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mercredi 10 septembre 2025, 16:19
If Israel lobbing missiles at a target inside of Qatar wasn't enough to pucker up your pooper this week, I've got great news… provided you like your pooper puckered. According to the BBC, Russia decided to take the piss with Poland, sending multiple drones into the country's...
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I had a HUGE weekend — my band played our first live show ever, and not only was it the band's first show, it was also my personal first ever live show playing drums. I was equally anxious and excited going into the gig, and it turned out to be super fun! — Read the rest ...
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'Git gud' has been the pushback against gamers complaining about difficulty since the release of the first Dark Souls, but it shoves aside a very real conversation about accessibility in games and how difficulty factors into that. Hollow Knight: Silksong is one of the most...
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As I watch the current 'leaders' of our public health systems gleefully spreading disinformation and dismantling our once premier public health institutions, I am definitely a part of the growing cadre of educators, scientists, activists, and other just regular folks who...
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The Octopus Useless Box might be the cutest pointless gadget ever made. To open it, just press one of the five levers. When the lid pops up, a very grumpy octopus appears and uses one of its arms to push a random lever, promptly closing the box again. — Read the rest The...
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Please join the team that makes it possible for your friendly neighborhood comic strip Tom the Dancing Bug to exist in this world: JOIN THE INNER HIVE! Coming soon! Volumes 1 and 2 of The Complete Tom the Dancing Bug! Sign up now to be informed when the Kickstarter launches i...
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Since the days of the Wii (and even the Nintendo 64 if you count Animal Crossing's built-in NES games), Nintendo has offered official emulators on its consoles, allowing users to explore the company's significant back catalog for a price. The practice continues to this very...
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Recently, Gorillaz put on a few special shows at House of Kong, the physical art exhibition the band has set up to celebrate 25 years of music (including the 7-year hiatus right in the middle, apparently). The first three sets were crowd-pleasers, playing the virtual band's...
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Two days ago, a new Banksy work appeared on London's Royal Courts of Justice. Though the mysterious street artist's work is customarily tolerated by authorities, not least for its high value at auction, this one was immediately hidden from view: it depicted a judge...
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Elisabet Lann, newly-appointed as Sweden's health minister, collapsed Tuesday at her introductory press conference. Security personnel and other officials rushed to help her up; unconscious for several moments, she regained her composure and later said she'd suffered a...
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In an age of blocky pixels, vectorbeam monitors offered sharp arcade action in games such as Asteroids, Tempest and Star Wars. The Vectrex game console brought the technology home, but the system's high price and thin selection of titles made for a short run on shelves—and ...
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The iPod and its innovative clickwheel are history, and with it in the dustbin went dozens of downloadable games that Apple briefly made available in the 2000s. Thanks to the company's DRM system, the age of the hardware and sheer rarity of some titles, it took a...
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Anthropic, operator of LLM chatbot Claude, proposed paying a $1.5bn settlement to authors whose books it pirated to build its $183 billion language model. The district judge in charge of the case finds it underwhelming, and even suggested it is being shoved 'down the throat...
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Today, one of the most important tech events of the year took place: the announcement of Apple's latest mobile hardware. It's such a big deal that the media wranglers for other companies stay the hell away from posting about their new products. — Read the rest The post...
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2025 has been filled with chaos so far, and this year's Burning Man festival was no exception. Burning Man 2025 began with a murder (read here), and ended with a torrential downpour that left thousands of people stranded and stuck in the mud. — Read the rest The post Burnin...
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Right now, if you were to walk into your local Target, Walmart, or Costco, you likely wouldn't be able to find any Pokémon TCG (trading card game) products. Scalpers buy as much inventory as they can, then sell it for more than the manufacturer's suggested retail price. —...
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Every once in a while a book comes along that feels less like reading and more like having your creative brain blown wide open. ULTRAWILD: An Audacious Plan for Rewilding Every City on Earth (Lerner/Graphic Universe, Sept. 2025) is that kind of book. — Read the rest The...
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A former executive of a podcasting company that relied on human talent has decided to lean into AI, cause paying humans is so yesterday.  'I think that people who are still referring to all AI-generated content as AI slop are probably lazy luddites. — Read the rest The...
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mardi 9 septembre 2025, 23:05
Apple's announced its latest products today. The biggest news was the $1000 iPhone Air, a 5.6mm-thick (0.22 inches) phone that Apple called a 'paradox you have to hold to believe.' (The iPhone 16 is 7.8mm (0.31 inches thick) It also announced updated iPhone 17 models. — Read...
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TL;DR: Convert DVDs to digital files for life with DVDneXtCOPY. No subscription. Just $29.99. That stack of old DVDs you never watch isn't going to shrink itself. Whether they're packed with cherished home videos, rare concert recordings, or classic films you can't find...
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