It’s the viral photo that just won’t die. Have you seen this 1960s picture of economy class seating on a Pan-Am 747? It’s a fake. Read more…
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Chaos ensues as armored truck spills $4.5 million on road
Dozens of Hong Kong motorists and pedestrians rushed to grab loads of money after an armored truck’s doors opened by accident on a busy road, spilling about $4.5 million dollars in HK$500 notes (US$65) on Christmas Eve, reports the South China Morning Post. Check out all those frantic bastards. Read more…
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Chaos ensues as armored truck spills $4.5 million on road
7 Million Keurigs Recalled Because They Won’t Stop Burning People
Instant coffee machine manufacturer Keurig is recalling some 7 million crappy coffee makers because they’re burning people with scalding water. Read more…
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7 Million Keurigs Recalled Because They Won’t Stop Burning People
Chevy’s Insane PowerWall Display Has More Pixels Than an IMAX Theater
Used to be that even the smallest tweaks to an upcoming automobile’s design could require weeks of fabrication to produce the modified clay, wood, and metal models. And while physical representations of prototype vehicles are still a big part of the production process today, a new 4K UHD monitor wall from Chevrolet could soon supplant them all. Read more…
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The Morphing E-Ink Keyboard May (Almost) Finally Be Here
Those of us who are terrible at memorizing keyboard shortcuts dream of a day when we don’t have to keep a reference card handy for Photoshop or Office. And while they’ve been teased before, it looks like we might finally be able to buy, or at least pre-order, an E Ink keyboard with keys that change and provide shortcut hints depending on what software you’re using. Read more…
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The Morphing E-Ink Keyboard May (Almost) Finally Be Here
North Korea’s Internet Is Totally Screwed Right Now
Following several days of continuous connectivity problems , an internet researcher is reporting that North Korea’s internet has gone dark . Whether it’s a cyber attack or a routine outage remains unclear. Read more…
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North Korea’s Internet Is Totally Screwed Right Now
How to Make Your Own AA Battery
If you’re the type of person who likes to do things the needlessly complicated way, then come on over. Here’s how to make AA batteries entirely by hand, courtesy of YouTube’s NurdRage . Read more…
A pizza world champion made this 99-cheese pizza and it tastes fantastic
Check out the gorgeous images that photographer Steve Scalone took of my latest object of desire, a 99-cheese pizza created by pizza world champion Johnny di Francesco, of Melbourne’s famed 400 Gradi. A pizza that The Guardian says tastes fantastic: Read more…
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A pizza world champion made this 99-cheese pizza and it tastes fantastic
Paramount Cancels Team America Screenings Because Everyone’s a Coward
In the wake of Sony Pictures canceling its release of The Interview , some theaters with actual balls opted to show Team America: World Police as a protest. No such luck, as theaters are now reporting they’ve been told not to show the film by Paramount. It’s a staggering act of cowardice. Read more…
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Paramount Cancels Team America Screenings Because Everyone’s a Coward
Hackers Can Read Your Texts Thanks to Huge Security Flaw
The global telecom network Signal System 7 helps phone carriers across the world, including AT&T and Verizon, route calls and texts . It’s also apparently perforated with security holes that lets hackers and spies listen to your calls and read your texts. It’s so bad the ACLU’s chief technologist told me that people worried about being snooped should just not use their cell phone to make calls. Privacy: Remember that? Read more…
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Hackers Can Read Your Texts Thanks to Huge Security Flaw