The Quest For Breakfast Perfection

What Were People Saying About YouTube Before It Hit The Big Time?, What Is Boredom And Where Does It Come From?, Amplify Your Workout — With Your Pants, Kim Davis Is Free And Other Deep Toots Of The Week, The Numbers Game Behind Spotify Cover Songs, In The Lab With Ultimate Food Nerd J. Kenji López-Alt The Daily Digg Wednesday, September 9, 2015 BROWSER HISTORY What Were People Saying About YouTube Before It Hit The Big Time? digg.com Flickr for videos. The next big thing. Destined to die at the hands of copyright lawsuits. YouTube rules the web these days, but what were people saying back in 2005 before it ascended to the throne? THE DESIRE FOR DESIRES What Is Boredom And Where Does It Come From? inverse.com You take it for granted and the Internet capitalizes on it, but it's a unique psychological phenomenon. THREADS WE DIGG SPONSORED Amplify Your Workout — With Your Pants igg.me Designed by an Olympian and a med student, Physiclo apparel combines physics and kinesiology into clothing to help you get fit faster. With special built-in resistance panels, these fitness pants amplify your normal workout, burning more calories and toning your muscles faster. WHAT WE'RE READING IN POLITICS THIS WEEK Kim Davis Is Free And Other Deep Toots Of The Week digg.com Welcome to "The Enthusiasm Gap," a weekly digest that aims to bridge the gap between interest and enthusiasm in politics by bringing you the best political and electoral writing of the week.​​​ SOUNDS LIKE A HIT The Numbers Game Behind Spotify Cover Songs theverge.com Who's behind all those cover tracks filling up your Spotify search results? A REAL EGGHEAD In The Lab With Ultimate Food Nerd J. Kenji López-Alt digg.com He has boiled hundreds of eggs in the quest for breakfast perfection. He has expended hundreds of words on the divisive subject of mashed potatoes. And he is the only one who cares enough to test absolutely every possible shape of pan you could ever cook with. In this episode of Gastropod, we interview the ultimate food nerd: J. Kenji López-Alt. Get more stories on Digg.com → #NOFILTER A sandstorm shrouds the capital city of Beirut, Lebanon, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015. The unseasonal sandstorm hit Lebanon and Syria, reducing visibility and sending dozens to hospitals with breathing difficulties because of the fine dust. Credit: AP Photo/Hussein Malla Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2015 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014