2016 Has Never Looked Better

This year, our annual retrospective is about you. It's about the things you read and watched and shared. This is a celebration of you going to this humble website and clicking on the links.

Digg Editions Morning · Mon, Dec 12

WE STILL EXIST 2016: The Year In Digg digg.com This year, our annual retrospective is about you. It's about the things you read and watched and shared. This is a celebration of you going to this humble website and clicking on the links. EXTENSIONS WE DIGG | SPONSORED Save Money While You're Last-Minute Shopping On Amazon wikibuy.com Wikibuy is a chrome extension that automatically finds the lowest price, best coupon or cash back offer for whatever you're shopping for — on Amazon and a ton of other major sites. It's a free tool, so there's literally no reason not to get it. NO PUFF PIECE FILLED UP WITH DOUGH How The Twinkie Made The Superrich Even Richer nytimes.com Maybe you were excited for the Twinkie comeback in 2013, but private equity firms got the sweetest treat out of the deal. 'I WON'T LET ANYONE JOKE ABOUT THE DONOR' An Interview With America's First Penis Transplant Recipient bostonmagazine.com The pioneering surgery, performed at Massachusetts General Hospital in May, lasted for 15 hours and has since been heralded as a major medical breakthrough. Talking with him at his home in Halifax, one thing becomes remarkably clear: Manning is not shy about anything. WE MAKE OUR OWN LUCK People Are Dying Younger Because America Keeps Failing The Bad-Break Test nymag.com In the richest country in the world, it shouldn't be the case that one bad break can trigger a downward spiral to death. THIS SECTION ROCKS VIDEO: Rock Beats Scissors, Just Like How The 2008 Rock Paper Scissors Championship Beats Every Other Sport VIDEO: The First Trailer For 'The Fate Of The Furious' Seriously Raises The Stakes VIDEO: A 'Baywatch' Reboot Starring Dwayne Johnson Is Coming THE BRITISH ARE GOING ELLO GOV'NOR Scenes From A 1970 Trip To London flashbak.com When Bowie had long, luscious locks of hair. Before the reign of The Iron Lady. When The Doctor was Jon Pertwee. Etcetera. BEER-SWILLING BRITS The Beards, Beer And Street Dancing Of Santacon London vice.com 'Tis the season of Santacon bar crawls. Love them or hate them (or begrudgingly tolerate them), a mob of red-suited merrymakers crowding the streets is a sight to see. COULDN'T TALK THEMSELVES OUT OF IT How Britain Talked Brexit buzzfeed.com Groundbreaking analysis shows immigration, not sovereignty or the NHS, dominated the conversation — and making British judges responsible for British law was a key theme for Leave supporters. VIDEO OF THE DAY WELL, SHIT We're Pretty Sure This Skier Triggered An Avalanche digg.com Damn dude. You got lucky. Congrats on not dying. IN THE NEWS What You Need To Know About Trump's Presumptive Secretary Of State Rex Tillerson Beijing 'Seriously Concerned' After Trump Questions 'One China' Policy New 17.5-Hour Flight From Australia To London Will Be The Longest In The World Twitter Reinstates White Nationalist Leader Richard Spencer It's Monday. Good news for big fans of Tuesday. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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Humans V. Animals

Australian Man Punches A Kangaroo To Protect His Dog, This Robotic Pen Is So Satisfying We Could Watch It Draw Forever, Your New Favorite Polo Is Just $29, Merciless Football Dog Lays A Perfect Blind Side Hit On Kid, Forces A Fumble, A Perfectly Designed 86 Square Foot Paris Apartment, Is This The Best Email You've Read All Week? You Could Be Getting One Every Day This Week's Top Videos Sunday, December 11, 2016 NEXT UP: KNIFEY-SPOONEY Australian Man Punches A Kangaroo To Protect His Dog digg.com One-hundred percent as-advertised. Man sees kangaroo harassing dog. Man runs up to kangaroo. Man punches kangaroo. Fin. THE WRITE STUFF This Robotic Pen Is So Satisfying We Could Watch It Draw Forever digg.com Remember when you thought to yourself "who needs cursive?" and gave up on practicing your handwriting? It's a good thing you did that, but this robot is making those skills obsolete. SHIRTS WE DIGG SPONSORED Your New Favorite Polo Is Just $29 linksoul.com We're all for using Dad's hand-me-down clubs, but his out dated polos? Pass. Luckily, Linksoul is breathing new life into golf apparel. Their signature polo is seriously comfortable and currently $29. Just in time for the holidays. AND HE RECOVERED, WHAT A CHAMP Merciless Football Dog Lays A Perfect Blind Side Hit On Kid, Forces A Fumble digg.com This video answers the hypothetical: What if Air Bud gave up being a Golden Receiver and took his talents to the defensive side of the ball, where he could throw down brutal blind-side hits on hapless kids? If he did, he'd be Stanley the Great Pyrenees. LE PETIT APPARTEMENT A Perfectly Designed 86 Square Foot Paris Apartment digg.com When you only have a tiny sliver of space to work with, it's important to make every inch count. VIDEOS WE DIGG FOR USERS WE DIGG Is This The Best Email You've Read All Week? You Could Be Getting One Every Day digg.com Sign up for our video newsletter to have the best gadget demos, short films, how-tos and viral videos delivered to you every weekday. Get more stories on Digg.com *BANGS HEAD TO GUNFIRE* "Bohemian Rhapsody" acted out literally makes for an awesomely gritty crime thriller. Credit: Corridor Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2016 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge Street, 2nd Floor, NY, NY 10002

The Future Is Always Here

​The future's a slippery fish. We spend so much time trying to second-guess it and pin it down before it bites us that it's typically here before we're ready. But sometimes we're just not looking in the right place.

Digg Editions Morning · Sat, Dec 10

DIGG + BBC FUTURE The Future Is Always Here digg.com ​The future's a slippery fish. We spend so much time trying to second-guess it and pin it down before it bites us that it's typically here before we're ready. But sometimes we're just not looking in the right place. PEOPLE SHIVER ME TIMBERS! The First Pirate Politician in Power bbc.com Birgitta Jonsdottir is leader of Iceland's Pirate Party, which has just been asked to form a government. BBC Future Now met her to see what the activist-turned-politician has planned IT'S A LOT OF PEOPLE How We Became More Than 7 Billion digg.com Humanity's population explosion, visualized. EAT YOU HEART OUT, OCULUS The Man Who Invented VR Goggles 50 Years Too Soon spectrum.ieee.org Hugo Gernsback believed millions yearned for his 3D TV eyeglasses. SHIRTS WE DIGG | SPONSORED Your New Favorite Polo Is Just $29 linksoul.com We're all for using Dad's hand-me-down clubs, but his out dated polos? Pass. Luckily, Linksoul is breathing new life into golf apparel. Their signature polo is seriously comfortable and currently $29. Just in time for the holidays. PLACES PRECIOUS THINGS The Gold Mine At The End Of The World bbc.com Photographer Elena Chernyshova spent 10 days at the Kupol gold mine in northeast Russia to see the extremes workers endure to feed our demand for precious metals SHHHHH Can America's Quietest Town Be Saved? bbc.com There's a town in West Virginia where there are tight restrictions on mobile signal, wifi and other parts of what most of us know as simply: modern life. It means Green Bank is a place unlike anywhere else in the world. But that could be set to change THE STUFF THAT MATTERS Six Maps That Reveal America's Vast Infrastructure washingtonpost.com A look at the United States's bridges, electrical grid, pipelines, railroads, airports and waterways THINGS NETWORK FAILURE The Forgotten Soviet Internet bbc.com Long before the World Wide Web, the Soviets tried to save the USSR with a computer network. Why did their project never make it? TIMELY QUESTION ALERT What Is Information? digg.com Information is on our phones and in our DNA sequence, but what is it exactly? Is it something subjective or a real quantity? 21ST CENTURY WITCHHUNTS Why Schadenfreude Goes Viral lrb.co.uk The cold, cruel mind of the internet troll is the toxic product of human nature and our increasingly cynical culture. The future is already here, but you still have the rest of the weekend ahead of you. Please enjoy it! View the Edition at Digg.com »

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