A case against Yelp that could have had sweeping influence on the way U.S. citizens use the internet will not be heard by the Supreme Court, despite a petition from one of President Trumpsâ oft-used lawyers for the court to reconsider the case.
One of the most egregious myths about automation is that it is a faceless and elemental force of nature that we puny humans are capable only of scrambling to adapt to. This is technological determinism at its most aggressive, and itâs generally a big fat fallacy.
We see a lot of deals around the web over on Kinja Deals, but these were our ten favorites today.
The Concourse Donât Doubt What You Saw With Your Own Eyes | The A.V. Club Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez tells rich guy Stephen Colbert why her 70 percent tax isnât scary | Splinter AOC: A Society With Billionaires Cannot Be Moral | The Muse Here Are Your 2019 Oscar Nominees | The Grapevine In the Clapback Heard AroundâŚ
The European Union has spent the last year working on a controversial overhaul of its copyright laws and was scheduled to finalize the proposal on Monday. Lawmakers failed to come to an agreement and the legislation is stalled for the time being, but that hasnât stopped Google from threatening to pull its News serviceâŚ
Author, screenwriter, producer, and director Michael Crichton would have left an incredible legacy even if the only sci-fi works associated with him were Jurassic Park and Westworld (and their many sequels and related titles). But he had so many more movie and TV credits to his name.
Your car is a great place for a wireless charger, but if you use GPS, audio streaming, and crank your screen to full brightness while you drive, a 5W Qi charger might not quite keep up with your deviceâs battery drain.
The folks at Car and Driver, a publication like Horse and Rider or Sloop and Helmsman, but for cars, recently tested out Chevroletâs new 2019 Silverado 1500 trucks, with both the new 2.7-liter turbocharged four-cylinder and the also recently-updated 5.3-liter V8, and found, to their surprise, that the V8 actually got âŚ
There are plenty of people who are exceptional in one way or another. But a new review published this week suggests that even the poop we make can be extraordinary. It argues that some of us are super fecal transplant donors, with poop that is uniquely suited to treating digestive and gut problems.
A team of scientists is warning that the double whammy of a naturally recurring weather pattern and rising temperatures is triggering dramatic melting on the Greenland ice sheetâa problem the researchers liken to recent global coral bleaching events, which have been fueled by the one-two punch of El NiĂąo and climateâŚ
A birdâs-eye view can completely change your perspective on things. And I mean that literally.
While it may not be quite as svelte or speedy as the new, bezel-free 11" iPad Pro, the previous generation 10.5" model is still a fantastic tablet by any reasonable measure, and a great deal at $500 for 64GB, in the color of your choice.
Later this year, weâll get to see the fourth season of The Expanse, after Amazon swooped in and saved the show from cancellation at Syfyâs hands. But good news: you can while away the time youâll spend waiting for it by being able to watch all three seasons so far on Amazon Prime Video, starting next month.
Arizona state Senator Gail Griffin, a Republican, has introduced a new bill that would force computer and phone retailers to install porn-blocking software, which could only be removed for a fee of at least $20. The weirdest part? The money that was collected by the state would be used to help build President DonaldâŚ
Iâve been a fan of the Jabra Move wireless headphones for years. Theyâre super functional, lightweight, attractive, great-sounding, and at $100, surprisingly affordable. Jabra just released an updated version of the headphones, the Move Style, with improved battery life and a new range of colors. The best part isâŚ
Hold on to your butts, gamers. This deal on 32" 144hz Monoprice monitors may be a contender for the deal of the week.
Archeologists were amazed when they first saw a newly-identified ancient arrangement of stones on a farm in Aberdeen, Scotland, in December.
Week 1: Amazon
Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Apple collectively make products that we love, products that we hate (but canât stop using), and products that dictate how we communicate and how we are seen. Their devices and services make our lives easier than theyâve ever been before, yet more complicated in unforeseenâŚ
Phishing is clearly bad, but itâs not always easy to suss out a sketchy email from a legitimate one. To help, Alphabet subsidiary Jigsaw has made a quiz with Google to teach people how to better spot malicious emails.
Advertisement
