Ignoring the hyperbolic “Canada’s answer…” part of the headline, watch the video and tell me – are you in the target audience for this little car and would you buy it? I certainly wouldn’t but the two-seater roadster looks kinda cool.
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The last fatal US airline crash was a decade ago. Here’s why our skies are safer
I didn’t realize it had been so long ago since the last fatalities. As much as I hate flying, it’s comforting to know that, at least in the US, flying has never been safer.
Assman, denied licence plate, displays name across truck’s backside
I could not be prouder to be a Canadian.
This app interprets movies into American Sign Language in real time
This is a great example of technology being used to help people do something they can’t do for themselves.
Celebrity then & now
Some of these are really well done. I hate that Tom Selleck is still so handsome.
Swimming with the whale sharks of Isla Mujeres
I couldn’t put this on my bucket list fast enough after watching this video.
Former Apple lawyer who was supposed to keep employees from insider trading charged with insider trading
Of all the people at Apple who should know better, you’d think the guy who sent out emails that said, “Remember, trading is not permitted, whether or not in an open trading window, if you possess or have access to material information that has not been disclosed publicly.” At least, you’d hope he’d be smarter about it.
Opportunity did not answer NASA’s final call, and it’s now gone to us
Someday, humans will arrive on Mars and find Opportunity and its fellow wanderer Spirit. I hope we have a fitting tribute to these little robots.
Inside China’s future factory
It’s amazing how fast Shenzhen has gone from the proverbial “sleepy little fishing village” to a high tech city of 13 million people and the “factory to the world”.
“One Breath Around The World”
Mindboggling. I love being underwater but this guy is part fish. And what’s up with that weird underwear pattern on his wetsuit?
2018 MacBook Air Review: getting the band back together
I broke the screen of my old MacBook Air on (the first day of!) my trip to Australia last year but haven’t felt the need to replace it until now. The 2018 MacBook Air is tempting.
Heart Analyzer for Apple Watch adds live heart rate support, improved complications, more
I’ve been using this app for a couple of days and for data nerds, there’s a wealth of interesting info included.
AirPods have gone viral
Interesting analysis but for me, it’s tempered by that fact that where I live in Vancouver, Canada, I rarely if ever see AirPods in use.
Will there ever be a mile-high skyscraper?
I’m a confirmed City Kid and love skyscrapers and how they make a city’s skyline beautiful or less so. So there’s a fascination for the idea of a mile high skyscraper. But is it just a lack of desire/money or physics that prevents it from happening?
Pixar’s new YouTube short plays like a companion piece to Wall-E
I love these little videos from Pixar.
Apple announces Health Records feature coming to veterans
As I said elsewhere, keep an eye on this program because, make no mistake, Apple wants to roll this out to every American.
A giant coalition of companies including Amazon and Apple urges Congress to save ‘Dreamers’
700,000 young immigrants’ lives hang in the balance.
Amazon agrees to buy Eero, maker of home Wi-Fi hardware
This is definitely an area many of us wish Apple had taken the lead in developing.
iPhone owners in the US spent an average of $79 on apps in 2018
Users say they don’t like/want in-app purchases and subscriptions but we keep buying them.
“The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs” wins Grammy for best opera recording
Bet you didn’t see this one coming.
Dieter Rams’ 10 principles of good design
I don’t know a damn thing about design but listening to Dieter Rams talk about it is still fascinating.
Hear Prince’s personal playlist of party music
You can’t go wrong letting Prince pick your party music.
1990s Captain Marvel website
This. is. awful. If any of you young folks want to know what the World Wide Web looked like in the 1990s, look upon this site and despair for your elders and what we had to endure.
The Dalrymple Report: Apple Retail and a tinfoil hat with Dave Mark
Dave and I talked about the recent changes in Apple’s retail executives and whether or not you should put tape over the camera on your computer.
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Woman finally gets ‘the smoking hot body’ she’s always wanted, in her obituary
Even if I wrote my own obituary, I still wouldn’t be as cool as this woman.
Defining the topical brilliance of Merriam-Webster’s dictionary on Twitter
There are few things quietly funnier than a Merriam-Webster subtweet.
TV resolution confusion: 1080p, 2K, UHD, 4K, 8K, and what they all mean
We’re in the market for a new set so this was helpful in explaining to my non-techy wife why we need a 75″ TV. Please don’t tell her we don’t.
MIT robot learns how to play Jenga
First chess, then Go and now Jenga? Is no game safe from computers and robots!?
Apple’s “Depth Control” spot
Post-shot Depth Control is a lovely feature.
Apple to compensate teenager who found Group FaceTime eavesdrop bug
Good to hear that Apple has stepped up and done the right thing by this kid.