Tech
13 Pieces Of Good News That Got Drowned Out By All The Awfulness
Michael J. Fox is a star in so many ways.
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- By Andrea Meno
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13 Bits Of Trivia To Add A Few More Wrinkles To Your Cerebrum
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- By Andrea Meno
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Twitter (And Others) Still Having Issues With Bigoted AI Cropping
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- By Stephen Buckley
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13 Little-Known Facts To Nourish Our Knowledge-Hungry Noggins
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- By Andrea Meno
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A ROUNDUP OF INTERVIEWS, DEEP DIVES, & TRIVIA
13 Pieces Of Good News That Got Buried By Outrage And Negativity
The planet really is healing, no joke.
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- By Andrea Meno
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3 Unspoken Truths Of Social Media Nobody Wants To Acknowledge
What if we replaced this entire system with a few cans and some string?
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- By Stephen Buckley
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3 Lessons From The Right's Social Media Ventures
In honor of TRUTH Social, here are some important lessons we've learned over the past several months.
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- By Carly Tennes
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A Forgotten Neon Bulb Burned For 77 Years
Maybe it helped that this bulb stayed totally untouched and sealed away all those decades.
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- By Ryan Menezes
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Bones Day or No Bones: This Pug Can Predict What Type Of Day We'll Have
If you need us, we'll be melting back into bed like Noodle the pug.
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- By Carly Tennes
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13 Now-You-Know Facts About Meat That They Didn’t Teach At School
Any poultry connoisseurs would be disappointed by ostriches.
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- By Andrea Meno
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Feels Like Amazon's Turning Homes Into A Dystopian Nightmare
Their new lineup of home defense and nanny robots are as scary as any 'Terminator' film dreams it could be.
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- By Michael Dawson
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The First Guy To Receive Bitcoin Spent His Final Bitcoins Freezing His Body
He went from cypto to cryo.
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- By Ryan Menezes
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15 Celebrities Who Keep Truly Weird Pets
So, Nic Cage has a crow named Huginn … but not another one named Muninn, disappointingly.
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- By Andrea Meno
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One Time, Pakistan Accidentally Brought Down YouTube Worldwide
It was in 2008, and it was because Pakistan wanted to delete a YouTube video.
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- By Ryan Menezes
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