You’ll never say “cool story, bro” the same way again.
Everyone’s favorite scientist and master lyricist Bill Nye can now add “GIF model” to his (already) impressive résumé.
You’ll never say “cool story, bro” the same way again.
Everyone’s favorite scientist and master lyricist Bill Nye can now add “GIF model” to his (already) impressive résumé.
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.