The Ultimate Weapon of X-Men: Red's Greatest Villain is All Too Real
The newest team of handpicked X-Men are battling the literal embodiment of racism that’s born out of viral hate speech generated online.
The newest team of handpicked X-Men are battling the literal embodiment of racism that’s born out of viral hate speech generated online.
"They have the potential to do harm on a large scale," apparently
Three sausages wrapped up in bacon.
You know it makes sense.
Mother of bandwagons.
Innovation can be a tricky word.
It's a “breakthrough in the interception and decryption of encrypted communication between criminals.”
It’s a win for users who don’t want to be bothered with the nuisance of updating as well as a win for developers.
The Coral One's design is undoubtedly clever, but in practice it isn’t the answer to our robovac woes.
Utopian fiction dares to hope that we can, and will, be better. And I don’t know about you, but I could really use that dream right now.
The world is bad, but babies remain good.
Pretzel Jack, played by Troy James, is one of the creepiest parts of the new season of Channel Zero - especially with his near-impossible moves.
The ability to put our clothes on is something most of us take for granted, but when AI is involved, it’s a surprisingly complicated task.
A litany of screwups drove Facebook to be more transparent about political advertising. But now, a litany of screwups is halting those very same plans.
The strange rise of VoiceoverPete.
The hole is meant to reduce the footprint needed for a phone’s front-facing camera while simultaneously increasing screen-to-body ratio.
