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Can Artificial Meat Save The World?
Popular Science - By Tom Foster
Traditional chicken, beef, and pork production devours resources and creates waste. Meat-free meat might be the solution. On an ordinary spring morning in Columbia, Missouri, Ethan Brown stands in the
YouTube has an elite group that hunts and kills content
The Verge - Chris Welch
Most average, everyday YouTube viewers are only able to flag videos for inappropriate content on an individual basis. But it turns out a growing group of "super flaggers" receive a powerful bonus privilege:
Lego Cubestormer robot solves Rubik's Cube in less time than it takes to read this headline
Engadget - Brad Molen
Until yesterday, the world record for fastest time in solving a Rubik's Cube was 5.27 seconds, which was set in the fall of 2011 by a Lego robot named Cubestormer 2. Thanks to the machine's successor named
The working Lego keyboard of your nerdy dreams is here
CNET - by Amanda Kooser
A Lego builder tackles the challenge of crafting a working keyboard out of Lego bricks and has to make some entertaining substitutions for traditional keys.
9 Famous Tech Mascots and Their Colorful Backstories
Mashable - Yohana Desta
Tech Mascots 1. Domo for NHK 2. TiVo's TV 3. Android's Android 4. Energizer Bunny 5. Travelocity's Roaming Gnome 6. Yesware Yeti 7. Twitter Bird 8. Reddit's Snoo 9. Bitly Pufferfish BONUS: Geico Gecko
More Project Tango Specs Revealed, Showing Two Wide-Angle And One Depth-Sensing Camera
TechCrunch - Darrell Etherington
Google’s Project Tango smartphone is a 3D environment sensing hardware experiment, which the company is hoping to ship to developers soon (today is the anticipated ship date Google stated, in fact) had
Prisoners 'could serve 1,000 year sentence in eight hours'
The Telegraph - By Rhiannon Williams
Future biotechnology could be used to make prisoners feel as if they were serving a 1,000 year sentence, a team of scientists claim Future biotechnology could be used to trick a prisoner's mind into thinking
National Geographic Society Newsroom – Ideas and Insight From National Geographic
National Geographic
Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week: Feathers February 15, 2019 Feathers vary widely in their shape and size and are one of the defining characteristics of birds. Feathers perform many functions birds
10 of the Maddest Scientists Who Ever Lived
Popular Mechanics - By Joshua A. Krisch
From guzzling bacteria to dueling for mathematics, these scientists pulled some of the craziest stunts in the history of the profession. What would you do for science? These scientists gave everything
'Surgeon Simulator' is even more horrifying on iPad
The Verge - Andrew Webster
Now with eye transplants and dentistry Surgeon Simulator 2013 somehow managed to make the process of brutally murdering a patient hilarious, and now the experience has been translated to touch. What makes
PS4 Continues To Beat Xbox One Through February
Forbes - Dave Thier
The NPD numbers for February are in, and Sony's PS4 takes the #1 spot for all hardware sales, according to the company. We don’t have a specific count, but Microsoft announced 258,000 Xbox Ones sold, we
LeBron James tweets Samsung phone fail, then deletes it
Fox News - By
King James may rule the basketball world, but he’s just as susceptible to Android bugs as the rest of us. Samsung had to wince when its highly paid spokesperson tweeted out the following yesterday to 12
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How Lego Become The World's Hottest Toy Company
Business Insider - The Economist
They will add to the already gigantic heap of Lego bits: 86 for every person on the planet. The toymaker has enjoyed ten years of spectacular growth, almost quadrupling its revenue. In 2012 it overtook
The Flight of the Birdman: Flappy Bird Creator Dong Nguyen Speaks Out
Rolling Stone - David Kushner
Last April, Dong Nguyen, a quiet 28-year-old who lived with his parents in Hanoi, Vietnam, and had a day job programming location devices for taxis, …