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The many brands of Taylor Farms, suspected source of America’s diarrhea lettuce
Taylor Farms is the suspected source of the “diarrhea lettuce” linked to the ongoing outbreak of Cyclosporiasis, now entering more states as it exits…
 • Rob Beschizza
Online Tower of Babel gets a new brick for every Wikipedia edit
According to the book of Genesis, the legendary Tower of Babel was built by mankind and destroyed by God.
 • Rob Beschizza
Look up your local cops on the EFF’s Atlas of Surveillance
The Atlas of Surveillance is a database of police technology in use across the United States: enter your city, county, state or the name of a local law…
 • Rob Beschizza
Online museum of handheld electronic games
Electronic Plastic is an online museum with pictures and info of more than 900 handheld electronic games of the retro kind, as collected by Jaro…
 • Rob Beschizza
Decker is Hypercard for the modern web
Hypercard, the point-and-click software development tool designed by Bill Atkinson for classic Macs, helped a generation of non-coders make and share…
 • Rob Beschizza
MAGA Mike shares the Republican plan for midterm success: intercessory prayer
The prayer teams are on the ground. The voters remain at large.
 • Jason Weisberger
Actual neo-Nazis demonstrate Elon Musk’s heartfelt salute
For anyone still insisting Elon Musk was merely “sending his heart to the audience“, the neo-Nazis on the left of the clip have prepared a…
 • Jason Weisberger
Two men rode the elevator to the top of the Space Needle and jumped off
They wore parachutes. Seattle police would still like a word.
 • Jason Weisberger
Woman charged with smothering her twins claims the vaccines did it
The cause of death was unknown. The fundraising link was ready.
 • Jason Weisberger
ICE made its costume easy to counterfeit
Three people allegedly used a rifle, fake badges, tactical vests, and roof-mounted police lights to pull over a driver, force them into an SUV, and…
 • Jason Weisberger
ICE arrested a green-card holder while she was gardening and kept her for a year
Her paperwork was legal. Her freedom was apparently optional.
 • Jason Weisberger
"I am Error" was never a mistranslation — it was a programmer's joke
Early in Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (1987), the player walks into a house in the town of Ruto, where a bearded man in a purple tunic announces: “I…
 • Boing Boing
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