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Photo illustration by The Verge / Photo by Logitech The new head of Logitech discusses the company’s return to growth and plans to reduce its carbon footprint by half. Continue reading…

Image: Dinosaur Polo Club Canceled video games are typically shrouded in secrecy, the kind of thing we only learn about via leaks well after the fact. But Dinosaur Polo Club, the indie studio behind the minimalist strategy games Mini Metro and Mini Motorways, has revealed a recently canceled project in a refreshing bout of transparency. The game was codenamed Magic School, and it was an attempt for the studio to branch out from the clean, streamlined experiences it has become known for. The problem? As the concept grew in scope, it became clear to the studio that a much bigger team would be needed, which led them to abandon it. You can get a sense of what it would’ve been like in the footage above as well as from the concept images in the gallery below. (There’s... Continue reading…

Italy's Via Appia Antica, or Appian Way, the earliest and most significant road built by the ancient Romans, has been accepted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This designation elevates Italy’s status to having the most UNESCO heritage sites globally. Known as the Regina Viarum, or Queen of Roads, the Appian Way connected Rome with the port of Brindisi in the south, marking a revolution in road construction and strategic military infrastructure. Appius Claudius Caecus’s Queen of Roads The first section of this historic highway was constructed in 312 BC by the Roman statesman Appius Claudius Caecus, explains The Guardian. It served as a crucial military corridor, connecting Rome to the distant regions of the Roman Empire. Before its construction, the only roads outside ancient Rome were Etruscan and primarily directed towards Etruria, a region in central Italy. “It was originally conceived as a strategic road for military conquest, advancing towards the East and Asia Minor,” UNESCO said according to the Guardian report. “The Via Appia later enabled the cities it connected to grow and new settlements emerged, facilitating agricultural production and trade.” Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesEuropeRead Later 

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