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They do look rather ugly, maybe some greenery will do them some good.
These are the tiny little shutters that allow light through, or not through.
Every single tech company seems to be releasing their own fitness tracker, but this one actually has a unique feature.
You snot's colour and consistency can give you a lot of information about what's going on in your system at any given time.
The people at Found Footage have posted a clip from a '90s VHS on the art of cybersex. It is TERRIBLE.
We might think that we know our closest celestial neighbour well, but it's kept one secret hidden until now.
You've heard all about the wonder properties of graphene, so come meet its one dimensional cousin, carbyne.
William close plays a unique instrument called the Earth Harp: 18 huge brass strings, tethered to a mountain 30 yards away from his home.
As far as CVs for droids go, the skills and experience section on R2-D2's must be at least 100 holograms long by now, as he's now a kitchen timer.
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Our mouths are teeming with this tiny microbe. But when Mycoplasma finds its way into a petri dish of cells, it becomes a big and expensive headache.
iFixit has ripped apart the Oculus Rift so we can see what powers it – some of the device's components may surprise you.
Forget 'Snakes on a Plane', 'Sumo Wrestlers on a Plane' looks like it'd make for just as scary a movie. And if you think this looks like a tight squeeze, click through for the sequel, 'Sumo Wrestlers on a Bus'. [@hakkakubeya]
Pseudonymous Apple Store employee J. K. Appleseed takes you backstage at Apple Retail, the supercollider of human expectations and consumer technology.
Today, we're getting our first look at the what will eventually become a finished product: BitTorrent Bleep.
