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mardi 17 juin 2025, 23:00
TL;DR: Use code SCAN to get the iScanner for $15 off for its lowest price ever: $24.99 (reg. $199.90). If you're tired of tearing your home apart for your most important documents, scrambling through messy drawers and attics, it's time to get a scanner. — Read the rest The...
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Last night's Daily Show was a doozy. A lot happened over the weekend: political assassinations in Minnesota, a pathetic military birthday parade for the Cheeto-In-Chief, missiles and bombs lobbed to and fro between Israel and Iran and that little matter of the military being ...
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An artist has 'trapped' an AI in a digital purgatory, forcing it to contemplate its own fleeting existence while it slowly consumes the very resources keeping it running. As reported in a recent XDA Developers article, an artist named Rootkid created 'Latent Reflection,' an...
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Deep in the Bornean rainforest, a small woolly bat curls up for a nap inside of a carnivorous plant, designed by nature to devour insects that dare cross its path. So why isn't the bat on the menu? This is because the bat and the Nepenthes hemsleyana have a symbiotic...
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Travis K. Witt, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons The post How a con man built the World's Littlest Skyscraper with one clever blueprint scam appeared first on Boing Boing.
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Liam Neeson's gift for dour deadpan comedy makes him perfect for a modern take on Frank Drebin; I had no doubt that the new The Naked Gun, also starring Pamela Anderson, would at least work. The trailer, out today, suggests I'm not only right but that it might be worth...
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The Wilderness Act of 1964 established certain areas as 'wilderness' It states, 'A wilderness, in contrast with those areas where man and his works dominate the landscape, is hereby recognized as an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, where ...
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If you think sporks are the only hybrid eating utensil, this comprehensive Wikipedia article will expand your culinary horizons dramatically. The piece presents the surprisingly rich history of combination eating utensils, from the common spork to lesser-known implements...
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Anthony Dean's 'The Voided Man' series features extensive time dilation, AI, and the depiction of using a created currency to overthrow a tyrannical society. I'm only two books into this nine-book series, but the premise has me hooked, for now. A political opponent of a...
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Mike Mignola's new dark folklore universe, Lands Unknown, is expanding, and if the next installment is anything like the first, we're all in for a wonderfully weird ride. Following the critical and commercial success of Bowling with Corpses and Other Strange Tales from Lands ...
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As Donald Trump's utter mayhem gains momentum, so do his disillusioned MAGA voters, who are rapidly peeling away from his base. 'F*ck it. If Trump takes us to war, I'm done with him and his administration,' one former devotee, who goes by Texas Patriot, posted on X yesterday ...
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Fascinating Horror shares the tragic stories of two individuals whose quest for the ultimate viral video went wrong. Bad ideas. One executed poorly, the other went as one should have expected — if they expected a Desert Eagle.50 cal to shoot through just anything you...
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Near Buffalo, across Lake Erie in Port Colborne, Ontario, sits a mind-bending visual phenomenon known as the 'Incredible Shrinking Mill.' This Archer Daniels Midland grain elevator creates a illusion that defies our expectations of perspective. When driving east on Lakeshore ...
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Marshall Woodruff does not know if he'll recover sight in the eye he nearly lost to LAPD's breaking up of a peaceful 'No Kings' protest last Saturday. I hope there is a deep review of LAPD's body camera footage after this weekend's awful abuse of power. — Read the rest The...
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You know, for all the love certain creators get around here, it strikes me as weird that some only ever make one appearance. Like, for instance, what's Ordinary Sausages up to? I bet he's still making all kinds of decidedly non-ordinary sausages, like that weirdly...
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Ever fallen in love with a band that never existed? A El País article reveals how AI-generated music is infiltrating our streaming platforms – often without us knowing it. Take 'Rumba Congo' by Concubanas, a band with a rich (and entirely fictional) history dating back to ...
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Oh, you think you've got moral relativism alllll figured out, do you? You think you know exactly what you'd do if you were faced with the trolley problem, huh? Prove it. Among the fresh indie games revealed over the course of Steam's Next Fest — a virtual celebration of...
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A 19th-century Russian judge assembled this remarkable collection of folk art prints that used humor and satire to mock everything from emperors to elaborate hairstyles. Dimitrii Aleksandrovich Rovinskii, a high-ranking Moscow jurist, devoted his spare time to collecting...
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After the second assassination attempt on Donald Trump last year, Gov. Tim Walz called it 'horrific' and said in America, 'we condemn it in all its forms.' Two-bit Trump, however, took the low road after Saturday's assassination of Minnesota's State Rep. — Read the rest The...
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All 17 members of ACIP, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, have just published an article in JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association) highlighting their experiences on the committee and their grave concerns about their recent firings by RFK, Jr. —...
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