Posts Tagged ‘post’
Thanks to machine learning, algorithms know us now as well as we know ourselves. Once artificial intelligence starts building a file on you and your habits, assessing data, then extrapolating outcomes, it becomes very clear how much we each follow our ... ...
Our friends at Feral House books gave us this excerpt from Sandra Niemi's excellent new biography, Glamour Ghoul—The Passions and Pain of the Real Vampira, Maila Nurmi.
Vampira is an icon of horror, fashion, and drama—but the woman behind the ... ...
When you buy an item to perform a task you need done, but there's such beauty to it that you'd gladly display it even if it did nothing at all, you know you've hit a sweet spot.
The Tree of Lyte Motion Sensor Bird Night Light Tree and Illuminated Eg... ...
I wanted to share a little trick some proofreading pros use. I use proofreading fonts (previously) like DP Sans Mono, which supports a wide range of Unicode characters. Some people with visual issues, dyslexia, or other reading impairments may also fin... ...
Smartwatches are being used to detect changes in resting heart rate indicating wearers are in the early, pre-symptomatic stages of COVID-19.
CBS:
Devices like the Apple Watch, Garmin and Fitbit watches can predict whether an individual is positi... ...
Use code 40TFTXK7 at Amazon checkout to get this digital no-touch infrared thermometer with a luminous display for $10 off. I bought one to replace our hard-to-read under-the-tongue thermometer, which suddenly seems gross to use. ...
This wonderful Tintin illustration by Hergé sold at auction last week for around $3.84 million, making it the most expensive piece of comic book art in the world. Hergé created the art with ink, gouache, and watercolors as a cover for his 1936 comic Th... ...
Our friends at iFixIt purchased the new AirPods Max so they could X-ray and disassemble it.
We wanted to do more than just ***** these Pods down to their Digital Crown, truly odd Lightning Port, and micron-scale screws. With time to really explore ... ...
Snowy weather in Japan caused a massive pileup of least 134 cars and trucks on the Tohoku Expressway north of Tokyo, killing one person, injuring at least 17, and leaving around 200 people stranded. The accident started with a truck crashing into a pas... ...