Peter Parker will get one heck of a surprise in this week's All-New Venom. | Continue reading
Celebrity jet tracking just got much more difficult. | Continue reading
My kids had their spring break last week, and Amanda and I had decided to travel somewhere with the family while they were off from school. Although we had wanted to do a trip, we hadn’t made a decision regarding where we were going to go until a few weeks ago. The destination wa … | Continue reading
Principal sound designer Daniele Galante broke down the uses and challenges of producing binaural audio, and how it elevated the sequel's most intense moments. | Continue reading
World will distribute money to developers who build "mini apps" that require users verify their humanness. | Continue reading
Also...this is....a real...experience. The post God Bless Heidi Klum For Respecting Our Need for Content first appeared on Go Fug Yourself. | Continue reading
It’s been a busy three years since IEEE Women in Engineering celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2022. WIE facilitates the recruitment and retention of women in technical disciplines around the world. It also works to inspire girls to pursue an engineering career. There are studen … | Continue reading
If you ever wander into the Jeseniky mountain range in the Czech Republic, you might be greeted with a mountain that is missing its top. Built with concrete shipped all the way from Albania to withstand the extreme temperatures and located on one of the tallest mountains in the h … | Continue reading
Transmentation | Transience offers a sweeping multiverse of adventure and intrigue, courtesy of five authors from the Many Worlds Collective. The post What Laws Govern The Multiverse?—Darkly Lem’s Transmentation | Transience appeared first on Reactor. | Continue reading
The cells' DNA has exciting implications for conservationists. Scientists make astonishing find inside animal droppings at unusual facility: 'It's feeling very positive' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Scientists at CNIC have identified a specialized group of neutrophils in the skin that produce extracellular matrix. This activity helps reinforce the skin’s barrier and enhances its ability to defend against infection. A team at the Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Cardiovascu … | Continue reading
The post Canada Proud is dominating Facebook ahead of the election appeared first on The Logic. | Continue reading
My Facebook post from five years ago (i.e., near the beginning of the Maskachusetts coronapanic lockdowns), featuring the snow globe collection at KPVC: | Continue reading
Health insurance CEO Mark Sanders was fired after revelations that his company, Superior HealthPlan, used private investigators to dig up dirt on customers, journalists and politicians. The dismissal came just days after Sanders testified before the Texas House Committee on the D … | Continue reading
Laurence Brown of Lost in the Pond took a look at the unique stretches of land that are know as panhandles in the United States. | Continue reading
Remember Billy McFarland, the fraudster who brought us the original Fyre Festival where rich kids ended up sleeping in FEMA tents and eating sad cheese sandwiches? Well, Billy's back with Fyre 2.0, and it's already a spectacular sh**show! First up, the festival's supposed paradis … | Continue reading
X-Arcade’s Arcade2TV-XR may work as a fighting stick for PC or console, or it can save you from clogging your living room with cabinets. | Continue reading
Matt Ridley at Literary Hub: In all animals mating is a deal: one sex donates a few million sperm, the other a handful of eggs, the merger between which—unless a predator intervenes—will result in a brood of young. Win-win for the parents, genetically speaking. But there are few … | Continue reading
Isar Aerospace, the company behind the rocket, is still heralding the launch as a success due to the data it provided | Continue reading
'Death Stranding' is bigger than ever, having hit a huge player milestone just months before 'Death Stranding 2' arrives on PlayStation 5. | Continue reading
Apple has released iOS 18.4, and one of the biggest features is priority notifications, which use Apple Intelligence to highlight “important notifications that may require your immediate attention,” according to Apple’s patch notes. The priority notifications will appear at the t … | Continue reading
You can’t understand policymaking without ideology. And you can’t understand the Trump White House without understanding this burgeoning movement. | Continue reading
Pedro Pascal and Ben Mendelsohn star in the '80s-set creation from Captain Marvel's Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck. | Continue reading
Buying votes has essentially become legal in the United States. | Continue reading
This week’s exes chat gives new meaning to “chew the fat.” The post Yellowjackets’ Idea of “A Normal, Boring Life” Involves Cannibalism Ultimatums appeared first on Reactor. | Continue reading
"I didn't get any notice." Homeowner flummoxed after HOA orders sudden landscaping removal without warning: 'It's simple vandalism' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
The Bigme B7 e-notebook might be the most powerful in the world. The post Bigme B7 e-Note Runs the Latest Android 15 OS, Priced $219 first appeared on Good e-Reader. | Continue reading
In 1996, I took my very first trip to the state of Hawaii, where I spent 5 days in Oahu to attend a wedding with my then-girlfriend (now spouse). As a kid growing up in Southern California, I remember the rich kids went to Hawaii for xmas vacations but I | Continue reading
Requiring "double consent" for user tracking is too much, French agency says. | Continue reading
Went for a ramble in the countryside and felt Persephone’s return. | Continue reading
A fellow billionaire also points out that Elon Musk's theories about paid protestors are more easily explained by people simply not liking Elon Musk. In a massive act of projection, after taking to Wisconsin to buy votes in a totally non-illegal manner, Elon Musk claims that volu … | Continue reading
Did you want to see how fast your ancient computer was? Because now you can! | Continue reading
Following months of testing, Plex has started to roll out its redesigned mobile app to Android and iOS devices, and it will arrive to everyone within the next week. The new app comes with an updated navigation system that should make it easier to access different parts of the app … | Continue reading
Like many oddball ideas, the JackRabbit micro ebike began as a crowdfunding project in 2018. The cross between a compact bike and scooter has been growing in power and size ever since, with the new Pro models being the most beastly yet. Continue Reading Category: Urban Transport, … | Continue reading
Researchers at Osaka University have revealed a link between the equations describing strain caused by atomic dislocations in crystalline materials and a well-established formula from electromagnetism, an insight that could advance research in condensed matter physics. A fundamen … | Continue reading
We all know that military technology eventually trickles down to the consumer sector. GPS, microwaves, the internet, digital photography, and even duct tape all began with defense applications.One of these that's often overlooked is cargo pants. A British invention from 1938, the … | Continue reading
Hackers are utilizing the WordPress mu-plugins ("Must-Use Plugins") directory to stealthily run malicious code on every page while evading detection. [...] | Continue reading
Photo credits: Rafael Maggion / Unsplash The European Commission is encouraging more member states to channel funding for clean technologies through EU instruments such as the European Hydrogen Bank. The idea is that governments should use auction and granting mechanisms establis … | Continue reading
BMW has been making M5s for 40 years, but the latest one has lost its way somewhat. | Continue reading
A powerful X1.1-class solar flare was released by the sun on March 28, resulting in radio blackouts across North and South America | Continue reading
Atlantic reporter Saahil Desai decided to cruise around our nation's capital by piloting Elon Musk's geometric nightmare truck around town just to see what would happen. He says he managed to rack up 17 middle fingers, countless "motherf*****s" (en español también!), — Read the r … | Continue reading
Hacks! Poker Face! Something they're calling "The Amy Sherman-Palladino Multiverse!" The post There Were Many Paleyfests This Weekend first appeared on Go Fug Yourself. | Continue reading
MindNode introduces new Automatic Layout feature, Capacities calendar integration is here, great software design looks underwhelming, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
“Criminally underrated.” “One of the best animated series I ever watched.” “Legitimately one of the best sci-fi shows of the past decade.” These are some of the comments you’ll run into when you search reviews for Pantheon, an animated series about a world in which shadowy tech f … | Continue reading
Maddie hated the moment when she came home from school and woke her computer. There was a time when she had loved the bulky old laptop whose keys had been worn down over the years until what was left of the lettering appeared like glyphs, a hand-me-down from her father that she h … | Continue reading
"Love that place." Off-grid homeowner transforms rooftop solar panels with bold renovation: 'Looks awesome' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Eiji Tsuburaya, the father of tokusatsu (Japanese special effects), is known around the world as the creator of Godzilla, but another franchise of his design remains just as popular in Japan. Ultraman, which began in 1966 with an Outer Limits-like anthology titled Ultra Q, is a s … | Continue reading
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