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Inner Vision for the Weekend of October 21, 2016

Inner Vision is a weekly digest connecting the dots between great everyday objects and the cultures and techniques behind living well with them. Here, we move beyond recommendations and ratings, because just as important as knowing what to buy is knowing what’s possible using the products you’ve purchased.

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A Bitter Truth: Bittering agents concocted from barks, leaves, berries, flowers, or other plant matter are essential elements for mixing a well-balanced cocktail, imparting complex flavors by only the dropful. Or as Mark Bitterman of Bitterman’s Field Guide Read More

Source:: The Wire Cutter

Dear Wirecutter: What’s the Best “Dumb” TV Without Smart Features?

Q: What is the best “dumb” TV? And can I save money by buying a TV without smart features if they aren’t important to me?

Our pick

The best LCD TV

Vizio P65-C1
The Vizio P65-C1 offers the best overall picture among LCDs, with great contrast ratios, superb local dimming, wide color gamut, and high dynamic range support, plus Google Cast integration.

$2,000

from Best Buy

A: This is a question we get a lot, and the answer is that there isn’t a best “dumb” TV. A few years ago you could easily get a high-end TV that didn’t have any smart-TV features, but nowadays only low-end Read More

Source:: The Wire Cutter

These Are Some Cool Ass Parkour Bike Tricks

Why bike regularly when you can bike while running sideways on a wall, or move forward while handstanding on the handlebars in the opposite direction? Heck, Tim Knoll, the biker in the video, is so good at busting bike tricks that don’t involve the act of pedaling that he can even launch off the bike directly onto a skateboard. Here’s his collection of wild parkour bike tricks as he tours through Barcelona…. Read More

Source:: Gizmodo

Fiat Chrysler issues two recalls for Jeep, Ram and Dodge vehicles – Roadshow

Approximately 300,000 vehicles are covered under these two unrelated recalls. Read More

Source:: CNET

Bullies and Trolls Chased Away Twitter’s Potential Buyers: Report

“Don’t feed the trolls” used to be an internet saying, but now it’s a business strategy. Twitter lost bids from two potential acquirers because of the site’s reputation for allowing bullying, trolling, racism, sexism and other forms of lewd communication, according to a … Read More

Source:: Gizmodo