Matt Alldian

Israeli strikes in Gaza leave dozens dead, prompting rocket fire from Hezbollah and sparking global protests. via Al Jazeera.

A new Android phone is being developed in China with impressive specs and a low price of $310. The phone boasts a dual core 1.5Ghz chip, 1GB of RAM, a 4-inch LCD screen, and a large battery. via OSNews

FEMA uses the Waffle House Index as an informal metric to assess the severity of a natural disaster based on if the restaurant is fully operational, on a limited menu, or closed. via kottke.org

Hubski, a news aggregator, aims to be a Reddit replacement by emphasizing social connections over community-based aggregation. via The Daily Dot

Moving a boat proves to be no problem for Max Tobiasen, who shares the story on his blog, along with other thoughts on technology and startups.

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This blog post lists the author's top ten recommended readings for learning more about nonviolent resistance. via Rationalinsurgent.

Freakonomics explores how the market reacted to Steve Jobs' retirement as Apple CEO in 2011, comparing it to reactions during his previous health-related absences. via Freakonomics

Umair Haque's Harvard Business Review article reflects on Steve Jobs' unique leadership approach and how it revived Apple, offering "Steve’s Seven Insights for 21st Century Capitalists."

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This computer code appears to be Javascript, setting the variable "window.park" to a long string of characters. via Streetsy.com

FlowingData links to a visualization that maps the ownership structure of the top 13 beer companies. The visualization reveals that many seemingly distinct beer brands are actually owned by a few large companies. via FlowingData

WIRED is covering a range of tech and culture stories, from AI drones and the metaverse to Amazon Prime Day deals and interviews. via The source of this content is WIRED.

WIRED is covering a range of tech and culture stories, from AI drones and the metaverse to Amazon Prime Day deals and interviews. via The source of this content is WIRED.