When web users try to access a site that is censored, they may see the new error code 451.
In Ray Bradbury’s novel Fahrenheit 451, a dystopian society burns books, effectively silencing its citizens through censorship.
When web users try to access a site that is censored, they may see the new error code 451.
In Ray Bradbury’s novel Fahrenheit 451, a dystopian society burns books, effectively silencing its citizens through censorship.
At least nine drones have attempted to infiltrate prisons in the U.K. in the first half of 2015.
Inmates in the U.K. have been organizing deliveries of drugs and electronics via small drones, The Sun reports.
The alt-history drama is drawing major eyeballs to Amazon Video.
Only a month after it debuted on Amazon’s streaming platform, The Man in the High Castle has become the service’s most streamed original show.
A report from Japan suggests Apple Music could begin offering hi-res audio in 2016.
Apple Music has taken a lot of lumps since its launch earlier this year. But one area in which it may soon have something people really want is in audio quality. According to a published report out of Japan, the service may launch high-resolution audio streaming in 2016.
Experts say it’s time to move in these design directions to keep workers engaged and get the most out of your office space.
You might think that the reams of analysis done on office space would have by now turned every workplace into a humming hive of engagement and productivity. Earlier this year, we even got an advance look at a research paper that outlined alternative design strategies to make workers happier.
From countless rejections to creating a worldwide movement, and the lessons learned along the way. Including last year’s viral video.
Every time a new rejection letter appeared in Emily May’s mailbox, she tried her hardest not to take it personally. She’d been convinced the cause she was rallying for—fighting street harassment—was sure to get support. Of the eight foundations and two fellowships she’d applied to, something would come through. But it didn’t. And more rejection only followed.
Parking tickets just got a little friendlier in Lexington, Kentucky.
Lexington, Kentucky may have figured out the impossible: how to make someone feel good about getting a parking ticket. For five weeks over the holidays, the city is letting anyone with a ticket pay it off by donating food to a local food bank.