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For two years, there was a stranger living at the edges of my life.
He wasn’t someone I knew. I never dated him. I never had a friendship with him. To this day, I don’t even know for certain where he first saw me. The police believed he probably followed me home from somewhere—a work event, a social gathering, a night out—but nobody was ever able to determine exactly when I first entered his orbit.
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The internet feels permanent.
It’s there when you wake up. It’s there when you go to bed. It’s there when your boss sends an email at 9:47 p.m. and there when you spend twenty minutes watching videos about restoring rusty tools.
It feels less like a technology and more like a force of nature.
Which raises an interesting question:
Could the internet actually be destroyed?
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Most expensive mistakes happen slowly.
A bad acquisition. A failed product launch. A CEO who spends years steering a company into a ditch.
Then there’s what happened to Knight Capital.
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There’s a strange irony about modern life.
Human beings have never been more connected.
You can send a message across the planet in a second. You can see what your high school classmates ate for breakfast. You can watch a stranger’s wedding in Brazil, a political protest in France, and a guy teaching woodworking in Montana before lunch.
20 Fascinating Photos Collected From History – Ned Hardy
Biz is like a cheat code for laundry—it helps remove old sweat stains, odors, and built-up grime that regular detergent leaves behind, making clothes look and smell noticeably cleaner. – Amazon
‘At what point does it make sense to ditch a gas car for an electric vehicle?’ – NPR
‘It was poignant, knowing that these were the last images she did’: The intimate final photos of Marilyn Monroe – BBC News
A Portrait of America in 25 Buildings and Monuments – Time
An OpenAI model solved a famous math problem that stumped humans for 80 years – Ars Technica
Trump ‘shouted and cursed Netanyahu over threat to resume Beirut bombing’ – The Guardian
Today’s Internet Rabbit Hole – Ned Hardy
A 36-ounce insulated water bottle turned drinking water from something I should do into something I actually do, because it stays cold all day and means far fewer trips to refill it. – Amazon
Eight data centers threaten to transform this small Texas county. Local officials say they have no power to stop them. – Texas Tribune
The Strange Appeal of the Solitude Influencer – Archive.ph
Android will now warn you if a caller is impersonating someone you know – Engadget
Ebola may have been spreading unchecked since January, aid groups fear – Telegraph
Stephen Curry signs $400M deal with China’s Li-Ning – ESPN
A New Declaration Warns AI Could Threaten the Foundations of Mathematics – Gizmodo
Microsoft Wants to ‘Make People Addicted’ to its New AI Assistant, Internal Documents Reveal – 404 Media
Victor Wembanyama is one of those rare athletes who breaks your brain a little the first time you watch him.
At first, you think it’s the height. He’s 7-foot-4. That’s obviously part of it. But the NBA has seen tall guys before. We’ve seen giants. We’ve seen shot blockers. We’ve seen players who could dunk without jumping.
I am a coward and a weak man, and have always been . I avoid conflict and take shit from others, when I was younger I never fought back when people picked on me or even hit me, because I always thought that they were stronger and I only wanted it to end.
Even as an Adult I have been avoiding it, wether it be in the workplace, school, or with friends (changing the way I talk or hiding my opinions to please others), while telling myself that it’s better “to keep the peace” but in reality it is simply because I am afraid of the confrontation and do not want to upset anybody in anyway.
Nobody prepares you for the fact that some of the most painful breakups in your life won’t be romantic.
They’ll be friendships.
There won’t be a dramatic fight. No screaming match. No cheating scandal. No final conversation where someone says, “I think we should see other people.”
One day you just realize you haven’t talked to them in six months.
How old were you when you realized you were different?
I kind of started to realize in high school, and that was during the early 90’s. I wound up seeing a Hustler or Swank or something and was horrified at the difference between me and guys in there. I started noticing bulges on guys at school and I had none.
