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Boom: Inside A British Bank-Bombing Spree, The Tesla P85D Has Something Called 'Insane Mode' And It's Scaring The Crap Out Of People, Put Down That Crap You Call Coffee, The Rise Of Dark Money And The Koch Party, Everyone's Stealing Jokes Online, Why Doesn't Anyone Care?, It's A Golden Age For Racing Tech In Our Driveways The Daily Digg Wednesday, January 28, 2015 CASH FLOW PROBLEM Boom: Inside A British Bank-Bombing Spree bloomberg.com No American ATM has ever been robbed with explosive gas. The same was true in Britain — until 2013. Now there have been more than 90. Inside the birth of a bomb spree. 0-60 IN 3 SECONDS The Tesla P85D Has Something Called 'Insane Mode' And It's Scaring The Crap Out Of People digg.com Hold onto your butts. COFFEE WE DIGG SPONSORED Put Down That Crap You Call Coffee moustachecoffeeclub.com Every day it seems like there's some crazy new kind of coffee we're supposed to be drinking that comes out of a monkey's anus or an elephant's snout or a kangaroo's pouch or something. Honestly, keeping up with coffee trends is exhausting. That's why we just have Moustache Coffee Club send us the best stuff out there, no hassle, no animal orifices. If you like coffee, you should try them for free. LIKE A COKE PARTY, SOUNDS EXPENSIVE The Rise Of Dark Money And The Koch Party nationaljournal.com It's time for 21st-century campaign finance reform: No limits, instant disclosure. FUNNY BUSINESS Everyone's Stealing Jokes Online, Why Doesn't Anyone Care? washingtonpost.com To paraphrase some guy or other, good content is shared, great content is stolen. In fact, you might say the surest sign of success with a joke online is that people are stealing it. SELL ON SUNDAY, WIN ON MONDAY It's A Golden Age For Racing Tech In Our Driveways arstechnica.com Why do car companies go racing? First and foremost, they do it for marketing. Whether that still holds true 50 years later in an age of far greater competition for our interest isn't clear, but today salesmanship certainly isn't the only reason to race. Get more stories on Digg.com → LIVING HISTORY A Holocaust survivor takes pictures inside a tent raised at the entrance of the Birkenau Nazi death camp in Oswiecim, Poland, Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2015, before the official remembrance ceremony. About 300 survivors gathered with leaders from around the world to remember the 1.1 million people killed at Auschwitz-Birkenau and the millions of others killed in the Holocaust. Credit: AP Photo/Czarek Sokolowski Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2015 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014