Dollar Vans: Inside NYC's Huge, Hidden Transit Network and 10 More

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Dollar Vans: Inside NYC's Huge, Hidden Transit Network Commuter vans aren't quite buses or taxis. For two bucks, though, they can get you across Brooklyn. This Wax Should Stop Your Glasses Slipping A Tennessee man created Nerdwax, an all-natural and organic beeswax blend that keeps users' glasses from sliding down the bridge of their nose. French Employees Encouraged to Shut Off Email After 6 p.m. Employers' federations and two unions in France signed a labor agreement that encourages some staff to turn off their phones after work. You Thought 4K TV Looked Real? This One Goes to 8K Japanese public broadcaster NHK made a splash with its demonstration of 8K, double the resolution of 4K television we'd believed to be the next thing. The Programmer Behind Heartbleed Speaks Out: It Was an Accident Programmer Robin Seggelmann says he wrote the code for the part of OpenSSL that led to Heartbleed. But it was an accident. Fundbox Looks to Streamline the $74 Trillion B2B Invoice Market Fundbox, a startup aimed at streamlining the cash flow between businesses, has raised $17.5 million in Series A funding round. Investor Appetite Grows for Food Delivery Startups Investors are salivating over food delivery startups, at least judging from a series of funding announcements in recent weeks. Munchery, a startup that provides same-day deliver... How Brands Are Using Twitter's Redesigned Profile Pages Twitter's new profile pages have been out for two days. So far 13% of the top 100 brands have switched over. Google Glass Available to Anyone — for One Day Only Google announced a plan to expand its Explorer program in a special one-day promotion that will allow anyone in the US to purchase Google Glass. Ohio Police Chief's Letter to Facebook Trolls Will Save Us All An Ohio police chief has a message for Facebook trolls: Grow up. Brimfield Police Chief David Oliver was saddened to see a typical stream of "insults and innuendos" that followe... Papyrus Mentioning Jesus's Wife Is Likely Ancient and Not Fake, Scientists Say A papyrus fragment that mentions Jesus's wife is likely ancient, probably dating between sixth and ninth century, latest research has shown. Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064