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A recent Facebook algorithm change seems to have claimed a high-profile casualty: LittleThings, a digital publisher focused on inspirational and how-to content for women, which shut down yesterday. I wrote about the company at the beginning of 2016, when it raised debt funding from City National Bank. At the time, it seemed to be flying high, becoming one of the largest lifestyle publishers… Read More
Barry Allen is out of jail, but after last night’s The Flash, I almost wish he would have stayed. As awkward as it was when the show rushed through The Trial of The […]
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In a world full of huge games-as-service shooters like Overwatch, Rainbow Six Siege, Fortnite, Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds, and others, the enduring audience for the Payday series has always somewhat baffled me. And yet […]
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Black Lightning returned from its one-week break last night, and after watching it, I’m thinking maybe it could have used the extra week. We last left Black Lightning on the ground in a parking lot, […]
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Carpentry, like most professions, can be improved with the addition of robots, according to MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. In an effort to minimize injury (i.e. unintentional amputations), CSAIL created the […]
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Twitter today is publicly launching its “Bookmarks” feature, which has been in testing since late last year, following the company’s HackWeek project dubbed #SaveForLater. A desire to save content for later reading is something people have asked for because of how much news circulates across Twitter, often including links to longer articles you don’t have time to read… Read More
“At long last, the dog has his day! Lockjaw spends most of his time defending the Inhuman empire alongside Black Bolt and Medusa. But when he gets a message that his long-lost litter […]
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Is Mute good? It has issues, but it’s not bad. What’s it about? Set in a Blade Runner-esque future in Berlin, Germany, the film is essentially a cyber-noir detective thriller in which Alexander […]
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We all knew it was coming. With all this stuff about DIY bio-hacking, of course, some figgin’ dude was going to inject some crap into his penis in the hopes that it’d be […]
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Power to the people.
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LinkedIn wasn’t built for low-skilled job seekers, so Facebook is barging in. Today Facebook is rolling out job posts to 40 more countries to make itself more meaningful to people’s lives while laying the foundation for a lucrative business. Businesses will be able to post job openings to a Jobs tab on their Page, Jobs dashboard, Facebook Marketplace, and the News Feed that they… Read More
There are parts of the world still without mobile service. But Nokia and Vodafone are bringing 4G coverage to the moon. The first cosmic cellular network will support a planned lunar landing by […]
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What is Idol Fantasy? We don’t know, but Square-Enix trademarked it. Anime New Network reported that the company filed for the trademark on February 8, and that it became public today. For some cultural […]
The post Square-Enix’s “Idol Fantasy” Should Be Hatsune Miku X Final Fantasy (But Probably Won’t) appeared first on Geek.com.
We love our pets. We buy them clothes, food, treats, toys, beds, crates, the human food they don’t need to be eating, and pretty much anything else they need. Dogs are especially precious […]
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Looking for a new PC or laptop? Right now, Dell is offering up steep discounts on models ranging from ultra-thin laptops all the way up to six-core gaming towers. You can also pre-order […]
The post Geek Deals Roundup: Dell XPS i7 Gaming Tower for $670, Amazon Fire Stick for $30, and more appeared first on Geek.com.
A team at MIT designed a novel way to convert temperature fluctuations into electrical power. And you thought a potato-powered light bulb was cool. Most thermoelectric devices require two different-yet-concurrent climate inputs. But […]
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There are some pretty awesome evolutions of Pokemon out there, and the Mega Evolution forms of the Pocket Monsters are some of the coolest you can find. That’s why this weird Eevee drawing […]
The post It Turns Out This Pokemon Voice Actor Can’t Draw Eevee Especially Well appeared first on Geek.com.
Physics is weird, y’all. It doesn’t matter if we’re talking about the strong force’s color charge, how liquid metal moving through the earth generates its protective magnetic field or stuffing an atom with […]
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Black Mask Studios has been pushing a whole new line up of talent this year. Last month I had the opportunity to interview Pat Shand about his new comic there, Breathless. In a […]
The post Ayala And Pearson’s The Wilds is a Zombie Apocalypse Tale to Add to Your Pull List appeared first on Geek.com.
Cybersecurity firm DarkMatter introduced its first smartphone—an uber-secure handset designed to block spy agencies. Named after the Arabic word for “silence,” the Katim phone launched Monday at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. A […]
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Even with the DCEU’s recent setbacks, the franchise still seems to have a lot of life in it. Yes, Justice League was disappointing for a number of reasons, but DC also had one of the […]
The post Wonder Woman 2’s Villain, Henry Cavill’s Future & More DCEU News appeared first on Geek.com.
Facebook is trying to play extra nice with local news publishers by putting $3 million behind the launch of the Local News Subscriptions Accelerator. The three-month pilot program will help 10 to 15 U.S.-based metropolitan news organizations gain more digital subscribers both on and off Facebook. Read More
If you’re a gamer or someone who watches the gaming industry, then you’ve heard about the controversy surrounding loot boxes. Though a staple of mobile gaming for years, loot boxes are relatively new […]
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No, the eye does not “record” the last image seen before death. But the brain does, and scientists developed a new technique to reconstruct images based on neurological activity. Invented by University of […]
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Nine days and hundreds of feet of plastic filament later, a team from Canada has succeeded in creating the world’s first 3D-printed camper. Printing wrapped up last week in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. That’s just […]
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An interesting reporton the Facebook ad machinery in play during the election highlighted an issue that I hadn’t considered: Facebook’s ad marketplace gave a huge pricing advantage to one candidate over the other. It seems like a no-brainer that these differences should at least be made public in the case of political contests, and arguably should be limited in the way political… Read More
“What’s all the fuss about?” Curiosity over why people are protesting the Snapchat redesign seems to have inspired a new wave of users to try the app. Snapchat downloads in the U.S. went up 41 percent to 76 percent in the week following the redesign’s February 6th rollout compared to the week before, according to data provided exclusively to TechCrunch by Sensor Tower.… Read More
Legends of Tomorrow is on a hot streak this season. It’s found a formula that really works for it, at least while it builds up to the bigger fights to come. It’s spent most […]
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It seems like only yesterday when Apple dropped not just one but two totally different new models of its flagship product the iPhone. The iPhone 8/8Plus was a nice if conventional upgrade on […]
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What if the best Internet you ever experienced was in the air? That’s the idea behind the Seamless Air Alliance, a new initiative aimed at enhancing high-flying Web access. Imagine boarding a plane […]
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Back in the days of geek prehistory, a T-shirt was a signal to the world around you that you cared about your nerdy pursuits enough to fly them like a flag. Companies like […]
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Everyone already knows that McDonald’s has some of the best fast food fries you can get around the world. They don’t really need anything to pep them up, and they’re even good without […]
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When we talk about an asteroid hitting earth and wiping out all life, it’s generally presumed that we don’t really mean ALL life. There are some species that live far below ground that […]
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“I’m good enough, I’m smart enough, and doggone it, people like me.” Move over, Stuart Smalley: Janelle Shane taught her neural network to generate daily affirmations. When the research scientist discovered Sound Health’s […]
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Much like the same reason soldiers moved away from outdated forms of defense like clunky chainmail and full suits of armor, recent research suggests that plants have adopted a similar mindset over the […]
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While the original Xbox One has a reputation for being a tad underpowered, Microsoft has turned that narrative on its ear with the Xbox One X. This beefy half-step console pushes into the […]
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Samsung this week unveiled the next-gen Galaxy S9, and the version number isn’t its only distinction from Apple. As expected, the new flagship smartphone comes with a headphone jack—a unique feature these days. […]
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The robot apocalypse isn’t all bad news: A new study suggests artificial intelligence makes better lawyers than humans do. LawGeex pitted 20 experienced attorneys against a three-year-old algorithm trained to evaluate contracts. Spoiler […]
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The nautilus is a weird-looking creature, and a relic of an ancient era of life. But how it gets around has baffled scientists for years. That’s because, unlike many of the aquatic life […]
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I believe pretty strongly that we’ve simply just run out of ideas for meaningful new ways to improve smartphones. Sure better specs are always appreciated, but many of the major mobile “innovations” of […]
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Post-traumatic stress is a doozy. And I speak from experience (tornadoes man, don’t live in Oklahoma). When I first diagnosed, my psychiatrist asked me if I had any pets in the house. I […]
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Humans are so last season: Dolce & Gabbana is the latest designer to replace mortals with technology on the runway. When doors opened on the D&G Fall-Winter 2018/19 Men’s Fashion Show in Milan […]
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For too long the definition of “Game of the Year” has been unfairly narrow. How boring is it to see every website shower the same stale AAA games with praise at the end […]
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Russian military spies are reportedly to blame for the Winter Olympics hack that recently took down several hundred Pyeonchang computers. Organizers confirmed the attack, which knocked Internet and television systems offline for 12 […]
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