Matt Alldian

Complex shares some humorous lifestyle advice from Adam Levine, including his thoughts on first dates at McDonald's. via @Four_Pins

This Valet Magazine article offers advice on how to combat dry hair, especially during the winter months. via Valet.

This blog post from February 26, 2013 features an image of an advertisement for the Reanimation Library. via Mrs. Easton

Fast Company explores why outdated technologies persist. via The source of this content is Fast Company.

This post discusses a "Black Mirror" episode about people recording their entire lives and connects it to Google Glass. via kottke.org

Jason Kottke shares a badminton shot being called "the world's greatest," linking to a video originally shared by David Grann that you can see yourself. via kottke.org

Samsung is going big at the Oscars with six TV spots totaling four and a half minutes of airtime, created by 72andSunny.

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Check out the full list of the top 20 best and funniest insurance advertisements of all time. via Inspiyr.com

The New York Times debate whether companies should be required to disclose security breaches, considering the public interest, investor impact, and transparency.

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Photos offer a glimpse into the world 50 years prior to the article's publishing. The author also created similar retrospectives for 1962 and 1961, which are linked in the post.

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Nassim Taleb's new book argues that older technologies are more likely to be around longer than newer ones. via kottke.org

Tyler Cowen of Marginal Revolution curates a collection of links covering economics, technology, and culture, including an article about economist Armen Alchian and a piece on the future of 3-D printing.