The Cheese Is A Lie

The Daily Digg Friday, January 30, 2015 DIG(G)ITAL CORPORATE NUDITY Digg By The Numbers, 2015 Edition medium.com At the start of a new year, it’s tech company tradition/neurosis to do a swan dive into the previous year’s data in search of sunken treasures  —  patterns or insights that escaped notice in the daily rush of site metrics and KPI reports. I’ve been doing that over the past week, and thought it might be interesting to lift Digg’s hood and show some of our internal numbers from 2014. A BRONX BETRAYAL Why Is Calvin Buari Still In Prison For A Murder Someone Else Confessed To? buzzfeed.com Calvin Buari’s former crew put him in prison. Prosecutors and detectives made sure he stayed there. NOT ALL RAMEN Where The Lady Ramen Shops At? luckypeach.com In Japan, things are advertised specifically for women — it’s still considered okay. THE CHEESE IS A LIE There's No Such Thing As Nacho Cheese bloomberg.com Few things in this world should be taken for granted, including a particular fluorescent orange food called nacho cheese. Here's the truth: There’s no such thing. ACTUALLY... How To Be The Smartest Person At Your Super Bowl Party digg.com Take these fun, insightful and interesting facts about Super Bowl XLIX (that’s 49, for those of you who struggle with Roman numerals) and pawn them off as your own to wow your friends, new and old. Who doesn’t love fun facts? No one, that’s who! THE SILK ROAD MOVIE IS GOING TO BE GREAT The Silk Road Boss Allegedly Encouraged The Hells Angels To Kill A Blackmailer motherboard.vice.com ​The trial of alleged Silk Road mastermind Ross Ulbricht took a dark turn on Thursday, as prosecutors introduced for the first time evidence of the violence the defendant was allegedly willing to use to protect his internet empire. Get more stories on Digg.com → A FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN A man wearing a Spider-Man costume walks outside the central market of Lima, Peru, Thursday, Jan. 29, 2015. The man disguised as a comic strip hero is a street vendor who sells toys, such as rubber balls. Credit: AP Photo/Esteban Felix