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YouTube Shuts Down Chats After Streams of House Hearing on White Nationalism Are Flooded by White Nationalists

YouTube shut down numerous chat rooms being flooded for over an hour by racist comments when thousands of people tuned into YouTube on Tuesday to watch a House Judiciary Committee congressional hearing on the rise of white nationalism. The hearings featured officials from Facebook and YouTube, two platforms that have been under fire for their…

Tech News Patrick Howell O'Neill Apr 9

Qualcomm’s New Mobile Chip Promises to Cut Back on Annoying Gaming Hiccups

If you’ve dabbled in mobile gaming, particularly more resource intensive titles like one of the many battle royale games out there, you know jank. It’s the slight hiccup, frame skip, or graphics lag that can sometimes mean the difference between an early exit and a chicken dinner (or perhaps a victory royale). But on the…

Gadgets Sam Rutherford Apr 9

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’s Gavin Leatherwood on Crashing the Harvey and Sabrina Ship

Shippers can be quite the dedicated bunch, and sometimes they really don’t like when someone gets in the way of their favorite pairing. When Netflix’s Chilling Adventures of Sabrina broke up Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka) and Harvey Kinkle (Ross Lynch) in the middle of the first season, Gavin Leatherwood prepared for the worst. After all,…

io9 Beth Elderkin Apr 9

The Alps Are on Track to Lose at Least Half Their Glacier Ice This Century

Ice. It’s melting. And new findings focused on the Alps show it’s going to keep disappearing at an alarming rate even if we cut emissions. The research, released in the Cryosphere on Tuesday, show that glaciers in the Alps will shrink to half their current area by midcentury even if carbon pollution magically dropped to…

Climate Change Brian Kahn Apr 9

Even Random Paint Splatters Can Be Valid Computer Code (If You’re Using Perl)

As technology becomes more central to our lives, kids are increasingly being steered towards careers in programming with things like toys that promote coding. Is there still room for the arts in a world run by apps, AI, and computers? It turns out there might be a closer connection between the two than you’d think,…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski Apr 9

Surprise: Boom Studios’ Angel Comic Series Is Real, and Starts Next Week

This is, honestly, about as close as you can get to stealth-dropping a comic book without just launching it digitally. Beyoncé would be proud. Boom Studios has announced (via Paste Magazine) surprise release details for its new ongoing Angel comic series today, spinning out of the publisher’s recent Buffy the Vampire Slayer series that re-imagines…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook Apr 9

LG G8 Review: Sleek in the Streets, Wannabe Tech Wizard in the Deets

It’s been a while since I’ve used a phone with such wildly different personalities living in the same device, but here were are. On the outside, the LG G8 features a fantastically sleek and minimalist design as good or better than other phones on the market. But on the inside, the G8 dreams of being…

Smartphones Sam Rutherford Apr 9

Teeth-Whitening Products Might Be Riskier Than We Thought

Those strips and gels you use to get your teeth as pearly white as possible may come with some previously unknown risks, according to new, preliminary research out this week. It found that the key ingredient in these products—hydrogen peroxide—could be capable of damaging dentin, the second, deeper layer of our teeth that lies beneath the…

Health Ed Cara Apr 9

Kevin Feige Is Just Happy James Gunn Is Back on Guardians Vol. 3

Not much is official when it comes to Marvel Studios’ plans after Avengers: Endgame. Two things that are, though: Spider-Man: Far From Home, which is out in July, and a third Guardians of the Galaxy movie which, as you well know, has been a whole other headache. Most fans assumed that if writer/director James Gunn…

Movies Germain Lussier Apr 9

Will Apple Just Kill iTunes Already?

People have been complaining about iTunes for ages. The bloated and confusingly arcane piece of software has been updated and repurposed and jerry-rigged to handle new tasks for the past 18 years, and one developer says it won’t live to see its 19th birthday. It looks like Apple is finally about to kill iTunes and…

Tech News Adam Clark Estes Apr 9

Law and Order Are the Only Things Standing Between Us and NCAA Fans With Flaming Lime Scooters

I don’t consider myself anything close to a sports fan, but even I understand that the Lord of the Flies-level chaos that transpired following Texas Tech’s victory over Michigan State on Saturday is remarkable if for no other reason than the bonfire of flaming Lime scooters. Video shared to Facebook and Twitter following Saturday’s NCAA…

Tech News Catie Keck Apr 9

Alphabet’s Wing Lands ‘World-First’ Approval for Drone Deliveries of Food and Medicine in Australia

Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has approved Project Wing’s plans for drone delivery of food and medicine in suburbs around the capital city of Canberra, a “world-first,” according to a new report by the Guardian. Project Wing, a subsidiary of Google parent company Alphabet, has been testing self-flying delivery drones in Australia for over…

Tech News Matt Novak Apr 9

They’re All Together Ooky in the First Addams Family Teaser

They may not be cutting the buds off of roses or burning pilgrims at the stake, but this family is still here to have some a devilishly good time in the first teaser trailer for The Addams Family animated film. MGM has released the first teaser for The Addams Family, the latest film about our…

Trailers Beth Elderkin Apr 9

Twitter Limits Number of Accounts You Can Follow in a Day to Still Nightmarish 400

Spammers on Twitter are annoying. That’s why Twitter is thwarting one their most obnoxious tactics by further slashing the number of people you can follow per day from 1,000 to… 400. Basically, the site says it’s trying to limit a practice called “follower churn,” or when an account will follow and then unfollow a large…

Tech News Victoria Song Apr 9

The Race to Save the Most Endangered Conifer in America

TORREYA STATE PARK, FLORIDA—Religious scholars have long debated where Noah constructed his floating zoo made of “gopher wood” (Genesis 6:14) and what tree the ark’s gopher wood even came from. Some residents in the Florida Panhandle have an unlikely answer. The place in question is, well, there, and the tree in question is torreya taxifolia.…

Conservation Brian Kahn Apr 9

Devin Nunes’ Lawyers Falsely Claim Reporter Bolded ‘Cocaine’ and ‘Woman’ in Tweet to Be Extra Mean

California Representative Devin Nunes, one of the president’s biggest yes-men in Congress and recent filer of a lawsuit against Twitter and several of its users, including the account @DevinCow and Republican strategist Liz Mair, over mean things said about him has launched yet another lawsuit. This one again targets Mair, as well as the McClatchy Company,…

Politics Tom McKay Apr 9

Josh Brolin Gives Us a Tiny, Tiny Glimpse of Dune

Jean Grey lets the Phoenix Force in for Dark Phoenix’s latest TV spot. Dwayne Johnson promises production on Black Adam is finally moving forward next year. Some preying birds unite in new pictures from Arrow. Plus, what’s to come on Legends of Tomorrow. Spoilers now! Dune Josh Brolin reports from Arrakis in a new set…

Television James Whitbrook Apr 9

China Considers Ban on Cryptocurrency Mining Because It’s a Stupid Waste of Energy

Regulators in China are considering a ban on cryptocurrency mining as an “undesirable” economic activity, according to a government document released Monday. China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) published a new paper that includes a proposal to ban the mining of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin over concerns that crypto mining is a waste of valuable…

Energy Matt Novak Apr 9

Singapore Officials Set Horrifying Record, Busting 14-Ton Shipment of Smuggled Pangolin Scales

Authorities in Singapore have seized more than 14 tons of scales of pangolin scales bound for Vietnam in what Paul Thomson of the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Pangolin Specialist Group described as the largest single such shipment on record, the New York Times reported on Monday. Thomson told the paper that the…

Earther Tom McKay Apr 8

USB Drive Found on Jailed Mar-a-Lago Party-Crasher Contained Self-Executing Code

New details are starting to trickle in about the Chinese woman arrested while carrying a suspicious number of electronic devices and trying to get inside President Donald Trump’s private Mar-a-Lago club—among them that a USB drive in her possession began to auto-install files on a Secret Service agent’s computer the minute they plugged it in.…

Privacy & Security Dell Cameron Apr 8

YouTube Shuts Down Chats After Streams of House Hearing on White Nationalism Are Flooded by White Nationalists

Qualcomm’s New Mobile Chip Promises to Cut Back on Annoying Gaming Hiccups

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’s Gavin Leatherwood on Crashing the Harvey and Sabrina Ship

The Alps Are on Track to Lose at Least Half Their Glacier Ice This Century

Even Random Paint Splatters Can Be Valid Computer Code (If You’re Using Perl)

Surprise: Boom Studios’ Angel Comic Series Is Real, and Starts Next Week

LG G8 Review: Sleek in the Streets, Wannabe Tech Wizard in the Deets

Teeth-Whitening Products Might Be Riskier Than We Thought

Kevin Feige Is Just Happy James Gunn Is Back on Guardians Vol. 3

Will Apple Just Kill iTunes Already?

Law and Order Are the Only Things Standing Between Us and NCAA Fans With Flaming Lime Scooters

Alphabet’s Wing Lands ‘World-First’ Approval for Drone Deliveries of Food and Medicine in Australia

They’re All Together Ooky in the First Addams Family Teaser

Twitter Limits Number of Accounts You Can Follow in a Day to Still Nightmarish 400

The Race to Save the Most Endangered Conifer in America

Devin Nunes’ Lawyers Falsely Claim Reporter Bolded ‘Cocaine’ and ‘Woman’ in Tweet to Be Extra Mean

Josh Brolin Gives Us a Tiny, Tiny Glimpse of Dune

China Considers Ban on Cryptocurrency Mining Because It’s a Stupid Waste of Energy

Singapore Officials Set Horrifying Record, Busting 14-Ton Shipment of Smuggled Pangolin Scales

USB Drive Found on Jailed Mar-a-Lago Party-Crasher Contained Self-Executing Code

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