Drive & Listen is a fantastic website that allows you to watch high-res videos of car travel through a range of cities, while listening to local radio station streams for each selected city.
Russ Mitchell in the LA Times tells the fascinating story of how Amazon AWS teamed up with the government of Ukraine to back up petabytes of data using suitcase size SSDs at the start of the war.
Hourups is a collection of 165 free tech skills tutorials on YouTube that are grouped by skill and domain types, such as Python, Javascript, front-end dev, digital marketing, data analysis, communication, & devops.
Visual Capitalist published an interesting article describing the evolution of vision, with a list of all the different types of biological vision systems.
Mastodon seems to be the leading alternative to those wanted to escape or hedge your bets against the new Elon-verse Twitter. Here are 10 handy tips on how to use Mastodon.
This fascinating article in The Conversation describes how friendly different burial options are for the environment. The key indicator is apparently how long it takes a body to skeletonise, and what happens to the decomposed remains during that process. Pollutant materials from coffin coatings and ornaments are also taken into account.
UCL published a useful handbook on communicating climate change, that includes advice on TV and radio appearances, using stories to convey arguments, and how to bridge questions to reaffirm points, while avoiding too much fear and doom framing.
