Chef Frank Proto provides some help for those of you looking at trying to nail classic Thanksgiving sides – including mashed potatoes, gravy, roasted potatoes, stuffing and biscuits.
[Epicurious via Laughing Squid]
How Removing One Bass Line Changed Prince’s Career
“In 1984, Prince had just finished recording his album Purple Rain when he was asked to record one final song. In one single session, Prince would record the biggest song of his career.”
Rating Every Outdoor Boys Meal
Max the Meat Guy tests out the outdoor recipes and cooking techniques of the wildly successful (and now retired) Outdoor Boys channel star, Luke Nichols.
It’s Not Just You – The iOS Keyboard is Broken
“Ever noticed you’re getting way more typos on iPhone lately? You’re not going crazy – it’s iOS.”
The Art of Stickered Laptops
Stickertop.art celebrates the art and culture of laptop personalization from around the world.
Upgrading Already Cool Gadgets
Jake Laser spent $40k on cool gadgets, then used his engineering skills to upgrade them to comic book levels.
[Jlaservideo via The Awesomer]
You’re More Stressed Than Ever – Let’s Change That
Kurzgesagt explores stress, its evolution, and if it’s possible to use it in a healthy way.
What It Takes To Be An Air Traffic Controller At The World’s Busiest Airport
I thought this video would be a great reminder of just how stressful and crazy the daily life of an Air Traffic Controller is after this terrifying report today about Air Traffic Controllers resigning due to the stress of what is now the longest government shutdown in US history:
“We didn’t see that in 2019,” Daniels went on. “We are 400 less controllers today than we were in the 2019 shutdown. And now they’ve been stretched so thin for so long, with so much going on, so much pressure on their backs, that they’re actually resigning from the profession.”
Airlines have cancelled over 700 flights (3% of flights) across 40 airports as of today, with cancellations expected to ramp up to 10% by next Friday.
Kehlani – Folded (Live on Jimmy Kimmel)
Kehlani continues her long-running string of live performances that somehow sound better than the recorded versions.