A while back, I wrote a piece about the enduring appeal of Skyrim, a single player game with practically infinite replay value, where you could easily sink in hundreds of hours across multiple characters, and still want to go back for another visit, years later.
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If you are like many leaders, it’s hard to find the time for social media. But Justin Foster, co-founder of the branding firm root + river, believes it’s essential to the success of you and your company.
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Apple says it is working hard on a fix…
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The WEF’s Global Risks Report itself risks crying wolf, but it’s an excellent barometer of fear with some thought-provoking insights into the challenges and anecdotes from the front.
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If Bitcoin adheres to its Libertarian roots then it is doomed to failure. All is not yet lost, but the community as a whole must now make the most important choice of its short history: ideology or survival? There are 5.7 billion reasons to choose wisely.
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Dr. Martin Luther King’s holiday juxtaposed with an interesting number that I heard at the American Meteorological Society (AMS) Conference last week inspired this article. While at the conference, results from a survey of the Society’s nearly 14,000 members revealed that only 2.1% of the membership is African American. Other minority numbers were even lower.
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It may be surprising that a Pokémon clone based on an Adult Swim cartoon is currently tearing up the iOS and Android charts, but if you didn’t see that coming, you underestimate two things: Just how much people like Rick and Morty and how much people have been dying to play a Pokémon game, any type of Pokémon game on their phones and tablets. And so we have the smash hit, Pocket Mortys.
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Sony’s new Xperia Z5 lineup is its first to include fingerprint scanners, but the Japanese company has decided to remove them before bringing the Xperia Z5 and Xperia Z5 Compact to the U.S. Due to unspecific “business reasons,” the Xperia Z5 devices that Sony will launch in the U.S. on February 7 will not have
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A brief glimpse behind the scenes at how the Internet Archive approaches preserving the web, from its millions of datasets to the role of the Wayback Machine to its changing stance on robots.txt
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