When Germany surrendered, Easy Company made its way up to Adolf Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest, “where Ed managed to acquire a few bottles of cognac, a label indicating they were ‘for the Fuhrer’s use only,’” per the obituary. “Later, he would use the cognac to toast his oldest son’s Bar Mitzvah,” it said.

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My name is Giovanni Giorgio

But you can call me Jojo.

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Google Maps - NES

From April Fools 2012 to a prototype cartridge in 2021.

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Extract Vocal And Instrumental Tracks From Any Audio

Check the quality for yourself

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Magnus Carlsen Just Randomly Recognizing Classic Games Of Chess

Sometimes before they are even set up

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Tube Vs Parkour

Some guys in london getting off the train at one station and racing to get back on it at the next station which i thought was really cool

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Alan Rickman - "Galaxy Quest" - "Alexander Dane/Dr. Lazarus"

I don't know what to say, I was touched. Give it any title you think right, I cannot, not so soon after watching this.

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A Night At The Museum : WinAmp Edition

A virtually endless collection of our beloved WinAmp skins from yesteryear.

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Stan Lee explaining the f-bomb

I wish there was a category for legends he would fit in there.

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1939 Demonstration Of The VODER

Considered the first electrical speech synthesizer, VODER (Voice Operation DEmonstratoR) was developed by Homer Dudley at Bell Labs and demonstrated at both the 1939 New York World's Fair and the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition. Difficult to use and difficult to operate, VODER nonetheless paved the way for future machine-generated speech.