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The Dogbert Puppet From the Lost 'Dilbert' Live-Action TV Show Is Haunting

"I think they spent upwards of $20, $25 on it," Scott Adams complained in 1999.

Americans Overwhelmingly Support Science, but Some Think the U.S. Is Lagging Behind: Pew

A new report finds that a majority of Americans think the U.S. should be a world leader in science, but Democrats increasingly believe other countries are catching up

/videos

They Built A Terrible Dam. It Collapsed Within 40 Days.

A video on how not to build a dam.

/digg

Kevin Rose at his desk at Digg headquarters, January 26, 2007

Kevin Rose, founder of Digg.com, a 25-employee company in San Francisco, at his desk in 2007. Credit: Scott Beale / Laughing Squid

/videos

Why Americans Don't Walk to School Anymore

Come walk to school with me to find out why Americans don't do that anymore.

/offbeat

Someone found staff instructions on how everybody should prevent Carrie Underwood from drinking alcohol inside an abandoned nightclub

A curious photo from the the r/foundpaper subreddit

/music

Exotica’s Enduring Appeal

One of the most intriguing and unexpected current-day musical phenomena is the popularity of tiki, or exotica, a style of music dating back to the mid-20th century. Exotica is quintessentially American — the perfect soundtrack for cocktail hour.

/technology

Wikipedia turns 25 today but faces more threats than ever before

Wikipedia is today celebrating its 25th birthday, but its long-term future has never been less certain due to a range of threats with the potential to become a perfect storm.

/technology

Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon are paying up for ‘enterprise’ access to Wikipedia | The Verge

Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Perplexity, and Mistral AI have joined Google in paying the Wikimedia Foundation for access to its projects, including Wikipedia’s vast collection of articles. These companies are part of the Wikimedia Enterprise program, which offers a premium version of Wikipedia’s API for a fee, tailored for commercial use and AI companies. The funds collected support the nonprofit’s projects, helping to establish a more sustainable business for the Wikimedia Foundation.

/earth

17h

Climate Insiders Want to Stop Talking About ‘Climate Change’

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

/earth

17h

2025 was the third-hottest year ever recorded on Earth, data shows

Earth is the third hottest it’s ever been. Keep tabs on your mother, subscribe to /earth 🌎

/technology

18h

Ford F-150 Lightning outsold Tesla Cybertruck and was then canceled for not selling enough

RIP electric F-150. 🙏

/apple

21h

Someone built a modernized iMac G3 from scratch and it looks amazing

I’m so excited that someone started this community because I just had been watching a fantastic ZacBuilds video that showed up on my algorithm of someone building an iMac from scratch. And I finally have someone to share it with! 🍎🍎🍎🍎

/nintendo64

21h

My reaction to this subreddit

OH MY GODDDDD!!!

/technology

21h

How Prediction Markets Turned Life Into a Dystopian Gambling Experiment

What are Polymarket and Kalshi? Why are they taking over the world? And is there anything stopping actors on these platforms from exploiting almost everything and everyone?

/videos

21h

North America's Elevator Problem

Elevators cost nearly three times as much in North America compared to its peers. What is going on here? h/t Kottke

/videos

22h

Gotta Digg

Remember when "Gotta Digg" made the front page of Digg? Today seemed like an apt day to post this banger.

/apple

22h

Apple Notes could get a powerful new advantage in iOS 26.4, per report - 9to5Mac

Apple's upcoming iOS 26.4 update, featuring Siri's AI upgrades powered by Gemini technology, is expected to introduce a new feature allowing Siri to create and save information directly to Apple Notes. This enhancement, as reported by 9to5Mac, will enable users to ask Siri to save responses from text or voice interactions into a new or existing note, streamlining the process of capturing information.

/videos

22h

Man Hikes 60 Miles Alone In The Most Remote Part Of Iceland

Here's one of the most breathtakingly beautiful videos I know about on YouTube. It's from a couple years back. Travel YouTuber Kraig Adams walking alone in the most remote part of Iceland. It really transports you to another world. I'm hoping these are the types of videos people

/videos

23h

Kevin Rose shows off digg.com on The Screen Savers

Kevin Rose introduces the world to Digg.com on TechTV, December 13, 2004. Is there a better video to launch the /videos community?!

/news

Trump administration sends letter wiping out addiction, mental health grants

The Trump administration sent shockwaves through the U.S. mental health and drug addiction system late Tuesday, sending hundreds of termination letters, effective immediately, for federal grants supporting health services.

/technology

Jeff Bezos said the quiet part out loud — hopes that you'll give up your PC to rent one from the cloud

Amazon's Jeff Bezos once revealed how he thinks of local PC hardware as antiquated, ready to be replaced by cloud options. Will DRAM prices make it come true?

/entertainment

Bandcamp Bans AI Music

Bandcamp has announced a ban on AI-generated music, aiming to protect the authenticity and creativity of human-made music on its platform. The ban includes music created wholly or substantially by AI and prohibits the use of AI to impersonate artists or styles. This move follows issues with AI music on other streaming services, such as Spotify and Deezer, where AI-generated tracks have become a significant portion of new uploads.

/science

The Dogbert Puppet From the Lost 'Dilbert' Live-Action TV Show Is Haunting

Americans Overwhelmingly Support Science, but Some Think the U.S. Is Lagging Behind: Pew

They Built A Terrible Dam. It Collapsed Within 40 Days.

Kevin Rose at his desk at Digg headquarters, January 26, 2007

Why Americans Don't Walk to School Anymore

Someone found staff instructions on how everybody should prevent Carrie Underwood from drinking alcohol inside an abandoned nightclub

Exotica’s Enduring Appeal

Wikipedia turns 25 today but faces more threats than ever before

Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon are paying up for ‘enterprise’ access to Wikipedia | The Verge

Climate Insiders Want to Stop Talking About ‘Climate Change’

2025 was the third-hottest year ever recorded on Earth, data shows

Ford F-150 Lightning outsold Tesla Cybertruck and was then canceled for not selling enough

Someone built a modernized iMac G3 from scratch and it looks amazing

My reaction to this subreddit

How Prediction Markets Turned Life Into a Dystopian Gambling Experiment

North America's Elevator Problem

Gotta Digg

Apple Notes could get a powerful new advantage in iOS 26.4, per report - 9to5Mac

Man Hikes 60 Miles Alone In The Most Remote Part Of Iceland

Kevin Rose shows off digg.com on The Screen Savers

Trump administration sends letter wiping out addiction, mental health grants

Jeff Bezos said the quiet part out loud — hopes that you'll give up your PC to rent one from the cloud

Bandcamp Bans AI Music

Were Scientists Duped by a Plastic Shark Toy?

Hank Green Asks Why We Can’t Agree On What Happened To Renee Good

FDA deletes warning on bogus autism therapies touted by RFK Jr.‘s allies

Why Spirit is struggling and Delta is crushing it

Someone found an Office 97 Easter egg that nobody spotted for 29 years

You’ve Heard About Who ICE Is Recruiting. The Truth Is Far Worse. I’m the Proof.

Discount grocer Aldi plans to open more than 180 stores in U.S. this year as customers across incomes seek value