Farewell to all that.
And with the official beginning of winter we say farewell to another Tabs Intern. To the family of Intern José: he was diligent and thoughtful, and he gave his all to the sacred cause of newslettering. Before he disappeared into the strangely warm fog that has settled over us in a thick blanket, ending any hope of seeing this year’s Christmas ghosts, he left the following note taped to the wall, hand-written but still in markdown for some reason:
The video pits Musk against Bezos and begs the question: Whose is bigger?
This week saw a myriad of space advances, both fictional and otherwise: On Monday, SpaceX finally landed its reusable Falcon 9 rocket after four failed attempts. What better way to commemorate the occasion than with another indelible video from the incomparable Taiwanese Animators?
Poor-quality sleep can affect workers’ mood and judgment—and result in serious health problems.
Did you lose a day or two of work last year because you slept poorly the night before? You’re far from alone, according to new results from the World Sleep Survey.
A blog post by Hillary Clinton’s campaign comparing the candidate to “your abuela” unleashed a slew of angry #NotMyAbuela tweets.
In an attempt to court two key voter demographics—Hispanics and millennials—Hillary Clinton’s team recently published a listicle on her website titled “7 things Hillary Clinton has in common with your abuela.” The post sparked a backlash on Twitter, as ham-handed political maneuvers are wont to do, and Hispanic users showed their umbrage with the hashtag #NotMyAbuela.
Silicon Valley isn’t quite as ‘youth-centric’ as you might think.
Kai Stinchcombe’s grandmother, Ruth, got swindled out of $40,000 of her savings through credit card scams.
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