A fascinating post on BLDGblog about the book Rats, by Robert Sullivan, which explores New York City through the eyes of the pest-control industry. Warning: it's gross. (via Raul Gutierrez)
Layered urban landscapes, through the eyes of rodent exterminators
Antique 'Specimens of Fancy Turning': Geometric designs from Edward J. Woolsey's 1869 albumen silver prints
These "Specimens of Fancy Turning" from a 1869 book of albumen silver prints look like antique, mystical spirograph toy drawings. These geometric designs were created on the hand or foot… READ THE REST
The Public and Private Life of Animals satirized the late Victorian world
The Public and Private Life of Animals (1877) by J. Thomas is a satirical book about animal life from the 19th century. My favorite thing about this book are the… READ THE REST
Explore beautiful snowflake illustrations from 1863
I like these selections of snowflake illustrations from the book Snowflakes: A Chapter from the Book of Nature by Israel Perkins Warren. These pages have the same appeal to me… READ THE REST
The AI space race may have a winner
TL;DR: 1min.AI combines all your favorite AI models like GPT and Gemini in one platform, and it's only $80 for life. The AI space race we've got going on has left us… READ THE REST
Office drama? Not when your software lasts forever
TL;DR: Ditch the monthly bills — this Office and Windows 11 Pro bundle gives you the tools you need to work, create, and procrastinate like a pro, all for one low price of… READ THE REST
These Powerbeats Pro are wireless, fearless—and $80 off
TL;DR: Get a pair of refurbished Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds for $169.99 (reg. $249.99). If your current earbuds have the personality of a soggy tortilla chip, allow us to… READ THE REST
