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Reddit had fun watching a livestream of a Dutch roundabout but, of course, someone had to ruin it

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by on July 15, 2015 at 8:11 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Thousands of people are watching a livestream of a roundabout in a small Dutch village, because of a thread on Reddit. It got weird fast when people figured out the location and went there. The post about the webcam shot to the top of /r/videos yesterday, then Dutch redditors quickly started heading to the roundabout. Thousands of people were watching the livestream. At its peak last night, I saw about 4,000 concurrent viewers… on a stream of a roundabout. At first, it was just an innocent group of people waving at the stream. Naturally, it was quickly ruined by trolls typical of the site.…

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You can play classic C64 games on this Commodore smartphone

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by on July 15, 2015 at 8:06 am
Posted In: Around the Web, C64, Commodore, Mobile

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When I was a toddler, our home doubled as my parents’ fledgling ad agency and we had a Commodore 64. It was meant for work, but I managed to sneak in some gaming when no one was around. Naturally, I was intrigued to see a new product bearing the company’s branding. It originally went bankrupt in 1994. The PET — named after the company’s iconic desktop which was discontinued in 1982 — is an Android phablet with a custom ROM and emulators that allow you to play old C64 and Amiga games. More notably, it bears the Commodore logo on the…

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Bored with the Apple logo on your Macbook? Try these glowing stickers

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by on July 15, 2015 at 7:49 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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There are plenty of Macbook decals out there – Etsy and eBay are full of them – but few of them take advantage of the light behind the Apple logo. That’s where Tabtag comes in. The sticker company, which began as a Kickstarter campaign, and has just resurfaced after appearing on Product Hunt. It makes glowing stickers that use the logo as a light source. There’s a wide selection at $12 (€11) each – it costs $2 for shipping, free if you buy five – or, if you’re willing to stump up a little more cash, Tabtag will whip up a custom…

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