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Apr 03, 4:00AM
There's always been something just a little off about Dr. Watson and his uncanny ability to always appear by his partner's side. But now that your suspicions of Sherlock Holmes' faithful man-servant have been proven correct, will you survive the night?
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Apr 03, 3:30AM
Baidu, the Chinese search engine used in China, is reportedly working on a Chinese version of Google Project Glass that'll be called Baidu Eye. Because OF COURSE they would. It makes perfect sense for knockoff Google to knock off Project Glass, right?
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Apr 03, 3:00AM
If you're looking to steal money from an ATM, what do you do? Try to wheel it to your house and smash it until it opens? Continually rob people who try to take money out of the machine? Hmm, what about just blowing the freaking ATM up to smithereens with explosives. That's what these thieves did. The explosion was insane.
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Apr 03, 2:00AM
I love Internet commenters because they make me laugh. The good ones are so funny! And even when they're awful and mean spirited and filled with hate, there's a certain humor that comes from that sort of silliness. But what if commenters actually get what they wish for in their comments? This comic hilariously explains that it wouldn't change a damn thing. [
Funny or Die via
Neatorama]
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Apr 03, 1:00AM
After more than a decade of planning, legal wrangling, and construction, One World Trade Center is tantalizingly close to completion. Earlier today, the Port Authority offered a glimpse of the WTC's 100th floor observation deck as well as the stunning views visitors will enjoy when the tallest building in the Western hemisphere opens to the public in 2015.
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Apr 03, 12:00AM
Toy Place is a lovely short documentary by Ben Churchill that tours the amazing Vermont Toy Museum that houses a collection of almost 100,000 toys. I want to go there now. We should all go there now.
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Apr 02, 11:00PM
Taken in November of 1918 these two photos show the inside of the UB-110 German Submarine. The valves were used to control the submarine and the reverse image is of four torpedo tubes used against a merchant ship in July 1918. Soon after the attack the submarine sunk and later was salvaged, but scrapped. Follow the via to see much larger images. [
Tyne and Wear Archives via
Twisted Sifter]
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Apr 02, 10:00PM
Traveling, even when its meant to relax, can be an immensely overwhelming experience. And sifting through the endless sea of apps supposedly meant to "ease" the process doesn't exactly help the situation. TripWhat, however, takes those apps you already know and love and combines them to make one, comprehensive conglomerate of an app that takes at least some of the pain out of trip planning.
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Apr 02, 9:52PM
OK, nobody actually beat up Mark Zuckerberg but someone did plaster a series of posters that make it seem as though the Facebook founder had been beaten up. When in actuality it's the latest work of famed NYC graffiti artist KATSU. You might have seen his
signature skulls around the city or his
app.
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Apr 02, 9:40PM
Opponents of windmills cite the dangers the spinning blades post to birds, the risk of damage due to storms, and the maintenance required to keep all those moving parts running smoothly. But what if a windmill lacked blades and didn't move at all? That's the idea behind the
Delft University of Technology's EWICON which looks more like a modern piece of art more than an eco-friendly source of energy.
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Apr 02, 9:20PM
When you're on a long road trip, you generally eat what you can, where you can. That can mean many meals at a combination Exxon/KFC/Taco Bell/Tiger Mart. But have you ever seen a rest stop as amazing as this
hybrid gas station/McDonald's in Batumi, Georgia? (The country, not the state.)
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Apr 02, 9:00PM
You wear your rain boots to work, but when you get there, you want to stash them somewhere else. And you know what's good for that? These
foldable Japanese wellies ($130).
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Apr 02, 8:40PM
If you don't mind having your pockets filled with novelty knick-knacks when you head out the door, you can adorably dress up your keys with these plastic covers that make them look like tiny chainsaws.
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Apr 02, 8:37PM
Facebook has a big event planned Thursday to show off a
new homescreen, reportedly, along with a "midtier" (read: cheap) phone. According to well-known tipster
evleaks, this is it. It looks pretty boring, sure, but boring is a billion million times better than
Facebook's last gawdawful swing at hardware. Baby steps! [
evleaks]
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Apr 02, 8:04PM
Like it or not, compared to a DSLR, or even a point & shoot, your smartphone's camera sucks. They've gotten considerably better over the years, and will continue to improve, but their tiny sensors and limited optics means image quality and their ability to accurately process a scene still have a long way to go.
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Apr 02, 7:40PM
Jenga is one of those rare games that turns an incredibly simple concept into an endlessly playable challenge. Like
Tetris, checkers, or tic-tac-toe, it doesn't need improving, but that didn't stop Hasbro. Borrowing an idea from the classic Perfection game,
Jenga Boom includes a ticking time bomb base that automatically topples the tower when the timer runs out.
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Apr 02, 7:20PM
Over the last few weeks you might've heard about the ultra-futuristic information kiosks recently developed for the New York City subway system. It's sci-fi stuff, thoroughly modernizing the arteries of an often creaky metropolis. And we headed down to New York's financial district to check out a working prototype for ourselves.
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Apr 02, 7:01PM
According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple is already getting started on building "a refreshed iPhone similar in size and shape to its current one" this quarter, and it might be out as early as the summer.
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Apr 02, 7:00PM
Earlier today I found out it's totally gauche to post
more than two selfies in a month. But here's one loophole—if you're taking the photos with a self-timer, they're not selfies anymore, they're self-portraits. Bordering on art. Totally acceptable. Post as many as you want. But to take a really stellar self-portrait, you need a sturdy tripod.
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Apr 02, 6:40PM
These days, multiple monitors are becoming the norm instead of the exception. And with most interfaces designed to capture your attention—everywhere and at all costs—the constant barrage of blinking windows, beeping notifications, and bouncing icons can be distracting if not entirely overwhelming. New Windows software, Diff Displays, wants to fix this by making sure you're focused on the information you need and nothing else.
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Apr 02, 5:54PM
Parallel universes are basically the most popular trope in science fiction, because Batman and Spider-Man in alternate universe costumes are awesome, and also human existence is inherently full of awful, soul-crushing regret. But how does the science actually work?
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Apr 02, 5:40PM
Now that
nuclear-thermal rockets are becoming a reality, we may very well be shipping off the first human pioneers to Mars (both safely and efficiently) in the not-
too-distant future. This, of course, leaves the question of exactly
who will become the first generation of Martian-Earthlings.
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Apr 02, 5:17PM
After watching this terrifying footage of a
wing walker precariously climbing out of their seat and onto the top of a plane, you'll never complain about your crappy job ever again. You'll also probably wonder how this particular hobby ever came about. Even the Wright Brothers—the first people to fly—believed in seats and restraints. It's a terrifying and ridiculous stunt, even if it makes for some awesome GoPro footage.
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Apr 02, 4:58PM
After its third nuclear test in February drew a harsh rebuke from the international community and further tightened economic sanctions against the Hermit Kingdom, North Korea has once again doubled down on its nuclear rhetoric. The country announced today that it will soon restart the Yongbyon reactor, Pyongyang's primary plutonium processing plant.
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Apr 02, 4:40PM
It's estimated that every year in the US there are 1.6 million to 3.8 million sports-related traumatic brain injuries. And if not diagnosed in a timely and accurate manner, they can lead to further complications including depression and even suicide. So researchers at the University of Notre Dame have developed a
voice recognition iPad app that listens for signs of a brain injury in someone's speech, providing an almost instant diagnosis.
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