Month: July 2018

We extended our deadline for early-bird passes to Disrupt San Francisco 2018, which takes place on September 5-7, but your chance to save up to $1,200 is rapidly slipping away. In four days — that’s August 1 at midnight PST — the early bird heads north, and so […]

There’s a recurring fee like with many apps, although the $4 per month you’ll pay is a bit of a bargain compared to other services. TunnelBear, for instance, amounts to $5 per month if you’re willing to pay on a yearly basis. The bigger gotcha […]

[unable to retrieve full-text content] social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit #thisisnotapost #thisisart

[Sponsor message] [Sponsor message] [Sponsor message] Hey KIDS! [Sponsor message] [Boztank pls insert ‘hey kids’ GIF here] [Sponsor message] Exciting News! First up: Exciting news! We’re going to be migrating the Club Newsletter to a new format from next month that will be delivered in […]

If it’s summer, California must be on fire. And if that’s not enough dystopia for you, there’s always the fact that DNA-testing service 23AndMe is selling clients’ information to drug manufacturers, or the emergence of mutated HIV strains that cause illness quicker than others, not […]

Meno tasse, più arte” è il titolo di una conferenza in programma sabato 4 agosto alle 11.00 alla basilica con cattedrale. All'appuntamento è prevista la … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit

Despite the name, this isn’t a period piece. Instead, it’s a collection of eight stories about modern-era people who believe they’re descendants of the last Russian royal family. The teaser trailer below doesn’t reveal anything (it’s mainly a reminder of Amazon’s huge casting budget), but […]

Google is organising its YouTube Next contest for the third consecutive year to find and highlight emerging creators on its platform from the Arab world. To be eligible, a channel should meet the following criteria: Have between 10,000 – 100,000 subscribers Have monetization enabled Account […]

Edward Craven Walker lived to see his greatest invention, the lava lamp, make its late-’90s cultural comeback. But the British tinkerer (and famed nudist, incidentally) died before he could witness the 21st-­century digital potential of his analog creation. Inside the San Francisco office of the […]