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Apr 22, 1:00AM
So this video. There's a lot to see here. Some gross eating. Some crazy makeup. And the clothes. Wow. Off the bat I just want to say that I inspected closely and the drummer is wearing a shirt. It's flesh-colored, but it's there. "Stuck in the Middle" is off Stealers Wheel's debut, self-titled album from 1972 and it's just catchy, okay? There are some crazy 70s shoes and delicious looking pastries here, but don't be fooled. The bell bottoms and gluttony will get you eventually. [
Spotify,
Amazon,
iTunes]
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Apr 22, 12:00AM
After years of criticism and debate, plus a Washington D.C. circuit court ordering that the TSA accept public comment, you can finally
weigh in about those scanners that not-so-subtly
undress you.
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Apr 21, 11:00PM
In some ways
Oblivion is pretty standard. Alien war. Last humans on earth. Tom Cruise. Etc. But the movie, out this weekend, has something else going for it: a
stunning backdrop for all the hunting and sleuthing.
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Apr 21, 10:20PM
It's the middle of the night and you're in the middle of nowhere when—
whumpa, whumpa, whumpa—you get a flat. Rather than fumble through the tire change in the dark, why not keep this portable LED lantern in the boot should the need arise?
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Apr 21, 9:30PM
Everyone wants to be the center of the universe, but solipsism doesn't always mesh well with that whole socializing/respecting other people thing. So keep the truth to yourself and just look at your Arnold & Son's watch whenever you want to
commune with the sky above.
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Apr 21, 9:00PM
We have to get over it right up front. This stool costs about $780, which is stupid a lot. But now that it's out in the open we can move on and admire how cool it is, right? Riiight?
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Apr 21, 8:00PM
There was lichen on some trees near El Malpais National Monument in north west New Mexico on January 14, 1987. No, seriously there was. If you want to
double check, the U.S. Geological Survey has released a database called Biodiversity Information Serving Our Nation (
BISON) that tracks 100 thousand species in the U.S..
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Apr 21, 7:00PM
The Plosky Tolbachik volcano in Kamchatka, Russia is going kind of crazy this month. And Live Journal user
Lusika33 has been following the eruptions from land and air. It's pretty amazing to think that these rivers of lava are flowing right now. It seems like shooting from the helicopter may have been kind of scary for Lusika33, but it can't be more intense than standing in the volcano. [
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Apr 21, 6:00PM
I hear a lot of people talking about how nice it is to go on vacation and "just unplug for awhile." They say that taking a break from their devices helps them refocus. Which makes sense! Except I already know what a great time they had on their vacations because they posted a steady stream of photos throughout, or texted me after they went to surfing lessons/wine tasting. The last time I was totally unplugged was during a camping trip last summer and it was only for a couple of days. When was the last time you really went off grid? Revisit simpler times below.
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Apr 21, 5:40PM
Photographer
Ray Demski recently decided to take climbers and a photography crew to a bridge in Avers, Switzerland, light an ice wall and then shoot the climbers once it got dark. The results are pretty awesome, which is not surprising, because this whole plan was...pretty awesome.
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Apr 21, 4:45PM
A California ISP called
Cal.net is rolling out service in El Dorado county where almost 60,000 residents have minimal
internet access. Cal.net is taking advantage of unused portions of the radio spectrum, called
white spaces, to send wireless signal over long distances.
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Apr 21, 3:30PM
While we had
previously seen the stunning thermal images that helped police confirm that Boston Marathon bombing suspect was indeed hiding in a boat, under a tarp, in Watertown, Massachusetts, now the raw video of the camera in action has been released.
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Apr 21, 3:00PM
How do you spend your lunch break? Taking a turn round the park? Checking Facebook? Catching up on the work you should've done in the morning? All of these options have their place, but here's something else you can be doing: Making money.
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Apr 21, 2:30PM
It seems kind of ridiculous to integrate an iDevice into crayon and paper drawing time. Some things are sacred. But for kids who are addicted to all of the screens in their lives
DRAWNIMAL might be a useful transition.
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Apr 21, 1:20PM
KLM is going to send someone into space on an
SXC Lynx spaceship in 2014. They're releasing a high altitude balloon tomorrow morning and if you guess the altitude and coordinates of where it will pop you'll be the one on that flight.
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Apr 21, 1:18AM
There was no small amount of technology that went into the capture of Boston Marathon bombing suspect
Dzokhar Tsarnaev, but perhaps none was more impressive than the helicopter-mounted, forward-looking infrared camera that confirmed once and for all that there was someone hiding in a boat in Watertown, Massachusetts. And that he was almost certainly Dzokhar Tsarnaev.
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Apr 21, 1:15AM
Your washing machine is kind enough to handle your laundry without a complaint. For that it deserves respect.
Aussie50 has no such respect. Watch his poor washer tear itself asunder, powerless to prevent spectacular self-destruction the hands of its own spin cycle. Watch as it tries to escape through sheer force of centrifugal will. Watch it fail.
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Apr 21, 12:00AM
When I was in highschool, I became a bassist. Not for love of the four-stringed beast; that came later. No, it's just that everybody
needs a bassist and I had no room for drums. Like any attention-starved adolescent, I was always looking to show off, and my taste in punk evolved accordingly. The Decendents' classic "Myage" was a blast of a showpiece. And also just a great song.
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Apr 20, 11:00PM
There's an easy solution to your lawn chair equation:
making those suckers out of pure math. Well, math and plastic.
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Apr 20, 10:00PM
Back in the 1860s, repeating rifles were a pretty new development. There was a still a lot of horse-riding and open field-fighting. And the Ashokan Farewell played under
everything. But the south had a high tech trick under its sleeve.
A good old-fashioned whirlybird.
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Apr 20, 9:03PM
Twitter hacks are
an unfortunate reality of everyday social media life. Today, it was CBS's 60 Minutes, 48 Hours, and CBS Denver accounts that took the hit and started dishing out some
linkbait-y tweets with a virus-laiden garnish. Careful what you click.
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Apr 20, 8:00PM
Today is
Record Store Day, complete with a
slew of special releases on everybody's favorite antiquated audio medium. Hobbyists everywhere rushed out this morning to stand in line in front of local shops to pick up a couple of the good old-fashioned discs. How about you?
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Apr 20, 7:00PM
Want to watch
A New Hope today? Want to watch it every day? Just can't find the time? This awesome, animated, 60-second speedrun should help. From the folks who brought you high-speed versions of
Back to the Future and
The Matrix, this redux is waaaaay better than that special edition stuff. What's your guess for Episode VII; better or worse than this? [
1A4STUDIO]
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Apr 20, 6:00PM
It's been a long week. Time to kick off your shoes, sit back, and take a little taste of the cream of Gizmodo's weekly crop. We've got possible murders caught by Google Maps, the tale of how Transformers are born, the super bland website that snagged up design awards, crazy bitcoin mining machines, a crazy cheap 4K TV, the first Google Glass videos and more. Check it all out below.
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Apr 20, 5:00PM
Everyone knows there's malware on Android, but for the most part it just hides out in the seedier back alleys of the OS. You're only likely to run into it if you start side-loading pirated apps, or frequenting sketchy unofficial app stores. But a newly uncovered family of malware—fittingly called "BadNews"—
was just chillin' in Google Play, and has been downloaded somewhere between two and nine million times. In other words, a whole lot.
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