Month: April 2023

European accelerators are going through an interesting time right now. For instance, TechStars Stockholm was all set to launch and then abruptly shut down. And I think it’s now commonly accepted that most accelerators outside of YCombinator can too be often ‘less than adequate’, to put it diplomatically. Perhaps an exception to this oft-repeated phrase,
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Terra Nil, a game I recently reviewed for the site, is one of the most pleasurable desktop experiences I’ve had in a long time, both because of its tricky blend of puzzles and city-building but also because it’s a rare game that tackles climate change (or, in this case, restoration) with a sense of genuine
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On TikTok, on Instagram — everywhere really – there is a new type of Guy. There’s always a new genre of Guy. Historically, but especially in the past five years, men have begun to coagulate — merge, if you will — around singular, unified identities that bond them in spaces both real and virtual.  We have
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This is a story about Duolingo. That’s obvious. That’s in the headline. But it’s really a story about doing the wrong things for the wrong reasons.  It’s a story about how gamification can rapidly transform one thing into another, completely different thing. A story about how I am a complete idiot who has no idea
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$98 at Amazon Wyze Home Monitoring Best value on a DIY security system In this article: Home security systems tend to be a good investment for most people, but that doesn’t mean you need to invest in a professional monitoring service with all of its expenses and contracts. If you’d prefer a do-it-yourself option, there are
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