Africa's tallest peak is already a massive tourist attraction. Now the Tanzanian mountain will be even more easily Instagram-able, and also maybe safer.
from the Washington Post. And there are plans to extend it to the very tippy top: Uhuru Peak at 12,291 feet , as Nnauye indicated in both his speech and tweet.
You may not be allowed to paint your dorm room walls when you get back to school, but no one can stop you from painting them with light! Govee has a ton of different RGB smart lights on sale just for the occasion as the first week of school approaches.It’s easy to dunk on the idea of bringing internet to remote, alpine locations. There’s a romantic, emotional argument to be made that something intangible is lost when wi-fi reaches previously off-the-grid spots.
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