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Russian Dashboard Cam Footage: The Scams and the Kindness

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Russians install dashboard cams in their cars in case they need to use the footage to prove against insurance scams (i.e. people claiming you ran them over). Below, a video compiling some such scams – and one compiling moments of random kindness.
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This entry was posted in Random and tagged video on May 4, 2013 by freddie.

The New Google

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Looking for the new Google? Found:
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This entry was posted in Hehe on April 7, 2013 by freddie.

Why OKCupid Matches Better – Behind the Algorithm

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Math nerds take over online dating. Here’s how OKCupid’s matching algorithm works.
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This entry was posted in Online Business and tagged online dating, video on February 18, 2013 by freddie.

If I Could Get All My News From Gustavo Almadovar, I Would

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… preferably in dance-remix fashion:
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This entry was posted in Hehe and tagged video on February 18, 2013 by freddie.

“Who Ordered the Saxagram?”

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From the retro files…

“He doesn’t like George Michael – booooo!”
“Look at him… right now he’s just playing to a baby…”

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This entry was posted in Hehe and tagged music, video on January 28, 2013 by freddie.

Apple: They Make the Coolest Adapters

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With the talk of BB10 in the air… and Apple’s stock tanking of late (granted, it will be back), one of my favourite commercials from that past bit:
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This entry was posted in Hehe, Marketing and tagged advertising, commercial, smartphones, video on January 25, 2013 by freddie.

Toronto Gridlock Documentary by CityTV

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A decent 44ish minute piece by CityTV on gridlock in Toronto (and other major cities in Canada). One point I never did consider before is that LTRs keep the street level pedestrian traffic more alive than a subway would — i.e. better for businesses and neighbourhoods.
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This entry was posted in Liveable Cities, Toronto and tagged cities, documentary, gridlock, public transit, video on January 19, 2013 by freddie.

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