Why Should US-Based Businesses Care About the GDPR?
If you own a business that’s based in the US, the question you’re probably asking yourself is, “Do I actually need to understand the GDPR?”
Profile: Will Geisler, Archaeologist
Will Geisler doesn't look much like Indiana Jones. His study, on the other hand, looks like it could belong to Indie. His desk is piled high with old papers, faded maps, and leather-bound books.
7 Tips for Writing a Top-Ranking Listicle
People love listicles. You’ve almost certainly read a few yourself—and more likely, you’ve read dozens. In fact, you’re reading one now.
Python Tutorial: Adapting a Telegram Client for ChatWars
The other day, I found myself trying to code a client for the instant messaging program Telegram—in particular, for the multiplayer game ChatWars.
How to Choose the Right Brand Voice for Your Business
Your brand is the public face of your business, encompassing everything your consumers see. Your name, logo, marketing strategy, and product and service design all contribute to your brand.
How to Age Paper and Make Old Maps
Picture an old map. You know what I'm talking about—yellowed paper and tattered, crumbling edges, possibly with "Here There Be Dragons" scribbled in the margins.
Why Your Article Needs a Hook
A hook is a sentence that grabs the reader's attention, hooking them in like a fish on a line. Hooks are common in popular fiction, but are neglected by serious writers.
Electrical Accessory Product Descriptions
Three bite-sized product descriptions: a cooker switch, a wall outlet, and a weatherproof adaptable enclosure.
Candlestick Patterns in Action: The Shooting Star
As part of an ongoing series, we're going to look at some of the most common candlestick patterns as they evolve—advancing day-by-day as a trader would have seen at the time.
