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Wild that a Danish-language series with subtitles can reach an audience like that: “With 11.3 million views last week, it’s the most-watched series on the streaming service right now, regardless of language.”
A Danish series has exploded into Netflix’s global top ranks, proving local stories can become worldwide hits. Denmark just scored a major streaming win—and viewers everywhere are tuning in.
Elon Musk’s Grokipedia v0.1 is live with 885,279 articles, but if you try looking up what Grokipedia is on Grokipedia: Search for ""Grokipedia"" yielded 0 results: No results found for ""Grokipedia"". Nice 😅🥳 On the other hand, you can look up Wikipedia and find articles like “Criticism of Wikipedia for racial bias”.
Grokipedia is a bare-bones wiki inviting users to suggest or edit articles on topics from quantum computing to The Beatles. It’s all about crowdsourced knowledge—pitch specific ideas, back edits with sources, and help shape what gets written.
iPhone Pocket, I thought it was a joke, but it’s for real!! I need to get a couple - that’s 100% certain 🥳🥳
Apple and ISSEY MIYAKE unveiled iPhone Pocket, a sleek 3D-knitted carrier that fits any iPhone and other small essentials. Wear it, tie it, flaunt it—sales start Nov. 14 in select markets and Apple Stores.
Let’s go! The aliens are coming! 👽🛸🥳
Avi Loeb says 3I/ATLAS may show signs of mysterious propulsion, sparking buzz that it could be more than a normal space object. A Banfield segment dives into the claim and the debate it’s igniting.
A list on GitHub of games, maps, add-ons, etc. 🥳🕹️
An archived GitHub repo curates games, add-ons, and maps all hosted on GitHub. It spans every genre, platform, and engine—basically a treasure chest for game hunters.
I have a number of PDF files from which I need to extract images. I found this little free online tool that made it easy to pull images out of a PDF — it just delivers a ZIP file with all the images 🚀
Extract every image from PDFs in seconds with PDF24—free, online, no install, no signup. Fast, browser-based, and secure, with SSL transfer and auto-deleted files.
A huge library of PNG images with transparent backgrounds 🎉
pngimg.com offers 114,000+ free PNG images and clipart for web design, with 229 new additions. Browse a huge A–Z catalog of categories like animals and more, plus a PNG compression service.
It’ll be exciting to follow DAO as a new Danish mail carrier 📬 #danish
From Jan. 1, 2026, you’ll need the DAO app to buy postage in Denmark. No more old-school stamps—mail goes digital, and your phone is now the post office.
New cookie rules where the browser decides sound like the right next step, and that’s how it should have been from the start 😅🍪
The EU wants browsers—not websites—to handle cookie consent, aiming to kill off endless pop-ups. If approved, online tracking choices could become simpler, faster, and more user-friendly.
I so need to get one of those!! 🙀💍
Pebble Index 01 is a tiny smart ring that lets you press, whisper, and instantly save thoughts to your phone—notes, reminders, or later. Private, offline, open-source, water-resistant, and battery lasts years with no charging.
New domain: Flipper.net — love it 🐬
Flipper Zero’s official website has moved: flipperzero.one is now flipper.net. Old domains redirect there, and a big update is teased.
I love it 👨🏻🍳 Now all we need is a V2 that can prep the ingredients itself 🔥🔥🔥
Posha shows how its kitchen robot cooks an entire meal from start to finish. It’s a slick, hands-off demo of automated home cooking in action.
Sad! They’ve basically been overtaken on the inside by better and cheaper robots. I have the newest iRobot Roomba in the house, and it’s so much worse than my 2-year-old Roborock from China. Sad, but true!
Roomba maker iRobot has filed for bankruptcy after 35 years and plans to go private. The robot vacuum pioneer hit the wall as business pressures finally caught up.
Windows 95 as an Electron app. Crazy stuff 🤩🤯
Windows 95 lives again as a free Electron app you can launch on Windows, macOS, or Linux. No VM hassle—just double-click for instant nostalgia, from Start menu to Solitaire.
