This is Cecil H. Dill, a farmer from Traverse Coty, Michigan, who discovered his unique, er, talent for making music with his hands. In the year of 1914. In the month of February.
The hand-farting farmer who found newsreel fame in 1933
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The mysterious "small house" in an old IBM character set
The Glyph Drawing Club blog has a fantastic post about the "small house" to be found in IBM code page 437. Unicode has inherited it (hopefully it'll show up quoted… READ THE REST
What exactly is a protagonist?
I don't know if you're like me, but I hate the question, "so, who's the good guy in this movie?" It's a benign enough question, but I feel that placing… READ THE REST
Psychiatrist evaluates authenticity of movie psychopaths
The quote, "Drama is life with the dull bits cut out," applies to every genre and medium of storytelling. Watching the real exploits of a buddy cop duo would be… READ THE REST
Bring your software into this decade with Microsoft Office 2021
TL;DR: Microsoft Office Professional 2021, the full suite of software, is only $49.97 (MSRP $219.99). Don't spend a minute longer with sluggish software from last decade. If you've got to get… READ THE REST
Don't rely on the cloud! Secure your data for less than a cloud subscription.
TL;DR: With reliable storage and lightning-fast data transfers, get the Western Digital Elements Portable USB External Hard Drive for just $79.99 (Reg. $64.99). Here's a scary newsflash: you don't own your data. We've… READ THE REST
Gifts, decor, and big savings — the holidays begin with a $15 Sam's Club membership
TL;DR: Get a 1-year Sam's Club membership (with auto-renew) for just $15 (MSRP $50)—includes fuel savings, bulk buys, exclusive perks, and a bonus household card. Imagine walking into a store where the carts… READ THE REST