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Welcome to "On the Net Today". Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, we bring you a handpicked selection of three valuable and interesting online resources to help you get the most out of the internet and optimize your browsing time.

Here are the three resources we've prepared for today:

• The 50 best recipes from NYT Cooking

• Waymo's driverless robotaxis now make over 100,000 trips per week in the U.S.

• IMDb, informative reference for movies, series, and television

The 50 best recipes from NYT Cooking

Cooking, the recipe service offered by The New York Times, has just turned 10 years old, and has chosen to celebrate it with the publication of "Our Greatest Hits", a special feature with a selection of the 50 most successful recipes offered during this decade.

Here's the link, courtesy of Tendenci@s, to access the special feature. For this week, until next Tuesday, you can access all the recipes included in it for free.

• Our Greatest Hits

Users can indicate for each recipe if they have already prepared it or wish to do so, and share it with their family and friends.

NYT Cooking, available on the web and as an app, has established itself as one of the main international references in the culinary world and as an essential element of the New York newspaper's digital subscription. Over the past year, more than 100 million people visited the NYT Cooking website or app at some point.

In addition to the mentioned special feature, Cooking is celebrating its tenth anniversary with two other actions:

• NYT subscribers can share as many recipes as they want during this month of September for their family and friends to access them for free.

• A new newsletter, “Dinner Tonight”, has been launched, recommending simple dinner recipes.  

Links:

• NYT Cooking

• Our Greatest Hits – NYT Cooking

• New York Times Cooking Celebrates 10 Years with New Newsletter and Interactive Recipe Collection - Press Release from The New York Times Company

  This September marks a decade of kitchen excellence with New York Times Cooking! We’re celebrating with exciting new features, recipes and more.

Waymo's driverless robotaxis now make over 100,000 trips per week in the U.S.

Waymo, one of the companies offering transportation services with driverless cars, also known as robotaxis, now provides more than 100,000 trips each week across San Francisco, Phoenix, and Los Angeles. And soon, Uber users in Austin and Atlanta will have the opportunity to enjoy the game-changing experience.

Waymo One is the name of the fully autonomous ride-hailing service provided by Waymo in these cities. Travelers can use the Waymo One app to book a ride at any time of the day.

How do these cars work? Waymo's website explains in detail the Waymo Driver technology used in their vehicles. The page includes this explanatory video:

Waymo's cars have accumulated more than 20 million miles of experience driving on the streets.

Links:

• Waymo

• Waymo Driver technology

IMDb, informative reference for movies, series, and television

IMDb is one of the great online references for the entertainment world. This website and app, owned by Amazon, offers extensive information about movies, television programs, and celebrities. It is designed to help fans "discover and decide what to watch and where to watch it". Its name is an abbreviation for Internet Movie Database.

Among the many contents and services we can find on IMDb are the following:

• Top 250 rated movies and series

• Most popular movies and series

• Movie release calendar

• Information on TV series and streaming platforms

• Industry awards and events

• Highest-grossing movies

• Ranking of entertainment world celebrities

Additionally, IMDb is also a reference for entertainment industry professionals with products such as IMDbPro - a professional network and resource center specifically designed for industry professionals - and the box office revenue information and analysis service Box Office Mojo.

Link:

• IMDb

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