Author Archives
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Edge Computing
The ‘edge’ refers to computing infrastructure that exists close to the origin sources of data. It is distributed IT architecture and infrastructure where data is processed at the periphery of the network, as close to the originating source as possible…… Read More ›
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6 tech companies that aren’t evil
I’ll just say this up front. If you’re trying to ditch the prevailing technologies in favor of those that are more secure and less exploitative, you’ll have to accept a level of inconvenience. Convenience is a powerful motivator to keep… Read More ›
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Vintage Marlin
The Gentleman’s standard – then and now. This reissue of a 1960s timepiece pairs the purity, precision and pleasure of a hand-wound mechanical movement with the timeless sophistication of a sleek design. As Seen in Esquire Magazine, November issue… More… Read More ›
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Rubika B601
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72 hours with the iPhone X
Well it has been quite a ride so far and I find myself internally echoing a lot of what I have read online about the iPhone X so far. The screen, speed and form are unquestionably great so there is… Read More ›
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Apple sold this many devices per day in the last quarter
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Samsung Galaxy: Growing Up
Good advert actually and the guy’s haircut in the queue near the end is very funny.
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The Man Behind Meat Loaf
So playfully constructed is Steinman’s work that the Wikipedia entry for the Meat Loaf classic “I’d Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That)” from the “sequel” album Bat Out of Hell II features a lengthy subsection on the… Read More ›
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The universe in one image
The universe is so vast it’s almost impossible to picture what it might look like crammed into one field of view. But musician Pablo Carlos Budassi managed to do it by combining logarithmic maps of the universe from Princeton and… Read More ›
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The Jolt
The Jolt ebike, created by a guy named John Madden, is selling now at an early bird price of $499. That’s a quarter of the final price and a great deal on an ebike. The bike is about the same… Read More ›

