I would not recommend for this for the uninitiated. It might be overwhelming and off-putting, if you're not already at least somewhat familiar with the Dune universe. It's a lot. But this is a good summary!
The entire 34,000-year DUNE timeline explained in one 10-minute video
00001: Who was the first U.S. prisoner to receive an inmate number?
Although U.S. prisons sprouted up before the United States were even formed, it wasn't until 1851 that prisoners were given official inmate numbers. And the first gentleman to receive such… READ THE REST
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In 1885, while riding horseback through West Virginia's forests, Civil War veteran Charles McIlvaine had an idea that would either kill him or revolutionize American cooking – he decided to… READ THE REST
History's most catastrophic costume party, hosted by a mad king who thought he was made of glass
In 1393, a French king who believed he was made of glass hosted a masquerade ball that ended in flames. The Bal des Ardents (Ball of the Burning Men) became… READ THE REST
Say goodbye to data snoopers with this keypad-secured USB
TL;DR: This encrypted USB flash drive uses a keypad lock to keep 64GB of data secure, combining portability, convenience, and top-notch privacy protection for $59.99. You wouldn't leave your journal open on a… READ THE REST
Work, play, slay: This iPad Air does it all for 45% off
TL;DR: This refurbished iPad Air 4th-Gen for $324.97 is a budget-friendly way to flex Apple's high-end design and powerful features without blowing your savings. Need a device that can keep up with your chaotic life?… READ THE REST
Your old keychain just got a 2025 makeover—this one charges your phone and opens bottles
TL;DR: Save 44% on the GoCable, a keychain that comes with a phone cord, bottle opener, and safe-proof cutter while supplies last. Want to become the coolest and most prepared person… READ THE REST
