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Trump-Themed Dating App Reportedly Leaks Personal Data Hours After Launch
Mere hours after Fox News revealed the existence of a new Trump-centric dating app, a security researcher has apparently uncovered evidence that “Donald Daters” is leaking sensitive user information online.
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Splinter Stop Working for Fox News | The Root Forget Elizabeth Warren’s DNA Test. Never Forget That Melania and Donald Trump Are Birthers | Deadspin Simone Biles Has All The Power, And She Knows It | Jezebel Mac Miller’s Death was Allegedly the Breaking Point for Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson | The A.V. Club Though…Read more...
Paul Allen, Microsoft Co-Founder, Dead at 65
Paul Allen, the man who co-created Microsoft with Bill Gates, one of the largest and most impactful technology companies in history, has passed away. He was 65.
Florida Evacuates 4,000 Inmates From Prisons Damaged by Hurricane Michael
Not even a week has passed since Hurricane Michael made landfall in the Florida Panhandle as a Category 4 storm, obliterating much of the infrastructure in its path. Despite the fair warning before impact, the state Department of Corrections failed to evacuate most of its prison facilities.Read more...
Star Wars Resistance Just Made Us Look at the Franchise ina Whole New Way
When you’re watching a Star Wars TV show or movie, it’s easy to think what’s happening on screen is the most important thing imaginable. What could be more important than defeating the Empire, becoming a Jedi, or crushing the First Order? Maybe nothing—but what you tend to forget is, while that may be important to…Read more...
NASA's Flagship X-Ray Telescope Back Online After Last Week's Safe Mode
One of NASA’s flagship telescopes, the Chandra X-Ray Observatory, went into safe mode last week following gyroscope problems. That telescope is now back up and running.Read more...
The Twisted Truth About Sears and the American Dream
Everyone’s favorite refrigerator store, Sears, declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday. This wasn’t a big surprise. Sears has closed over a thousands stores in the last decade, and the company plans to close 142 of the 700 stores that still remain in its attempt to chip away at the $5.6 billion in debt plaguing the…Read more...
Releasing Tomorrow: Arcade1Up's Stunning Arcade Cabinets Are Finally Back In Stock
Arcade1Up’s 3/4 sized arcade cabinets look stunning, include multiple games, and are a steal at $300, especially since they were supposed to cost $400, according to the original announcement. They’ve been mostly out of stock at Walmart for the last few months, but three of the five are available to preorder once…Read more...
Facebook Bans Military-Linked Pages That Stoked Genocide in Myanmar: Report
For years, Facebook has served as a catalyst for violence against Myanmar’s minority Rohingya population and the company has failed to effectively moderate hateful content inciting such brutality. On Monday, a report from the New York Times found that over the last several years, military officials in the region have…Read more...
I Strapped GoPro's Hero7 Black to My Dog and My Hog to See How Stable the Video Really Is
On paper at least, I’m the stereotype of a GoPro customer. I snowboard and mountain bike. I ride motorcycles and dirt bikes. I fly drones. I go on scenic hikes with my dogs. But I haven’t actually purchased an action cameras since 2014 when I picked up a Hero4 Silver. Until last week, I thought it did the job fine.…Read more...
U.S. Experts Are Being Kept Away From the Front Lines of the Latest Ebola Outbreak
The latest outbreak of Ebola virus disease to hit the Democratic Republic of Congo is only getting worse. But the U.S. government has pulled its experts from the affected areas of the African country in recent weeks, citing safety concerns.Read more...
'We Were Working 100-Hour Weeks,' Red Dead Redemption 2 Head Writer Says, Then Clarifies
It’s long been an open secret in the video game industry that the prestigious developer Rockstar embraces overtime, and a new quote from company co-founder Dan Houser about Red Dead Redemption 2 caused controversy this morning by suggesting that it took 100-hour weeks to make. In a new elaboration to Kotaku, however,…Read more...
Last Night's Doctor Who Gave Some 'Who' Back to the Doctor
Much of Steven Moffat’s era of Doctor Who was dedicated to solving the mystery of the Doctor—why the name, where’s Gallifrey—and putting answers to that central conceit of who the Doctor is, and what they stand for. Jodie Whittaker’s first trip to an alien world gave us some of that mystery back, for the show and for…Read more...
Drink Beer While You Can Still Afford It
The climate apocalypse wants to strip us of everything sacred in this world. There are concerns about chocolate (though it isn’t going extinct), the future of wine, and even the potential loss of our prized Tabasco sauce!
Drunk Pigeon Is All of Us, as Well as New Zealand's Bird of the Year
New Zealand has some weird birds, and they know it. Sure, you’ve probably seen the Seussian kiwi, but what about the kākāpo, a flightless parrot that looks like a particularly friendly owl? Have you heard of the morepork, an owl so named because it sounds like it shouts “MORE PORK,” or the wrybill, the only bird with…Read more...
Google Pixel 3 Review: The Other Way to Make a Killer Phone
The history of smartphone improvement has largely relied on companies cramming faster or more powerful components into the now ubiquitous glass slabs we carry around. But the Pixel 3 is something else. Instead of focusing on things like a brighter screen, tons of RAM, or multiple rear cameras, almost all of the Pixel…Read more...
Security Camera Captures Five-Foot Python Falling From Bank Ceiling
What was probably a very boring meeting at a Chinese bank got a lot more exciting when a surprise reptilian guest dropped by.
Palm Returns With a Teeny-Tiny Smartphone to Help You Disconnect
Palm, the innovative brand behind the PDA, is reborn and it’s coming out of the gate with a product that aims to create a whole new category of smart device.Read more...
'Do Not Track,' the Privacy Tool Used by Millions of People, Doesn't Do Anything
When you go into the privacy settings on your browser, there’s a little option there to turn on the “Do Not Track” function, which will send an invisible request on your behalf to all the websites you visit telling them not to track you. A reasonable person might think that enabling it will stop a porn site from…Read more...
Rick and The Walking Dead Are Holding It Together...for Now
Two good episodes of The Walking Dead in a row is not an unheard of occurrence, but it is auspicious. “The Bridge” continues last week’s strong narrative start as Rick, Maggie, and the others try to keep everyone united into one community, but a few cracks are beginning to show—and the same can be said of the TV…Read more...
Don't Blame Storm Victims for This
As scientists’ warnings about climate change become increasingly dire, our conversations about extreme weather events have become increasingly political. There will always be those who chastise the climate-concerned public for “politicizing the storm” but there’s also an argument for doing just that when it is the…Read more...
Why Do We Remember Some Dreams but Not Others?
If you’ve ever woken up on the brink of a heart attack, drenched in sweat and convinced you’ll never live down the shame of sprinting nude through downtown Pittsburgh, you know that some dreams are more memorable than others. Most dreams, in fact, seem totally unmemorable—at least in the sense that we can’t remember…Read more...
Updates From Star Trek: Discovery, Gotham, and More
Another day, another James Bond Daniel Craig replacement rumor. The Russo Brothers confirm that Avengers 4 has wrapped. The Harley Quinn animated series adds an iZombie star. Plus, Discovery teases more old school Trek aliens, behind the scenes on Men in Black, and Gotham hints at a growth spurt for Penguin. Spoilers!
The iPad Is Soon, Finally, Getting a Full Version of Adobe Photoshop
Apple’s about to get a big assist from Adobe when it comes to the company’s efforts to legitimize the iPad Pro as a productivity tool. Today, at its MAX conference in Los Angeles, Adobe confirmed that Photoshop CC—a full, un-compromised version of its photo-editing app—will be available for the iPad early next year.
Saudi Arabia Threatens Anyone Spreading 'Fake News' Online with 5 Years in Prison, Heavy Fines
Saudi Arabia is threatening to give 5-year prison terms and heavy fines to anyone caught spreading “fake news” online, a warning to those discussing the suspected murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The threat, published over the weekend in the Saudi Gazette, echoes one of President Trump’s favorite…Read more...
Get the Most Out of Your USB-C Ports With These Discounted Docking Stations
The USB-C port on your computer can accomplish a lot, if you’ll let it. These discounted Sabrent docking stations turn a single USB-C connection into multiple other types of ports, including 4K monitor outputs.Read more...
Northern California Preemptively Turns Off Power to Thousands Preparing For Dangerous Fire Conditions
The Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) has preemptively cut off power to roughly 87,000 customers in Northern California to prepare for dangerous fire conditions. The move is unprecedented in the region but the power company is being extra cautious after last year’s devastating fires.
Gritty, I Do
Gritty is the one good thing in a world full of political nightmares, impending climate disaster, and the Pete Davidson/Ariana Grande breakup, so it is with great pleasure that I report on the existence of this Gritty groom’s cake, which popped up at a wedding over the weekend.
Magic Leap, BDSM-Bots, and Star Trek: Best Gizmodo Stories of the Week
If you’re receiving this message, please be advised that Site Gamma-Iota-Zeta has been compromised. Repeat, Site Gamma-Iota-Zeta has been compromised. This is not a drill. Containment failures detected for the following Class V entities: Magic Leap. A toilet paper roll with a Fitbit on it. BDSM-Bot. The witches from …Read more...
Pentagon Cyber Breach May Have Affected 30,000 Defense Workers
It’s been a hell of a week for the Pentagon, which can’t seem to keep itself out of headlines recently. Now, it says it’s been hit by a cyber breach of Defense Department travel records that may have compromised the credit card data and other personal information of its workers.
Report: There May Be More Criminal Charges Coming in the Theranos Investigation
The fraud case against the ex-management of crooked blood-testing startup Theranos, former CEO Elizabeth Holmes and former President Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani, is just one component of a larger investigation into the company, Bloomberg reported on Friday.
Chris Evans' Last Day on the Avengers 4 Set Was Apparently Not All That Exciting
Finishing a film, and especially finishing a film that might be (if very plausible rumors are to be believed) your last outing in a long film franchise, sounds exciting, right? Doing one last big scene, putting a capper on an incredible experience.Read more...
The Internet Loves the Love Between Eddie Brock and the Symbiote
We’ve written about Venom’s, uh, for lack of a better term, highkey fucky subtext. But maybe we’re being close-minded, and it’s actually incredibly romantic. The internet seems to think so.Read more...
Investigators Told Not to Look at iPhones With Face ID to Avoid Lock-Out: Report
It’s no secret that law enforcement often resorts to workarounds for Apple’s security features, but the Face ID technology of the iPhone X makes things tricky. According to a report from Motherboard, forensics company Elcomsoft is advising law enforcement to not even look at phones with Face ID. This is because with…Read more...
The Power of Horror is Best Explained by Stephen King in This Interesting Clip From Eli Roth's History of Horror
Why do we like horror, anyway? Stephen King knows better than most.Read more...
Employees Protest Microsoft Bid for Huge Military Contract, Saying It Could Cause 'Human Suffering'
Last week, Google dropped its bid for the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI), a massive military cloud computing contract potentially worth up to $10 billion, amid employee backlash and concern the project could violate their “AI principles.” Now an open letter claiming to be from an unspecified number of…Read more...
There May Still Be Hope for NASA’s Sleeping Opportunity Rover
It’s been months since NASA engineers have heard from the sleeping Opportunity rover, which powered down after getting caught in a massive dust storm on Mars that obscured its surface from the Sun. But all hope isn’t yet lost, as the space agency said in an update Thursday that a coming windy season on the Red Planet…Read more...
One of the Screenwriters of the Original Aladdin Has a Big Complaint About the Remake
Hint: it involves money.Read more...
Pentagon Grounds Every F-35 Fighter Jet After Crash in South Carolina
The United States military temporarily grounded all of its F-35 jets, the Defense Department’s priciest fighter jets, for inspection Thursday following a crash in South Carolina last month. The cause of the crash is believed to be the result of a faulty fuel tube, though inspections of all F-35 planes operated by the…Read more...
San Francisco's Electric Scooter Drama Is Getting Feisty
Lime—the San Francisco-based company behind those scooters that threatened to call the cops on people—lost a request on Friday for a temporary restraining order that would have delayed two competitors from launching in the California city next week.
Death Toll From Hurricane Michael Is Now at Least 18, and Expected to Keep Rising
The death toll from Hurricane Michael, an unprecedented storm which slammed into the Florida Panhandle near Mexico Beach at Category 4 strength last week, is expected to rise from the latest count of 18 across the states of Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia as search-and-rescue teams scour devastated…Read more...
Pro-Trump ‘Proud Boys’ Mob Beats Up Protesters Outside NYC Club
Several members of the extremist hate group Proud Boys kicked and pummeled a small group of antifascist protesters Friday night outside an Upper East Side Manhattan club where Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes had delivered a speech.Read more...
Report: There Might Be an Alias Reboot in the Works
Sydney Bristow is back from her time in deep cover. Maybe.Read more...
This Short Featurette Gives Insight Into Castle Rock's Displaced Nostalgia
Stephen King’s classic books are tied to a specific era in American history. The white picket fences and creeping dread of his New England horror universe are tied up in the ‘70s and ‘80s, to Carter and Reagan, with nostalgia inside of them dating even further back.Read more...
Just Days After Hubble, NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory Also Enters Safe Mode
Mere days after the Hubble Space Telescope entered safe mode following a component failure, NASA said its Chandra X-ray Observatory entered safe mode on Wednesday. The space agency said on Friday that an investigation into the incident is currently underway, though it added data analysis indicated the safe mode…Read more...
Turkish Paper Claims Evidence of Jamal Khashoggi's Murder Was Transmitted by His Apple Watch
Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist-in-exile, frequent critic of the ruling House of Saud, and Washington Post columnist, went missing after entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on Oct. 2. Since then, Turkish government officials largely speaking under the cover of anonymity have insisted that Saudi security…Read more...
The Rifle From The Mandalorian Is a Blast From Star Wars' Silliest Past
Now where, where have I seen that before?Read more...
Holy Cow, Iron Fist Has Been Cancelled By Netflix
If you were one of the people incredibly excited by the possibilities left open at the end of Iron Fist season two, we have some very bad news. Netflix just cancelled the show, making it the first Marvel show to get the axe.Read more...
Widespread Cable, Internet, and Radio Outages Mark Hurricane Michael's Path of Destruction
The Federal Communications Commission on Friday released an update regarding areas suffering wireless, cable, and radio service outages due to Hurricane Michael, which made landfall near Bay County, Florida, on Wednesday.
How to Do Everything But Delete Your Facebook Profile
In the immediate aftermath of today’s news that hackers had access to the personal information of about 30 million Facebook users, I got a notification on the top of my own Facebook Timeline. “Update on Security Incident,” it read. Yeah, I was one of the unlucky 30-or-so million. This prompted some rage-deleting.Read more...
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