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NYC Subway Riders Gets the Spa Treatment
August 5th, 2014 2:30 PMWith some towels, lemon wedges and a massage table, Improv Everywhere, the pranksters who started the No Pants Subway Ride Day, transforms a muggy New York City subway platform into a one-day popup spa for everyone.
TL;DR Wikipedia: Literally
August 5th, 2014 2:00 PM
The most up-to-date definition of the English adverb literally, brought to you by TL;DR Wikipedia.
Japan's Monā-faced Cryptocurrency on the Rise
August 5th, 2014 1:45 PMFollowing the success of dogecoin from earlier this year, one of the most beloved ASCII characters in Japan now has its own crypto-currency that is rapidly on the rise.
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A Visual Microphone That Can "See" Sound
August 5th, 2014 11:30 AMResearchers from Adobe, Microsoft and MIT have created a visual microphone which uses an algorithm to decode audio by mapping microscoping vibrations into high-speed video footage.
Combined GIFs
August 5th, 2014 11:02 AMThe practice of combining two or more animated GIFs into one cohesive scene began as early as 2005 on multimedia website YTMND.
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NYC Subway Riders Gets the Spa Treatment
With some towels, lemon wedges and a massage table, Improv Everywhere, the pranksters who started the No Pants Subway Ride Day, transforms a muggy New York City subway platform into a one-day popup spa for everyone.
TL;DR Wikipedia: Literally
The most up-to-date definition of the English adverb literally, brought to you by TL;DR Wikipedia.
Japan's Monā-faced Cryptocurrency on the Rise
Following the success of dogecoin from earlier this year, one of the most beloved ASCII characters in Japan now has its own crypto-currency that is rapidly on the rise.
A Visual Microphone That Can "See" Sound
Researchers from Adobe, Microsoft and MIT have created a visual microphone which uses an algorithm to decode audio by mapping microscoping vibrations into high-speed video footage.
Combined GIFs
The practice of combining two or more animated GIFs into one cohesive scene began as early as 2005 on multimedia website YTMND.
