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Netflix should put SNL out of its misery by following the Chris Rock special with more live comedy

Only one live comedy show mattered last night — and it certainly wasn’t NBC’s increasingly cringey and beleaguered Saturday Night Woke. Even if you didn’t …

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The Pocket Sonar Was A Strange Game Boy Accessory That Helped You Fish

The Game Boy, despite packing modest hardware, could be used as a small computer. One accessory that took advantage of it was a fishing sonar accessory.

Octopus brains are more alien than we previously thought

Some scientists have already made the argument that octopuses might be aliens. While the claim seems a bit out of this world, new research into …

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Hubble captures a cosmic sea monster with this image of a jellyfish galaxy

This Hubble image shows a jellyfish galaxy, a galaxy type named for its larger main body with tendrils that float along after it like the sea creature.

Web3 in Hollywood could pave the way for the hit IP of the future

Web3 can help Hollywood and its creatives reach and maintain audiences and usher in a new era of interactive entertainment.

I retrofitted my blinds to make them smart, and it’s been awesome

Voice commands? Check. Sunset/sunrise timers? Check. Google Assistant automations? Check.

Learn to Code While Playing Rocket League? Yes, Really

Skillquest Yes, you read that headline correctly. You can not only learn to code by building a bot that plays Rocket League, but you can also win $2000 if you enter the Skillquest tournament. Disclaimer: The founder of SkillQuest is a personal friend of mine, and I’m so excited about what they are doing over

Researcher Turns Raspberry Pi into a Brain Interface

Raspberry Pi In another excellent example of the Raspberry Pi community doing amazing things, a researcher at Heriot-Watt University has invented an affordable device to measure and record EEG signals produced by the brain. According to a new blog post on the Raspberry Pi website, a Neuroscientist named Ildar Rakhmatulin used the Raspberry Pi platform