Facebook’s New Friends-Only Feed Lets You Scroll Like It’s 2008
Facebook wants to be your friend again, by showing you what your real friends are up to. In an attempt to save itself from the AI slop and clickbaity images
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7 of the best places to wild camp in Europe
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). There’s no denying wild camping takes a lot of work. The buy-in costs are steep, too, if you can’t borrow (or
7 must-see night sky events in April
In April, the night sky is packed with cosmic events: star clusters, planetary alignments, a meteor shower, and even a rare micromoon. Whether you’re a seasoned stargazer or just looking
Go beyond Charleston’s King Street to explore the working-class neighborhood redefining southern cool
New Yorkers aren’t afraid of a little schmutz. When Queens-born Chef Shuai Wang and his wife Corrie went hunting for a spot to open their new Charleston restaurant, they wanted a
How to plan the ultimate road trip along Arizona’s historic stretch of Route 66
Symbolising freedom, adventure and the pursuit of the American Dream, Route 66 has been immortalised in literary classics and blockbuster movies since its inception in 1926. Spanning over 2,400 miles
What to see and do in Exmoor National Park, England
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Wrapping up the best of west Somerset and North Devon’s coast and hinterland, Exmoor is the least-visited UK national park, which
We’ve got your daily fix of adorable baby animal photos
Story and photographs byJoel Sartore Photo Ark Babies is National Geographic Explorer Joel Sartore‘s sixth book exploring the marvels of the animal world through his ongoing National Geographic Photo Ark project,
Some of the nicest gardens in Tokyo are hidden behind hotels
When searching for urban hotels, “includes garden” is not one of the typical search attributes. After all, when that city happens to be Tokyo, by many accounts the world’s most
How to compost in your apartment, without the smell
Composting is the simplest way to turn your trash into treasure. Not only can it help reduce the world’s carbon footprint, but the fertilizer that results from the process can
How AI Will Change Chip Design
The end of Moore’s Law is looming. Engineers and designers can do only so much to miniaturize transistors and pack as many of them as possible into chips. So they’re
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