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“I want people to feel something that’s imperfect.”
The tl;dr of a bewildering and honestly really awful case.
Quantum computing remains in a superposition of "viable" and "not viable," but this game is intriguing either way.
Guest blogger HP Lovecraft writes on the latest advances in robotics.
It turns out that 16 bytes is more than enough to make one's head hurt.
The history of computing at your fingertips.
A chatbot with a library of activist literature in your back pocket.
Just go out there and kill a few beasts. It's for your own good.
Stupid person does stupid thing in stupid car. News at 10.
Research finds that encoding 1s and 0s with electrons' quantum spin is fast and power-efficient.
“If we were living in a time when the Federal Government would take this type of thing seriously, this would be something I would report privately.”
If we're all going to drown in a sea of nonsense, it might as well at least be funny.
Coming soon to a wacky YouTube stunt video near you!
Well, thou art of passing skill.
Are the Straits OK? Not really, to be honest.
It's like playing dodgeball! Except the ball is traveling at 17,000 mph!
Electronic shelf labels are surprisingly easy to hack.
How do you make four go into one? Very cleverly, it turns out.
Apocalypse... now? Or now? What about now?
Now you too can sputter and bleep in response.
