How to See the Internet Hiding in Plain Sight
If you live in a city, there’s a good chance that it’s visible all around you—if you know where to look.
If you live in a city, there’s a good chance that it’s visible all around you—if you know where to look.
Here's your weekly dose of geeky news, with fresh info from the world of comics, film, TV, and gaming.
But for it to work, the rings need to spin in the wrong direction.
After re-examining data acquired by the Voyager 2 spacecraft, astronomers have detected wavy patterns in two of Uranus’s dark system of rings.
making an edible beer koozie out of pizza is the only kitchen skill a person needs to have. Read More >>
A research team led by Robert A. Gaunt from the University of Pittsburgh is the first to develop a system that overcomes the limitation.
This is the first time Instagram has released a tablet-optimised version of its app.
The report comes just days after Samsung officially killed the Note 7 and announced an expanded global recall.
Apple is testing out a new way to display iPhones in some stores in the UK and Canada—completely naked.
Inspecting film is a weirdly interesting process. Read More >>
To boldly go....
The cheat codes you now never need to use, of course.
One reason a product ends up on crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter or Indiegogo is because companies, or investors, have deemed it too dangerous to bring to market. Wearing a wingsuit while skiing seems like it would make an already dangerous sport even riskier, but you can still pre-order one via Indiegogo. Read more >>
Only one pair of the trainers are in existence, mercifully.
Raging against the post-factual internet era.
