Should you be listening to podcasts? If you want an easy way of digesting news while walking, exercising or commuting, yes. If you like to be entertained, whether by comedy, fiction or documentary, while working or commuting, yes. If you just want a form of media that won’t take too much effort to consume, yes. […]
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Free solo is outside the bounds of reason. Even applying Albert Einstein’s philosophy on insanity to justify free soloing, you’re guaranteed to ask what the hell is happening. It’s not that it’s unbelievable; in fact, what is happening in front of you is very real that you’d wish it to be not real. To the
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It’s part of being a sports fan to have that one website you go to for match reports or analysis. For old guys, it’s either sports section in the newspaper or ESPN. It’s a simple life for them, you look for your team, see if they won, and watch Sportscenter for all the rest. For
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Most people probably would never have heard of Super Micro, a computer components manufacturer based in San Jose, California. But their anonymity was pulled under them, and unlike a well-executed trick, almost everything on the table fell over. In one of the most ominous developments from the tech sector, news came out that they sold
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There are innumerable moments in The Witcher 3, a three-year old low-fantasy game, where you would just stop and admire what you see. Take riding into and around Toussaint for the first time, for example. It’s a duchy unmarred by the war going in the game, and it could very well be the definition of
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