This year has certainly produced more than its fair share of unique architecture and we've decided it's high time to look back and highlight the best examples we've seen in 2022. Read on for our top 10 architectural oddities of 2022. Source of Article
For indoor gardeners who want to try something a bit more exotic, cultivating mushrooms can be rewarding and FirstBuild's Mella smart mushroom fruiting chamber promises to take some of the guesswork out of the challenge. Source of Article
We’ve reached a point where password managers should no longer be considered optional. We need password managers to keep us from using lazy, weak passwords, and we need them for…
Whether you use a smartphone, laptop, tablet or desktop computer, once you link your device to the internet, you can collaborate with almost anyone else through different collaboration tools and…
Since they do so many similar things, Ahrefs and Semrush are two of the best SEO tools you can use. Here's a head-to-head comparison of the two. While Ahrefs and…
Scott has definitely set a high bar throughout 2022 for the future of ebike design. This week, it adds the ultra-clean, lightweight Solace eRide, an impressive road/gravel bike built to support pedal-assisted adventures all over the map. Source of Article
Image: Who is Danny/Adobe Stock I participate in a global remote team that operates 24/7 year-round, and I was happy to provide coverage as a system administrator for my colleagues…
Image: Jonathan Arbely/Unsplash Professionals who use Macs when working at small and medium-size businesses have intriguing software preferences, according to insights from a new Setapp Mac application survey. The survey…
Last year, scientists at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) got in a festive mood and created "the world's thinnest Christmas tree." This time, they've produced what they claim is the world's smallest record, complete with a Christmas tune engraved into it. Source of Article
Mythos, the British bike components manufacturer that previously brought us a £500 3D-printed bar stem, is at it again. This time, the company is offering a £1,250 (about US$1,508) 3D-printed titanium handlebar. Source of Article
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