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The Chicago Board Options Exchange's introduction of Bitcoin futures has sparked debate about its potential impact on Bitcoin's price and mainstream adoption.

Valet Magazine presents a gift guide featuring ideas all under $20, including suggestions like a car vacuum, hand cream trio, and a book. via Valet.

A former Facebook VP is criticizing social media for its negative impacts on society, including the spread of misinformation. via The Verge

This article from Adweek argues that AI-powered bots are changing marketing by creating more conversational experiences.

This page from Cool Tools reviews products and shares tips. It includes recommendations for "The Little Book of Hygge," the RetailMeNot website for finding coupons, and a card set called "Know Yourself." It also has tips for using Alexa, searching bookmarks in Chrome, and decoding barcodes.

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Die, Workwear! helps you find stylish luggage by breaking down the importance of weight, material, wheel systems, and offering brand recommendations.

Cool Tools highlights the Bruer, a cold brew coffee maker praised for its user-friendliness and easy cleaning process. via Cool Tools

FiveThirtyEight's "The Riddler" challenges readers with math puzzles about darts, such as finding the minimum throws for a perfect game.

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Breville's approach to "smart" kitchen appliances prioritizes superior functionality and enhanced cooking experiences over simple connectivity. via The Spoon

Cool Tools' 2017 Holiday Gift Guide has recommendations for tools under $10, like a clear padlock for lock picking practice and a Nitecore Tube keychain flashlight. via The source of this content is Cool Tools.

Cards Against Humanity built a 30-foot catapult as part of a publicity stunt related to their opposition to Trump's border wall.

WIRED details how the Eve V laptop-tablet hybrid was designed with significant input from an online forum. The article describes the unique design process and Eve's plans for future products.

via Wired.