Record Industry produces millions of records a year in the Netherlands. Photographer Alastair Wiper spent a day capturing the music-making magic.
The post The Vinyl Record Factory That Makes Your Niche Music Dreams Come True appeared first on WIRED.
If ExxonMobil gets in trouble for contributing to climate change, the charge won’t be crimes against humanity. It’ll be for lying to its own investors.
The post If Exxon’s Punished for Climate Change, It’ll Be for Lying to Investors appeared first on WIRED.
The German Aeronautics Center lands a drone on a speeding Audi, but analysts aren’t sure why.
The post There May Actually Be a Good Reason to Teach Drones to Land on Cars appeared first on WIRED.
Chicago just released OpenGrid, a new online tool that makes browsing public data way easier than before.
The post Conquer Chicago’s Mountain of Data With This Powerful Tool appeared first on WIRED.
As Twitter’s stock tanks, four of its most powerful leaders are “taking some well-deserved time off.” For good.
The post Nearly Half of Twitter’s Senior Leaders Are Leaving appeared first on WIRED.
Jonathan Blow’s new game The Witness is a taxing puzzle game that, so far, is stingy with answers.
The post The Witness Is Driving Me Insane appeared first on WIRED.
Pranksters are passing a link to “crashsafari.com” around social media, which immediately crashes iPhones and iPads.
The post Hack Brief: Don’t Be Trolled by This iPhone-Crashing Link Meme appeared first on WIRED.
Tesla isn’t the only one building batteries for your home.
The post The Home Battery You Can Install Yourself Is Coming appeared first on WIRED.
There are known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns.
The post Reviewing Donald Rumsfeld’s Solitaire App as Rumsfeld Might appeared first on WIRED.
In San Francisco, the birthplace of Uber, the largest traditional taxi company has filed for bankruptcy.
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