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10 Fictional Foods to Consider Making With What You've Got in Your Pantry
While we all cook our way through the ongoing covid-19 pandemic from the relative safety of our own kitchens, it can be easy to slip into the habit of making the same thing every evening just for the sake of getting it done. But chances are that even if you’re stocked up on goods with long shelf lives, you’ve probably…Read more...
You'll Likely Have to Wait a Month Longer for the iPhone 12
Surprising no one, it looks like Apple is delaying production on its flagship iPhones for 2020 due to weaker demand and supply chain disruptions stemming from the global pandemic, according to a Wall Street Journal exclusive.Read more...
Scientists Create Glowing Plants Using Bioluminescent Mushroom DNA
Ornamental house plants with sustainably glowing leaves and flowers are now one step closer to reality, thanks to a breakthrough in which scientists leveraged the bioluminescent powers of mushrooms.
How to Make the Most of an Ultrawide Monitor
We’ve long been champions of the dual-monitor setup—it’s one of those upgrades that you don’t really appreciate enough until you actually invest in it—but expanding to an even larger ultrawide monitor can be way more beneficial. Here’s why they can work so well and how to get the most out of one.Read more...
Updates From The Matrix 4, Mission: Impossible 7, and More
Joe Pantoliano tried and failed to get Cypher back for The Matrix 4. The ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic has proved a mission too impossible for Mission Impossible. Plus, what’s to come on Roswell and Vagrant Queen, and even more new footage from Penny Dreadful: City of Angels. To me, my Spoilers!
Give Your Living Room a Big Upgrade with a 65" Smart TV, Now Only $850
LG - 65" Class Nano 8 Series Smart 4K UHD TV | $850 | Best BuyRead more...
Why Do We Use Dark Humor to Deal With Terrifying Situations?
Life’s hard for the humorless—loved ones die, hurricanes and infections ravage the planet, and all they can do is sit around and grieve about it. Some of us, meanwhile, watching our houses burn down and our spouses succumb to hazily-understood pancreatic ailments, can at least leaven the pain with a well-timed joke.…Read more...
Westworld Reveals Dolores' True Plan and Much, Much More
You want answers? The penultimate episode of Westworld season three has them. Caleb’s mysterious past? Check. The full extent of Serac’s depravity? Check. The identities of Maeve’s new B-Squad? Check. The surprise betrayal, badass fight scenes, and disturbingly cool future tech were just bonuses.
Wuhan, the City Where the Coronavirus First Emerged, Reports Zero Hospitalized Patients
Chinese officials said on Sunday that Wuhan, the city that recorded the first cases of the coronavirus in December, has no hospitalized covid-19 patients. The news comes three months after the city, home to 11 million, was put on lockdown.Read more...
If the Ancient Romans Could Recycle, Then So Can You
A team of researchers at Pompeii recently discovered evidence that Romans were avid recyclers, according to a weekend Guardian report. It figures that the same society that brought us urban planning, indoor heating, and concrete was also ahead of its time with going green too.
Watch the Trippy Music Video for The Midnight Gospel's Gorgeous Song 'Dreams Wash Away'
Pendleton Ward’s The Midnight Gospel is beguiling, strange, and atmospheric. It’s also got some killer music.Read more...
Apparently Trump's Comments About Injecting Disinfectant Were 'Musings,' Not Sarcasm
President Donald Trump’s asinine remarks about injecting disinfectant that he later claimed to have “said sarcastically” were, in fact, serious (to no one’s surprise) but also just his personal “musings” about potential coronavirus treatments, according to White House coronavirus task force response coordinator Dr.…Read more...
This The Rise of Skywalker Concept Art Turns Dark Rey Into Kylo Ren's Successor
Dark Rey got all the cool designs.Read more...
French Court Halts Amazon's Delivery of Non-Essential Products During Pandemic to Protect Workers
A French court has ruled that Amazon will only be allowed to deliver health items, food, pet food and electronics in France in order to protect the safety of its workers during the coronavirus pandemic. The company will be banned from delivering nonessential products for the time being.Read more...
Sebastian Stan Says Falcon and the Winter Soldier Is 'Very Much in the Same World' as Captain America: The Winter Soldier
I mean, yes, they’re both in the MCU. But that’s not what he means.Read more...
The Latest Doctor Who Short Finds the Doctor in a Moment of Quiet Mercy
“She asked me if I knew what mercy was.”Read more...
Chaos Walking Author Patrick Ness Set to Write a Lord of the Flies Adaptation
With Luca Guadagnino, director of Call Me By Your Name and Suspiria, attached as well.Read more...
Get High-Quality Features for a Low Price With Mu6's Bluetooth Headphones
Mu6 Space 1 Noise Cancelling Headphones | $118 | Amazon | Use code 2RN6UR69Read more...
Dyson Built a New Ventilator to Treat Covid-19 Patients, but Was Told the UK No Longer Needs It
Dyson has been one of many manufacturers that have tried to help address the ventilator shortage in the UK during the covid-19 pandemic. The company, better known for its vacuums and hair dryers, created a prototype ventilator from scratch in under two weeks. Nonetheless, for now, the ventilator will not be used on…Read more...
Recovered From Covid-19? WHO Says That’s No Guarantee You Can’t Get It Again
Over the past few weeks, one comforting idea that people recovered from covid-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, could think about was that they would probably not get it again. However, the World Health Organization (WHO) contradicted that assumption this week.Read more...
Grab This $20 Surge Protector and Get the Wires out of the Way
APC 6-Outlet And 4 USB Surge Protector | $20 | Office DepotRead more...
Coursera Makes Online Catalog Free for Unemployed Workers
On Friday the online education company Coursera announced it’s pulling down the paywall on its 3,800-course catalog for workers who now find themselves unemployed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Report: Over 100 Militant Groups Have Been Promoting Second Civil War on Facebook
God help us if Mark Zuckerberg’s next congressional hearing is on the subject of the Bloody Insurrection of 2020. As HuffPost first reported, a scourge of far-right extremist accounts on Facebook appear to be gearing up for a meme-inspired civil war amid the covid-19 outbreak.
Are Prisons Stockpiling Death Chambers With Drugs Sorely Needed by Hospitals?
Are states withholding life-saving drugs from covid-19 patients because they’re stockpiling them for executions instead? It’s quite the question—and one that seems to have gotten buried this week in the deluge of horrors now visited upon the American public daily.
Coronavirus Death Toll Has Now Surpassed 50,000 in the U.S.
The number of deaths being attributed to the novel coronavirus has now exceeded 50,000, according to data maintained by Johns Hopkins University.Read more...
Animal Crossing’s Nature Day Exposes How Worthless Earth Day Is
In the world of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, there’s no such thing as Earth Day. This video game full of cute anthropomorphic villagers celebrates Nature Day instead. Like everything else in the game, Animal Crossing has managed to turn a pretty awful real-world situation (i.e. ecological collapse) into a playful…Read more...
Look at All This Oil
Some truly bananas footage from the U.S. Coast Guard shows dozens of oil tankers anchored off of the coast of California, from Long Beach to the San Francisco Bay, stuck without anywhere to unload.Read more...
For the Love of God, Don’t Use Facebook’s Video Chat Rooms
Facebook is now rolling out a Messenger Rooms platform that will allow video calls to simultaneously host up to 50 people, up from eight in existing Messenger video conferences. According to CNBC, the initial launch will feature a lower capacity than that, but the company is working to hit the target of 50 in the…Read more...
There Probably Won’t Be a Miracle Cure for Covid-19
A string of recent developments in covid-19 research is providing an important, if deeply depressing, lesson about the disease and the coronavirus that causes it. Despite the continued optimism of President Trump, there’s no miracle treatment for covid-19 coming down the pipeline.Read more...
NASA Rocket Scientists Designed a Rapid-Production Ventilator in Just 37 Days
Introducing VITAL, a prototype ventilator designed expressly for quick and easy mass production. Developed by NASA engineers, the device could alleviate ongoing supply shortages in the U.S. and around the world as the covid-19 pandemic rages on.
Get a Glimpse at Star Wars Rebels' Ships, Tech, and Shiny Lightsabers in This Gorgeous Artbook
Star Wars Rebels was a stepping stone between the work done (and still being done) by Clone Wars and the end of the prequels, and bridging the gap to the aesthetic made iconic by the original Star Wars. Rebels had to walk a line between two tonally very different worlds while bringing its own flair to the table—and…Read more...
Your Nintendo Account May Have Been Exposed, So Here's How to Enable 2FA
Following a growing number of reports of Nintendo users claiming their accounts had been hacked, Nintendo has confirmed that roughly 160,000 may have been accessed and exposed personally identifiable information about those users.Read more...
Bye, Witch
Kelly Bourdet is either a ghost, a witch, or a sorceress, depending on who you ask. Perhaps she’s all three. She is also, without fail, a genius editor, a fierce advocate for great journalism, and a Very Good Boss.Read more...
Trump Corrects Conservatives: I Did Suggest Injecting Disinfectant But Only as a Hilarious Joke
Conservatives would have you believe that the president didn’t suggest injecting disinfectant as a potential coronavirus cure on Thursday. But Trump himself now says he did—apparently “sarcastically” as part of a private, convoluted prank.Read more...
Facebook's FTC Settlement Is Officially a Train Wreck
Well, it’s finally over. According to a post penned late Thursday by Facebook’s Chief Privacy Officer on the company’s official blog, the social media giant got a federal court’s sign-off on its settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, marking the end of a historic case that involved roughly a full year of back…Read more...
This Could Be the First Record of Someone Getting Killed by a Meteorite
A team of scientists think they’ve found the oldest evidence of a meteorite striking and killing a person, according to a new report published in the journal journal Meteoritics & Planetary Science.Read more...
Don't Let Microsoft Word Judge You For Using Two Spaces Between Sentences
Microsoft has taken an official stance on one of the internet’s most divisive questions, firmly coming down on the side of minimalism in the “one-space versus two-spaces after a sentence” debate. Word’s automatic spelling and grammar checker will now flag anything other than one space after a period as wrong, that red…Read more...
The Flying Pinto Was the Worst Idea in Flying Car History
What happens when you combine a car like the Ford Pinto with a plane like the Cessna 337? Nothing good, it turns out.Read more...
No, We Shouldn't Just Block Out the Sun
We have a decade to sort out a big chunk of our carbon pollution problem. If we fail to do so, our chances at protecting the climate that allowed humans to thrive will slip away. That could lead to world leaders or a rogue billionaire taking the rather extreme measure of blocking the sun to cool things down. This…Read more...
Celebrate Hubble’s 30th Birthday by Gazing Into this Shimmering Stellar Expanse
It was on this day in 1990 that the Space Shuttle Discovery deposited the Hubble Space Telescope into low Earth orbit. To commemorate this important anniversary, NASA and the European Space Agency have released this stunning Hubble image of two nearby nebulae—vast expanses of clouds and dust in which stars are born.
The Coronavirus Could Ruin New York's Big Plan to Reduce Traffic and Fix the Subway
New York City was set to make history in 2021. The city would’ve become the first in the U.S. to implement congestion pricing in Lower Manhattan to help curb traffic. Now, the coronavirus pandemic has put all that on pause—at a time when other cities are closing off entire blocks to traffic. How ironic.Read more...
Stop Using Dark Mode
I’m going to preface this by saying I love dark mode. It started with my desktop Kindle app, and as soon as it was rolled out everywhere, I switched everything over to the soothing white-on-black aesthetic. My eyes rejoiced, and I too decried this mad blog calling dark mode a crutch for suckers.Read more...
Another Text Bug Is Crashing iPhones and iPads
It’s been a couple years since people were able to crash iPhones and iPads simply by sending a few symbols in Telugu. But now, it appears Apple has another debilitating text bug that’s causing problems for iOS devices.Read more...
“View From My Window” Is the Last Good Group on Facebook
Most of Facebook is a cesspool, filled with conspiracy theories, pyramid schemes, and baby photos posted by someone you think you probably went to high school with, or maybe you used to work together, but whatever, it’s mostly garbage. Enter the only wholesome social Facebook group on the planet, “View from my window…Read more...
Instagram Live Has Replaced the Gym During Quarantine, and the Classes Are Actually Good
You may be too anxious to even think about missing the gym, but your gym misses you. Or at least the money you pay every month to go or...not.Read more...
How to Use Your Gadgets When They're Broken
What with everything that’s going on, it might not be all that easy for you to get your gadgets repaired at the moment—but should a keyboard fail, or a screen crack, all might not be lost. There are a number of useful tricks and hacks you can use to keep your hardware operational until you’re able to get it properly…Read more...
Updates From The Batman, Westworld, and More
The Lego Movie franchise now has a new home. David Koepp’s debut bioterror novel is getting a movie at Paramount. Rob McClure drops some hints about Colin Ferrell’s appearance in The Batman. Plus, mysterious Westworld pics, and what’s to come on The Flash and Riverdale. To me, my spoilers!
Lysol Warns Against Drinking Disinfectants After Trump's Bizarre Coronavirus Rant
Reckitt Benckiser, the British company that makes cleaning products like Lysol and Dettol, issued a statement Friday morning warning consumers against ingesting or injecting disinfectants. The company said it needed to issue the advice after “recent speculation” about using disinfectants to treat the new coronavirus.…Read more...
Status Audio's BT Transfer Wireless Earbuds Are Unbeatable at $20
Status Audio BT Transfer Wireless Earbuds | $20 | AmazonRead more...
Klipsch's The Three II Speaker Brings Supreme Wireless Audio and Nostalgia to Your Home, Over 50% Off
Klipsch The Three II Wireless Speaker (Walnut) | $250 | Amazon
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