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Appropriation in architecture is not new, nor is it always bad. But where do you draw the line? The post Architecture’s Fine Line Between Stealing and Inspiration appeared first on WIRED. Source: wired
Before Grumpy Cat or I Can Haz Cheeseburger, there was cat photographer Walter Chandoha. The post Meet the Godfather of Cat Photography appeared first on WIRED. Source: wired
Let’s meet the camel spiders, 1,000 or so species the world over, creatures wrapped in a layer of mystery in a layer of lore in a layer of straight up murder. The post Absurd Creature of the Week: This Ferocious
People are checking their phones more than ever. The average person checks their phone 150 times a day — up from 110 just two years ago, according to Mary Meeker’s Internet Trends Report. Why? The majority of phone checks come
The team at Turing Email is setting out to fix the little things that make email so tedious. Although many solutions to replace email for internal communications are growing in popularity today, Turing Email takes a step back to the basics
T-Mobile announced on Thursday the personal information of about 15 million customers was swept up in a hack on Experian, a vendor that processes the phone company’s credit applications. The breach affects new applicants who required a credit check for
Google’s high-speed fiber in Ghana isn’t as cool as Wi-Fi balloons. But it’s more important. The post Instead of Gimmicks, Google Brings Real Broadband to Ghana appeared first on WIRED. Source: wired
Another recruitment startup is launching today, with a specific focus on developer jobs. Honeypot is based in Berlin and follows a similar model to Hired, flipping the traditional recruitment modus operandi by having companies apply to software engineers, rather than
When it comes to transporting that new couch you bought from the store room to your living room, Dolly wants you to stop mooching off your friend with the truck. Dolly is basically an Uber for furniture and other large items. The
Venture-backed Upwork (formerly eLance-oDesk) and the labor organization Freelancers Union just commissioned a study by the global research firm Edelman Berland, and it’s chock-full of fascinating information about the state of freelancing in the U.S. You can check out the whole