An article examining how punctuation shapes our reading experience, using Jane Austen's work as a case study. It reviews Florence Hazrat's book 'On the Mark,' which argues that punctuation history is human history, though the book makes some questionable claims, including linking Hebrew punctuation to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Ctrl+Alt+Delirium is a book exploring the chaotic, humorous stories behind major computing innovations and tech history, revealing how behind-the-scenes anecdotes and human elements shaped the industry beyond mere engineering specifications and strategic planning.
An open dataset of 823,323 flight fares across 49,726 city pairs collected daily since June 2026 provides historical price distributions by route and month, enabling travelers to assess whether current fares are good deals. Unlike search engine snapshots, this continuously updated dataset captures actual advertised prices over time, helping users identify cheap months and optimal booking periods.