Thursday, June 20, 2024

Miss Cellania's Links

In the Siberian Arctic, New Year Comes in June. Happy Yhyakh!

At 15, Darlene Stubbs walked away from a polygamous cult—then discovered a new life and community through running. (via Metafilter)

Modern human DNA contains bits from all over the Neanderthal genome – except the Y chromosome. What happened? (via Damn Interesting)

It's the Justice Conservatives of America to the rescue! The latest from Tom the Dancing Bug.

The Dumbest Ghosts Ever.

The Paris Games’ Mascot, the Olympic Phryge, Boasts a Little-Known Revolutionary Past.

The Force Was with Them. My generation of filmmakers shook up cinema forever. (via Damn Interesting

Eight IT Nightmare Stories That Make Us Feel Bad For Tech Support.

Fisker is out of cash, not making cars, and filing for bankruptcy. The scissors are okay.

3 comments:

gwdMaine said...

Many years ago our helpdesk got a call from a Senior Manager about a buzzing sound in his office that was driving him crazy. Checked his computer and of course nothing found. Checked the floor and the walls, again nothing but sounded like whatever it was, it was in the wall. Got building management involved - nothing. Finally, with a room full of people all standing around waiting and looking - found a phone deep in his desk drawer putting out a reminder every 15 minutes.

Anonymous said...

The only difference between running and a polygamous cult is that running isn't polygamous.

Anonymous said...

These links are always interesting and some turn into rabbit holes leading me to other discoveries. At "The Force Was With Them" link they briefly touched on building the pyramids. They listed a bunch of stats I hadn't heard before like 20 million tons of stone and 4000 years before anyone built anything taller. This is what makes these links valuable in addition to interesting.
xoxoxoBruce

What's he babbling about? IDK, just ignore him.