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Someone Needs To Tell Martha Stewart Her Food Tweets Are Disgusting
Domestic goddess Martha Stewart is grossing people out on Twitter with her ugly-looking food. Warning: Gross food photography ahead.
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Xbox One Review
Microsoft didn't mean to take over your living room. When it launched in 2005, the Xbox 360 was just a device for games — "the Holy Grail of gaming," in the immortal words of MTV's Sway. It would show your pictures if you plugged in a thumb drive, but it was designed to be the best way ever for gamers to play.
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Foxconn intern claims PS4 was sabotaged during manufacturing
As shipments continue to go out for the PS4, many of the consoles are DOA with the "pulsating blue light" being the most common. Now a Foxconn intern claims the consoles were deliberately sabotaged.
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Leonardo Da Vinci's wacky piano is heard for the first time, after 500 years
A bizarre instrument combining a piano and cello has finally been played to an audience more than 500 years after it was dreamt up Leonardo da Vinci.
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Dying life of the Mursi tribe
The Mursi are a nomadic tribe of herdsmen living in the lower Omo Valley, situated in Africa’s Great Rift Valley in south-west Ethiopia, not far from the Kenyan border.
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The US can lock up hackers, but it can't crush their spirit
Laurie Penny: Jeremy Hammond is just the the latest to be targeted in a global witchhunt against the brightest minds of a generation
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This Robot Is Changing How We Cure Diseases
Every week at an NIH drug-testing lab, a robotics system performs millions of experiments faster and with greater precision than any human could. The simple goal: to find new treatments and cures.
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If this doesn't terrify you... Google's computers OUTWIT their humans
'Deep learning' clusters crack coding problems their top engineers can't
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Outgoing Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer tells WSJ that he was part of the problem
"At the end of the day, we need to break a pattern. Face it: I'm a pattern."
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The Dream Boat
More than a thousand refugees have died trying to reach Christmas Island. But faced with unbearable conditions at home, they keep coming.
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The Essential Buyer’s Guide – how to be a clever shopper in a world filled with dodgy user...
How on earth are we supposed to pick a supplier, manufacturer or service when everywhere you look there are conflicting user reviews, which both praise and condemn at the same time? We thought we’d offer our own short guide to making a sensible and informed buying decision in the age of the noisy opinionated online mob.
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Xbox Live 'remake of Blake's 7'
Microsoft is to fund a remake of cult BBC sci-fi series Blake's 7 for broadcast on its Xbox Live service, according to reports.
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Internet architects propose encrypting all the world’s Web traffic
Next-gen HTTP calls for default crypto to stop spying by spooks and criminals.
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Music industry lobbyist declares war on lyrics sites, Rap Genius
We all know the phenomenon: Google your new favorite song's lyrics, and you're greeted by dozens of interchangeable sites, like lyricsmania.com, anysonglyrics.com, lyricstime.com, all clamoring for your pageviews. But an industry group, the National Music Publishers Association, has declared in a press release that "unlike the sound recording business, the lyric business may be more valuable in the Internet age."
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Chrome will now save its users from unexpectedly noisy browser tabs
A new setting will alert you to which tab is offending your ears.
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How long do disk drives last?
How long do disk drives last? The short answer is: we don’t know yet, but it’s longer than you might guess.
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Gaming, Then & Now (Part 3)
Funny comics on Dorkly
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Quantum Experiment Shows How Time ‘Emerges’ from Entanglement
Time is an emergent phenomenon that is a side effect of quantum entanglement, say physicists. And they have the first experimental results to prove it
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Futuristic water-recycling shower cuts bills by over $1000
Want to cut your bills by $1000? Invest in an OrbSys shower, the shower that recycles 90% of water and 80% energy every time you wash
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Copyright Extension Goes Into Effect In The UK: More Works Stolen From The Public Domain
Even as there have been indications around the globe that perhaps we've had enough copyright term extension and it's time to move back in the other direction, over in the UK, they just put in place a big new copyright extension which...
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Meet Dark Wallet – How Crypto-Anarchists Will Store Their Bitcoins
The greatest, most existential debate in the entire Bitcoin community revolves around how much (if any) cooperation there should be between the alternative currency network and state regulators. Fo...
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Glorious!
The face of happiness.
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$1.2M Hack Shows Why You Should Never Store Bitcoins on the Internet
Here’s your digital-currency lesson of the day, courtesy of a guy who calls himself TradeFortress: “I don’t recommend storing any bitcoins accessible on computers connected to the internet.”
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Is Google autocomplete evil?
The way Google finishes our sentences during internet searches is corrupting our thoughts, says Tom Chatfield.
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Twitter prices its initial public offering at $26 a share
Twitter will begin selling shares of its stock at $26 per share, the company said Wednesday, which is in the range that had been expected. The company will offer 70 million shares of its common...
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Bigger than Google Fiber: LA plans citywide gigabit for homes and businesses
Free broadband for all, and gigabit for those who can afford it.
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CryptoLocker creators try to extort even more money from victims with new service
The creators of CryptoLocker, a piece of malware that encrypts user data and holds it for ransom, are giving users who removed the malicious program from their computers a second chance to recover their files, but at a much higher cost.
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The Weird, Terrifying Physics Of iOS 7
Look out! There's an app barreling toward your skull, and it's going as fast as a car.
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Wozniak: I wish Apple & Google were partners
Back in the 1970s, Steve Jobs met Steve Wozniak, and the rest, if you like, is history. The two became firm friends and although Steve Jobs often gets the credit for Apple's success, it was Woz, as he's known, who was the brains behind the silicon.
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Groupon Shifts Focus From Daily Deals To Marketplace With A New Website
Groupon has been serving up deals to buyers since 2008, and in that time it has never done a complete redesign of its website.
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