Edward Snowden's new security system app, Haven, will turn an old Android phone into a detection system for your laptop by sending encrypted notifications to your phone via Signal if changes in motion, sound, or light are detected.

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The Dieline takes a look back at the most popular and inspirational packaging designs featured on their website in 2017. via The Dieline.

A photographer braved a crocodile-infested river to capture the award-winning photo of a shy orangutan in Borneo.

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This humorous article shares a fictional Christmas letter from Elon Musk. via WIRED

MUJI designed a 79-room hotel in their signature minimalist style with recycled materials and an emphasis on mindfulness.

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Mashable published an article commemorating astronaut Bruce McCandless, known for an iconic photo of his untethered spacewalk.

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Barry Ritholtz shares his 10 weekend reads, including a range of topics from financial scams to the U.S. medical market to the longest war. via The Big Picture

Edward Snowden developed an Android app called Haven, which turns an extra phone into a security system that uses motion, light, and sound to detect tampering with your laptop. via The Verge