Beef is never not delicious, but certain cuts of beef are even more delicious than other parts of meat. Why is that? Because the cow is a pretty big animal and different parts of it can be fattier or leaner than the other. This infographic from Visual.ly breaks down where which kind of beef cut comes from. If you were ever curious to see where the chuck is from or where the sirloin lies, you never have to wonder again. Read More >>
Featured comment by Jules62:
"That's an American map: it has far fewer cuts than, say, a French or Italian butchers' guide.
What can I say: clearly US butchers are lazy..." More »
You already use knives to cook but do you really know how to use knives to, like, really cook? There's a difference! Learning some basic knife skills and types of knives to use could make your life a lot easier in the kitchen. Shannon Lattin made an infographic about the chef's guide to knives to get you started. Read More >>
Apple vs. Samsung. Who will win? It's the great question of our age. "Who is John Galt?" Pfft. "Where's Wally?" Who cares. If you can't wait for a verdict any longer, this handy infographic from The Joy of Tech can help, help you feel like you have the slightest idea of what's going on anyway. Read More >>
One of the thing that makes Iron Man so darned appealing is that he's just a guy. A brilliant and terrifically fit guy with giant piles of money, sure, but still! We could have that gig that if we were properly funded. In fact, here's how much we'd need to make our Iron Man dreams a reality. Read More >>
Featured comment by Glenbot3000:
"pfft. all you'd need is a modified Kinect and a transparent screen. we probably couldn't engineer something quite as quick and smooth as in the movies..." More »
In 1972, The Limits to Growth modeled the effects of unlimited human expansion on the planet's finite resources. Now, 30 years later, the predicted models are still a near match with reality. Read More >>
Nerd Facebook Google+ has added another collection of decent features to its web interface, now showing "What's Hot" on the network and building "Ripples" infographics to show how posts have been shared with other users. Read More >>