From the Wall Street Journal via Good: Campbell's Soup redesigns a label using "neuromarketing" techniques.
Food label designed by "neurological and bodily responses"
Meet "Dash," the old-fashioned Costco shopping cart that somehow survived the purges
Dash stands out as the only white and red shopping cart at the Woodinville Costco, surrounded by its newer gray stablemates. Legend has it that the cart's longevity is the… READ THE REST
Bristol Airport's new multi faith shed is the zenith of contemporary British culture
On Twitter, Bristol Airport posted a photograph of its new multi faith area. Dan Barker points out that it is a "shining beacon" of contemporary Britishness. "The reflection of a… READ THE REST
Evidence of hominins building wooden structures half a million years ago
Archaeologists say they have discovered the oldest wooden structure ever found. A team of scientists have found well-preserved wood in Zambia that dates back at least 476,000 years: older than… READ THE REST
Eyes on the road, hands on the wheel—a wireless car display for just $79.97
TL;DR: This 7" Wireless Car Display with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and phone mirroring is just $79.97 (reg. $139) through September 29. Your car might be cool, but it could use a little… READ THE REST
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TL;DR: Never forget your logins again with Sticky Password, an award-winning password management and forms filler solution available for an additional $5 off with code TAKE5 until September 29! Be honest with us.… READ THE REST
Are you still renting your productivity apps? It's time to own Microsoft Office for life!
TL;DR: No more subscription fees — own Microsoft Office 2021 for Windows for life for $39.97 (reg. $219)! No judgment (maybe a little), but are you really still paying a subscription fee for Microsoft… READ THE REST
