Mini pizza bagels? Now we’re talking.

Source: The Psychology Behind Costco’s Free Samples – The Atlantic

 

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The Revs Program at Stanford, dedicated to producing scholarship about the past, present and future of the automobile, recently advanced its cause by launching a new website featuring 178,000 images of cars.

Source: 178,000 Images Documenting the History of the Car Now Available on a New Stanford Web Site | Open Culture

allowfullscreen></iframe>The song will appear on the compilation ‘The Art of McCartney,’ due out this fall

Source: See Alice Cooper’s Reverent ‘Eleanor Rigby’ Cover | Rolling Stone

Reminiscent of something from Mission: Impossible, the Autothysis128t is a drive you can make destroy itself remotely.

Source: The Hard Drive You Can Make Self-destruct With a Text – IGN

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Source: The Cinematic Look – How To Make Your Photographs Look Like Films | Fstoppers

The DNA testing service reverses course in favor of users’ privacy.

Source: 23andMe Decides It Won’t Automatically Reunite Long Lost Relatives | Popular Science

Apple unveiled a host of new privacy features Wednesday night and said it would not unlock encrypted iPhones and iPads for law enforcement under most circumstances. The move comes as tech companies st

Source: Apple Will No Longer Unlock iOS Devices For Police

 

 

Here’s a fascinating little photography history lesson for you, and it’ll only take up two minutes and fifty seconds of your time. Put together by Engineer

Source: Video: A Brief History of George Eastman and His Immeasurable Impact on Photography

The latter years of the first decade of the 20th century were by no means glorious ones for The Polaroid Corporation. Filing for bankruptcy multiple times,

Source: Documentary Takes an Intimate Look at the Last Year of the Polaroid Instant Era