Google Analytics (GA) is currently violating the GDPR. …