Google Maps is meant to look up addresses, but it can also provide a window into the lives of the recently deceased.
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An 18-year-old explains why he prefers using a vintage Nokia, even though it’s older than he is.
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No VCR? No problem. Analog videos are making a comeback, just not as you remember them.
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An online speed typing challenge is offering a grand prize of $5,000 to whomever can type the most words per minute.
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A lymphoma survivor investigates disease scamming — a growing trend of faking health tragedies to rake in donations.
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From 1992 to 2004, employees at restaurants across 32 states were conned into performing illegal strip-searches, among other sexual acts, by a phone caller who claimed to be “the police.”
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The legendary creature has come out of hiding and onto our screens thanks to an adventurous prankster with a love for the outdoors.
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Classic horror films and the 1980s collide at a Los Angeles museum exhibit called “Revenge of Slashback Video.”
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Despite what many might presume as their demise, there are still roughly 100,000 operational payphones in the United States today.
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Though they’ve long since been replaced by cell phones, beepers have more uses today than you might realize.
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Vapes are discreet, easy to use, and classier than a regular joint.
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Need somewhere to stash your pup while buying groceries? Brooklyn-based startup DogSpot is making that increasingly more possible with its rentable kennels.
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