Promoting her new Netflix limited series, you did not miss a Severance premiere. The post Britt Lower Is Out There first appeared on Go Fug Yourself. | Continue reading
The Apple TV horror comedy wrapped up its triumphant first season this week—and, like a certain cursed island, we’re already hungry for more. | Continue reading
A curated watchlist that is the next Martha's Vineyard and definitely not cursed The post What to Watch After Widow’s Bay appeared first on Reactor. | Continue reading
When three Amazon software engineers testified earlier this month at Seattle City Council hearings about data centers, they started their testimony by citing a city law barring employment discrimination over political speech. Now, they're accusing their employer of breaking that … | Continue reading
"The regulation should be lowered because we are seeing cardiovascular impacts." | Continue reading
Inspired by Ukraine, and Worried by China: Taiwan Teaches Its Citizens How to Fly Drones. “I may not be a soldier, but if [a China invasion] ever happened here, as a citizen, I’d like to have the ability to help in some way.” | Continue reading
Scientists found that chronic wasting disease may spread silently between species, revealing a hidden challenge in the fight against the fatal wildlife disease. Chronic wasting disease (CWD) is best known as a disease affecting deer, elk, and other cervid (hooved, plant-eating) a … | Continue reading
My morning miles went by more slowly; although I wasn’t worn out from a lot of running and walking yesterday, I did lug several concrete-block commentaries to and from Church House, and this morning was one of the warmest mornings of the year so far, and humid, so it felt much as … | Continue reading
GEMINI HOLE is shaping itself up to be Occurrence's most intriguing release to date, and great part of that feeling can be found overflowing in "Hope Fatigue". | Continue reading
I heard on the news today that monasteries here in Sweden are seeing increased interest from young people. They are curious about the monastery life and seeking answers to whether there's more to their own lives than what they currently experience. Why this trend? Who knows, but … | Continue reading
Google Earth has launched an online flight simulator, allowing home pilots to take to the virtual skies without downloading an app. subscribe to the Laughing Squid Newsletter The post Google Earth Launches an Online Flight Simulator was originally published on Laughing Squid. | Continue reading
That is enough to keep basics such as a fridge and laptop running during sunny hours. | Continue reading
Sycophant JD Vance took the stage in New York and managed to cram "anti-Semitic," "anti-Christian," and "anti-white" into one sentence, like a man speed-running the Republican grievance menu. "They've become anti-Semitic in the Democratic Party," Vance said. "They've become ant … | Continue reading
This is Lowpass by Janko Roettgers, a newsletter on the ever-evolving intersection of tech and entertainment, syndicated just for The Verge subscribers once a week. When Fox announced its acquisition of Roku earlier this week, executives of both companies were quick to promise th … | Continue reading
The Supreme Court on Thursday sent the case of a Texas man who is seeking to appeal one of the conditions that a federal judge imposed as part of his sentence back to a lower court. By a vote of 8-1, the justices held that one can appeal a supervised-release condition even where … | Continue reading
Live Science spoke with Kaveh Madani, the lead investigator of a United Nations report examining AI's environmental footprint, about this technology's staggering energy use and what users can do to limit their impact. | Continue reading
Forget the pet-shop fluffball on a squeaky wheel. Europe's wild hamsters are out in Vienna's graveyards stuffing their faces, throwing hands, and living like tiny cemetery goblins. Not a Biologist shares wildlife filmmaker Yaz Ellis' look at the surprisingly dramatic lives of wil … | Continue reading
Click here to go see the bonus panel!Hovertext:Kelly told me this one was too weird, so please make it popular so she has to roll her eyes.Today's News: | Continue reading
James Chang has built a project that upgrades the file-sharing stack on Apple’s long-discontinued Time Capsule hardware so that it will work on modern OS versions: This is a modern Samba setup that runs directly on the Time Capsule itself; macOS 27 can connect to the Time Caps … | Continue reading
The first global map of underground fungal networks reveals a hidden 68 quadrillion-mile superhighway that helps sustain life on Earth and store carbon in the soil. Beneath forests, grasslands, wetlands, and even many agricultural fields lies a vast underground fungal network tha … | Continue reading
Grandpa Pudding Brains' Lincoln Memorial Algae Farm may be ugly, expensive, and very funny, but Swimming Pool Steve says it is not especially mysterious. After two CNN appearances about the green water situation, Swimming Pool Steve posted a longer explanation of what he thinks h … | Continue reading
"I can steal my parents' milk and eggs whenever I want." | Continue reading
We probably all receive Anonymous comments. I get quite a few every week, and fortunately they are almost always positive, even kind. People are shown as Anonymous by WordPress if they have not logged on to their WordPress account, or if they are email-only followers with no blog … | Continue reading
The company is also opening a spa in downtown San Francisco, “with pools of golden light which softly scan your body.” | Continue reading
‘He sits at the table waiting to be served,’ writes a disgruntled dad of three. ‘When he finishes, he leaves the plate there for someone else to clear.’ Our advice columnist Abigail Shrier weighs in. | Continue reading
Norwegian sustainable aluminum purveyor Hydro erected a pavilion in the shape of the 90-year-old Iittala vase its commemorating | Continue reading
That amount could pay for climate and biodiversity financing targets with billions still to spare. | Continue reading
Researchers with Singapore-based Nipsea have created a new “ultra-black coating” that absorbs an average of 99.9% of all visible light wavelengths. | Continue reading
This stings, because the Container Store just went out of business! The post The Max Mara Resort Collection Looks Like It Was Shown in a Container Store first appeared on Go Fug Yourself. | Continue reading
TL;DR: ChatOn Premium is $99.99 for 5 years, giving you access to GPT, Claude, Gemini, Sonar, real-time web search with sources, image generation, cross-platform sync, and a dedicated mobile app for less than $2 per month. The AI arms race has created a weird new problem: everybo … | Continue reading
But where are its leaders? | Continue reading
From wise-cracking antiheroes to shapeshifting aliens to dystopian hellscapes... The post Five Anime for Fans of John Carpenter appeared first on Reactor. | Continue reading
For many Americans, relief may finally be arriving at the checkout line. | Continue reading
If you're reading this in the United States, though, we have some bad news. | Continue reading
The next wearable health metric you'll obsess over may be your brain's actual level of focus. | Continue reading
Poncle voiced its doubts mere hours after the collaboration's announcement. | Continue reading
Is Apple Intelligence really worth spiking iPhone and Mac prices? | Continue reading
"The microchip can also assist biologists in tracking the movements of snakes." | Continue reading
On designing finger-friendly interactions. (7,700 words. 38 playgrounds.) | Continue reading
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2026Mofo just can't stop: It was repeatedly said by the ancients: Once you've lost Brian Kilmeade, you've lost the Fox News Channel!Kilmeade is "co-host for life" of the weekday Fox & Friends program. In fairness, he has a good sense of humor. He has held tha … | Continue reading
Two expeditions, two spacewalks, 322 days in space. | Continue reading
Running out of color options for events in Google Calendar shouldn't be an issue going forward. The previous limit of 11 predefined colors has now been expanded to give users access to up to 200 custom colors for individual events across the native Calendar web and mobile apps, a … | Continue reading
Even if you aren’t going to be within the path of totality, you can still watch the solar eclipse as it happens with Scientific American | Continue reading
The weather hit at a particularly sensitive point in the season. | Continue reading
You don't have to be good at something to like it | Continue reading
From the sprawling Amazon to the lesser-known tropical forests, see if you can correctly rank these rainforests by their total area. | Continue reading
2026 is the year where social platform come to dominate news distribution – and video platforms in particular. What does that mean for traditional journalism businesses? | Continue reading
🤖 This post includes some LLM-derived content 🤖 Let's say that you're trying to determine what percentage of your work is using AI - for instance as part of a performance review - how would you go about doing that? I've written before about how I personal … | Continue reading