Hackaday highlights projects aiming to make it easier to grow...
Hackaday highlights projects aiming to make it easier to grow fresh food in urban environments. via Hackaday.
Hackaday highlights projects aiming to make it easier to grow fresh food in urban environments. via Hackaday.
Stone Brewing Co. has released Stone Ruination Double IPA 2.0, a reimagined version of their original West Coast double IPA. via Brewbound.com
No, that meeting could have been an email, argues David Burkus, who suggests that meetings where information is presented but no decisions are made are unproductive and could be summarized in an email.
via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.Social Media Examiner shares eight tips for growing your Facebook audience organically and through advertising. via Social Media Examiner.
Mobile-friendliness is important, but Google reminds us it's just one of many factors in search ranking, and sites with great content can still rank well. via Search Engine Watch.
This article lists the 14 best data visualization tools and breaks them down by whether they are for developers or non-developers.
via TNW.Mark Zuckerberg explains his visions for WhatsApp and Messenger, outlining why Facebook maintains both popular chat apps. via Quartz
Google's Project Fi is a new US wireless service that combines access to Sprint and T-Mobile networks with Wi-Fi calling. The service costs $20/month + $10/GB of data, with credits for unused data.
via @qzDogfish Head Brewery founder Sam Calagione discusses the company's history of collaborating with musicians and sponsoring music events.
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This data shows the configuration and request information for an empty Twitter timeline embed widget which would display tweets from the screen name "2015". via The source of this content is Twitter.
Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys announces a new music project called The Arcs and an upcoming album described as "extra weird." via Consequence.
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