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For many families, shopping for a Christmas tree is an annual holiday rite. Happy children bundled up in mittens romp from row to row, pirouetting the fragrant firs to check the fullness of their branches. But the experience also has less romantic aspects. To hear […]

Science and the people who study it have taken a pretty big beating during the first year of the Trump administration. Trump has appointed climate science skeptics and outright deniers to head the Environmental Protection Agency (Scott Pruitt), the Department of Energy (Rick Perry), and […]

In a time where every startup seems to be using machine learning to sift through massive amounts of data, Scalyr is a cloud-based service that is taking a different approach. It has built a tool the founder claims can sort through massive amounts of log […]

He might not need a reservation to stop by your home, but Kris Kringle is so popular in the days leading up to Christmas that he is now only taking visits by appointment. Or at least that’s the case at Macy’s flagship location in New […]

Non ci si riesce ad abituare al livello del dibattito politico/sindacale del nostro paese. Se uno non leggesse qualche giornale ogni giorno, non vedesse … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit from

Enter Valkyria Chronicles 4. As Kotaku reports, the game will revive the strategy formula of the PS3 classic. You’ll take control of Commander Claude Wallace and a new group of soldiers as they battle through an icy nation. It’s set during the events of the […]

Introduction Linux is built for tinkering and experimentation, which means it’s always morphing and changing. New distros are popping up all the time, because all it takes is a little bit of determination, time and effort to create a custom operating system. Not all of […]

Over the weekend, several VCs tweeted that my headline recapping Stitch Fix’s first day of trading was too harsh. The headline read, “Stitch Fix up just 1% on first day of trading, after reducing size of IPO.” I didn’t say it “fumbled” or label it as […]

It was late last year, around mid-September, when I finally surrendered to the fatigue. The months preceding had been besieged by nonstop work, paralyzing anxiety, and what felt like a gushing waterfall of stress. I was 30, and like a handful of friends who’d shared […]

Alla fine, il ballottaggio di Ostia non si è risolto in quel testa a testa che molti avevano pronosticato. E soprattutto, non è riuscito a destare l'interesse della popolazione, a dispetto dei numerosi casi di cronaca che si sono succeduti nelle ultime … by Livio […]