From Reddit: a lovely, geeky wreath for an unnamed company's IT department.
My good friend made this wreath for her IT department.
(via Neatorama)
Geeky wreath
Play "Coronasweeper", a Minesweeper clone for the age of COVID-19
Software developer Sofia Levi created "Coronasweeper", a clone of Minesweeper with a theme suited to our grim pandemic: When you narrow down the location of an outbreak, you set a "shelter in place order". It's really nicely done, though I am terrible at it because I've always been terrible at Minesweeper itself. READ THE REST
You could win up to 500K if you can prove life after death exists
Billionaire businessman Robert Bigelow and recent founder of the Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies is offering up almost a $1 million in prizes to whoever can provide the "best evidence for the survival of consciousness after permanent bodily death." From NYTimes.com: Last June, four months after bone marrow disease and leukemia claimed the life of… READ THE REST
Tacoma terror cop plows through crowd in police SUV
A police officer in Tacoma plowed into a crowd of people Saturday night, hospitalizing at least one of those run over. The crowd, of about 100 people, were gathered late at night to watch drivers do donuts in an intersection. Afterward, protesters gathered at the intersection where it happened, CBS Seattle affiliate KIRO-TV reported. "I… READ THE REST
The Trova Go+ storage box biometrically protects your valuables
It happens in half the movies we watch. Something about one of the characters is revealed when another character stumbles across their deepest, darkest secret. Maybe it's a piece of jewelry or another symbol of the past. Maybe it's a flash drive full of damning files. Or maybe it's medication or elicit chemicals. Almost every… READ THE REST
From sourdough pizza to vegan recipes, these master class courses can transform you into a serious chef and baker
What did you have for dinner last night? If your answer falls somewhere between leftovers, a sandwich, or a frozen pizza, it might be time to start getting serious about your culinary skills. While nobody is suggesting you start cranking out souffles or baked Alaskas every night, there's a whole world of food options out… READ THE REST
Cloud computing will remain one of 2021's biggest growth areas –this training explains it all
Every year, U.S. News and World Report compiles its Best Jobs list – and once again, the venerable news outlet has determined it's pretty great to be a network architect. For another year, the role of computer network architect is on their list of the top 10 technology jobs around, with an unemployment rate of… READ THE REST