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    History Casa Susanna was a secret resort for gender non-conformists in the 1960s Janelle Hessig
  • 1960s Toni Basil to teach classes on '60s go-go dancing Rusty Blazenhoff
  • Boing Boing Gadgets The IBM 1620, an affordable "scientific computer" from 1959. Xeni Jardin
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  • Science "The Eagle has landed." Remembering Apollo 11: July 20, 1969 Xeni Jardin
  • Business Vintage AT&T ad, 1967: "Your Brain and Our Phone System Are a Lot Alike" Xeni Jardin
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    art Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration opens this week in London Rob Beschizza
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    video Watching sun-bleached stadium seats get restored with a flame is weirdly satisfying to watch Popkin
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    art Erotic wooden puzzles from 1960s spark joy Popkin
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    Weird Tiny conspiracy notes keep turning up inside sealed groceries in Pennsylvania Ellsworth Toohey
  • Forbidden Ferrero Rocher. Photo: IBM
    History Digitizing vintage proportional typewriter fonts Rob Beschizza
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  • Science A 1964 art school study predicted who would still be painting in 5 years Ellsworth Toohey
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    conspiracy theories This morning I met the "QAnon Shaman," and here are ten takeaways from our conversation Jennifer Sandlin
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    politics Talkie is an AI language model trained only on pre-1931 texts Rob Beschizza
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    animation This 1980 Czech animation is circles all the way down Popkin
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    surveillance Mini-documentary about Pittsburgh's Long Lines telecom fortress Rob Beschizza

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