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🪐 Cool news: A UK company made a watch inspired by the Apollo lunar missions. 🚀 The DSKY Moonwatch looks like the computer astronauts used to control the spacecraft. It has a keyboard, calculator, and GPS. 💰 It costs £659 (~$800), similar to an

It’s never been a better time to raise capital for your ideas “Founders are lucky to be alive right now. It used to be hard to get funding, but what most people don’t realize is that we now have at least 32,000 VCs.”

Stack Overflow used to be the place where programmers went for answers. But looking at this chart, it’s clear those days are behind now. Feels like the end of an era

Concerning : Actually I ordered a Fossil Watch from My*tra and it costed me around ₹15,000. After receiving it I realised the watch is a bit used then I initiated a return selecting "I received a defected watch" . The delivery guy came and out of no

Is Whatsapp getting too cluttered? It used to be simple. Now businesses spam it, too many features too confusing and idk why but it doesn’t feel the same.

Initially, it felt like whatever happens in the market could be handled, but now what's happening is unbearable to watch. It feels nostalgic, like I'm reminded of the old days.

good decision but it is user's responsibility now to select the deserving good ideas, rather than those spammers with a copy pasted idea as shit becoming winners but decreasing the top 1,2,3 prize money was bad move

I think Shark Tank S4 is struggling, I used to watch previous seasons episodes everyday live but have barely watched this season, does anyone feel the same?

Previous generations used to work in pvt ltd company, public limited company. Current generations working called start up one of difference is previous generations used to work on type writers now on laptop. Pc app Previous generations business

linkedIn used to be about jobs, work, and real updates. Now it’s just Facebook in a suit. everyone’s “thrilled to announce” something everyone’s “blessed and humbled” everyone’s turning their dog walk into a leadership lesson. and the wild part? i