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Dana Stevens in Slate: What does it mean for a television show to be cinematic? It certainly doesn’t have to mean that the series in question is about the movie business, though that happens to be the case with The Studio, the new Apple TV+ comedy starring Seth Rogen and co-creat … | Continue reading
Gray sky with a smudge of sun, as bright as the half-out forsythia against the woods. A woodpecker and his echo. The rumble of freight. | Continue reading
Robots could be part of the solution to tackling our growing pollution crisis. 5 impressive robots that are cleaning up our planet's trash problem first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Manifesto Part 7: Empower Each Other | Continue reading
Bryan Walsh in Vox: I was an English major in college, and my favorite poet was the first-generation Romantic William Wordsworth. For one thing, there’s the name, the best example of nominative determinism in the annals of English literature. But what I most love about Wordsworth … | Continue reading
This is a view from a hotel window, but not an official View From a Hotel Window post, because it’s morning and I’m leaving this hotel soon. Nevertheless, I had a lovely time in Dallas and I wanted to commemorate it. Tonight I’m in the Boston area, doing an event for Brookline Bo … | Continue reading
A new physics-based puzzle game turns goofing around into a grand adventure aboard a solarpunk spaceship. | Continue reading
The following improvements were made since the first 7.3 minor update: [Chromium] Update to 134.0.6998.189: plus some 135 back-ported code related to security [Bookmarks][Menu] Folder middle mouse button clicks do not open sites (VB-115114) [Mail] Messages missing from list (VB-1 … | Continue reading
It’s time! After an agonizing three-month wait, Nintendo will finally reveal more details on the Switch 2 during its Direct on April 2nd at 9AM ET. While Nintendo told us very little in the official reveal of the console in January, the Switch 2 isn’t a complete mystery. We do kn … | Continue reading
Samsung has launched the Tab S10 FE and Tab S10 FE Plus, the latest in its midrange Android tablet line, but they cost $50 more than their predecessors. For the first time neither tablet has a direct equivalent in the standard Tab S10 series. The FE is the smallest of the company … | Continue reading
A new show illuminates the rich artistic wonders that arose out of the 400 years of commerce between the Republic of Venice and the Ottoman Empire | Continue reading
"Items tend to stagnate and to be very random." Goodwill shopper sounds off after discovering bizarre new section at their local store: 'They'll figure it out soon enough' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Ground-source heat pumps, which tap into the stable temperatures found hundreds of feet beneath the Earth’s surface, are a super-efficient way to heat and cool homes . They’re also quite expensive to install in existing houses. There’s a pretty straightforward reason: It’s hard t … | Continue reading
On March 13, Azul gathered Java developers, enthusiasts, and Java Champions to celebrate 30 years of Java. An impressive lineup of luminaries gave presentations, including author and Java luminary Venkat Subramaniam. Venkat discussed his appreciation for little-recognized behind- … | Continue reading
This glorious musical contraption was made by the VAPE. In the video a spoon, metal bowl with a marble inside, a stick, a rock, and other moving parts are connected to batteries that cause them to bang on a board of strings. — Read the rest The post Listen to this cacophonous mus … | Continue reading
A pioneering shared wardrobe scheme in Shropshire means you can visit the library and leave with a fresh outfit The post Check out my threads! The local library where you can borrow a new outfit appeared first on Positive News. | Continue reading
The clay animations of Joseph Sunn are from 1926. These darling, black and white claymations feature animals interacting with each other and the hand-made sets they're filmed in. I wish these were longer, because they're so much fun to watch. I find there to be something so attra … | Continue reading
Current conditions: A rare wildfire alert has been issued for London this week due to strong winds and unseasonably high temperatures • Schools are closed on the Greek islands of Mykonos and Paros after a storm caused intense flooding • Nearly 50 million people in the central U.S … | Continue reading
Support your friendly neighborhood independent comic strip: SIGN UP FOR THE INNER HIVE and you'll get each week's Tom the Dancing Bug comic at least a day before publication. Plus other exclusive content like extra comics, commentary, juicy gossip, puzzles, jokes, and secrets fro … | Continue reading
I didn’t run this morning, as Margaret and the dogs and I all felt an extra increment of gravity and sleepiness. I woke at 6:20 and read in bed till almost 7:00, then cooked hot breakfast and prepared for the morning. I had had word of a possible pastoral need, and that was on my … | Continue reading
Away geography is [not] destiny wandering holding a backpack with a device beeping, amidst the traffic even a heartbeat is useless, following an arrow on the Google map desire steps in with mustard twilights of a Northern winter, breathless for an early renewal; poppies are still … | Continue reading
A few days ago, I wrote a shitty pretty-printer for PHP 8.4's new Dom\HTMLDocument class. I've since re-written it to be faster and more stylistically correct. It turns this:
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Tesla says the Semi is entering high-volume production in 2025, nearly eight years after its 2017 unveiling. At the time, Elon Musk promised a revolution in freight: 500 miles of electric range, faster acceleration than a diesel, and a cost-per-mile that would make it a no-braine … | Continue reading
Let's talk about "The End of the World." Here's how this 'Doctor Who' episode changed everything. | Continue reading
Learn how to eat peas, the "proper" way. In this short video from Wired, I learned that I've been eating peas like a buffoon my entire life. When presented with a bowl of buttered peas, I usually dig in with vigor, shoveling them into my mouth with a spoon or fork until they're a … | Continue reading
Unitree's G1 demonstrates a new level of robotic agility with a complex movement following an AI software update. | Continue reading
Early paintings from his time as a student in Paris, a series painted when he was on Capri in 1878, a portrait of his teacher, and exotic smoke. | Continue reading
Vanishing glaciers threaten water supplies for hundreds of millions of people on our planet. Researchers identify powerful new factor threatening coastlines worldwide: 'Now second largest contributor' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
The first website my colleagues and I created was for “Batman Forever” (1995, d. Joel Schumacher), starring Val Kilmer. That website changed my life and career. I never saw “Top Gun,” but Val Kilmer made a brilliant Jim Morrison in Oliver Stone’s “The Doors.” Rest in peace. The p … | Continue reading
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March’s auto sales saw plugin EVs take 24.4% share in France, a drop from 27.9% year-on-year. The YoY baseline was elevated by a pull-forward ahead of incentive cut-offs, so the YoY comparison is temporarily skewed. On a normalized basis, BEVs continue to climb, albeit slowly. PH … | Continue reading
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Watch a group of monkeys use clever tactics to get people to give them food. The bold monkeys in this video grab onto the people at a nearby food stand as if to say "hey, can you buy me a snack?". — Read the rest The post Watch clever monkeys use charming tactics to get food appe … | Continue reading
Ziff Davis, Inc. (NASDAQ: ZD), announced today that it completed two acquisitions in the first quarter of 2025. The post Ziff Davis Completes Two Acquisitions in Q1 2025 appeared first on Ziff Davis. | Continue reading
Sharon Derrick drove an hour north on Interstate 45 through the Houston suburban sprawl and the piney woods of Sam Houston National Forest to a prison in a rural county north of Huntsville. On the way, she found herself tuning her audio system to a 1970s channel on Sirius XM. In … | Continue reading
Twenty-one years ago, National Hockey League forward Todd Bertuzzi got into an on-ice altercation with an opponent named Steve Moore. The encounter grew exceptionally violent. Moore suffered injuries that ended his NHL career. Bertuzzi went through civil and criminal litigation h … | Continue reading
John Kelsey and I wrote a short paper for the Rossfest Festschrift: “Rational Astrologies and Security“: There is another non-security way that designers can spend their security budget: on making their own lives easier. Many of these fall into the category of what has been calle … | Continue reading
After 12 years of research and development, a team of Canadian chemists has created what could be the ultimate tool for detecting if your drink has been spiked. More discreet and accurate than anything else on the market, the simple, innocuous-looking drink stir comes with a tip … | Continue reading
Last year, my best friend bought me an HP Sprocket portable photo printer. This, she said, would take my journaling game to the next level. After a short demo and dozens of journaling TikToks, I was stoked. And then I unboxed the damn thing. Another freaking Micro USB port. And r … | Continue reading
How a disagreement with a Scottish lord over westward expansion, a cache of gunpowder, and the future of enslaved labor helped kick-start the southern colonies' embrace of the radical cause | Continue reading
A team of researchers from MIT, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and ETH Zurich, has developed a mind-blowing tool to not only create a digital twin of physical objects around you, but also make them function like the real thing in mixed reality (MR). Whether i … | Continue reading
The post Trump’s tariff mania shoots holes in economic case for buying F-35s appeared first on The Logic. | Continue reading
"A multipurpose and highly biodiverse architecture." Architect is revolutionizing the industry with 'vertical forest' concept for high-rise homes: 'Best ... in the world' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Researchers analyze the acoustics and physics behind the sloshing and popping sounds that occur when opening a swing-top beer bottle. In a fun experiment, Max Koch, a researcher at the University of Göttingen in Germany, and an avid homebrewer, used a high-speed camera to capture … | Continue reading
Immigration authorities in Berlin are attempting to deport four pro-Palestine protesters without any criminal convictions, according to a report by US-based news site The... | Continue reading
Today's [tardy] typographic edition of the Drop discusses the significance of typography in the series Severance. It also features two silly, but fun 🍜 fonts. The Drops are mysterious and important. | Continue reading
"Better looking than Cybertruck." Jaguar sparks intense reactions with debut of futuristic concept car: 'That looks epic' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
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