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Monday December 1, 2025. 07:41 PM
An anonymous reader writes: Netflix has removed the ability to cast shows and movies from phones to TVs, unless subscribers are using older casting devices. An updated help page on Netflix's website, first reported by Android Authority, says that the streaming service 'no...
I just spent way too much time browsing Amazon's Japan Store. It's dangerous for anyone who gets excited about well-made office products, tools, toys, and home goods you usually can't find in the United States. The store curates products directly from Japanese companies and...
Surf Google SERPs like it's November 29, 2022, with this workaround for the age of AI slop ChatGPT's public debut on November 30, 2022, is widely seen by critics as the start of the AI-slop era online. Those yearning for a more human-written web can get some relief from a...
A Paranoid's History of the United States might be the most intellectually honest conspiracy podcast out there, because host Joseph L. Flatley doesn't pretend the line between documented government malfeasance and fever-dream speculation is always clear. The show occupies a...
The skills that future graduates will most need in an age of automation -- creative thinking, critical analysis, the capacity to learn new things -- are precisely those that a growing body of research suggests may be eroded by inserting AI into the educational process, yet...
Plus: Aussie Wi-Fi phisher and Brit dark web dealer nailed Cybercrime suspects and offenders across three continents have been rounded up this week, with cases spanning hacked IP cameras in South Korea, evil twin Wi-Fi traps in Australia, and a dark web drug empire in rural...
Linus Torvalds released the 6.18 kernel as expected on November 30, closing the last full development cycle of 2025. It was another busy cycle, featuring a record number of developers. The time has come for a look at where the code came from for this kernel release, but also ...
These handy e-paper devices let you write notes, sketch ideas, and even read books—and they're on sale for Cyber Monday.
A Non-Euclidean Perspective collects 45 years of Robert Anton Wilson's political essays, from 1960 to 2005, and reading it today, his thinking feels more urgent than ever. From the publisher: Years before he was famous as the co-author of the Illuminatus! — Read the...
Learning with Lyrics creates educational videos that explain how things work through songs. I wish this had been around when I was a kid—for some reason, I remember what I learn in these videos much easier because of the singing. In this video, we learn about Velcro. —...
Aura's digital picture frames are the most complimented item in my house, and now you can get your own during the Cyber Monday sale.
Major consulting firms including McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group and Bain have frozen starting salaries for the third consecutive year as AI reshapes how these companies think about their traditional reliance on large cohorts of junior analysts. Job offers for 2026 show...
Plex is a flexible media platform that lets you organize, catalog, and stream your collection of movies, TV shows, music, and more from a personal server to just about any device, both locally and remotely; it not only supports seamless sharing with friends but also includes ...
Opera is rolling out new Google AI features across its Opera One, Opera GX and Opera Neon browsers. This is the result of the browser maker's long running partnership with the search giant, and now includes support for the latest Gemini models. The new Opera AI appears as a...
Paperhand Puppet Intervention creates larger-than-life outdoor puppet shows in North Carolina. When I think of puppets, I picture small marionettes, but these performers actually wear their puppets as costumes. This looks like such a fun, whimsical show to see in person. —...
I'm usually not a fan of Honest Trailers or Honest Game Trailers. Despite featuring the great voice-over artist Jon Bailey (AKA Epic Voice Guy), I just don't enjoy watching things I love get torn apart. I've been playing ARC Raiders like a full-time job since its release...
Absolute loser Pete Hegseth allegedly ordered the U.S. military to 'kill everybody' on a suspected drug boat and then joked about it with a rocket-launcher-wielding Franklin the Turtle meme. That's not a satire headline. That's just the Monday after Thanksgiving in Trump's...
Back in the 1970s, someone had the brilliant idea to stick a transistor radio inside a toilet paper holder. These gadgets came in all the classic '70s colors like avocado green, with little tuning knobs and speakers built into the front. — Read the rest The post This 1970s...
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