The kinkiest thing an automaton can wank to is the organic lifeform he's tried to kill for five years.
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Saga Is the Best Comic in the Universe Because It Shows You How Evil Robots Jack Off
The Staggering Evolution of Stop-Motion in Film History
Filmmakers have been stop-motion animation for eons, but holy crap man, people have gotten really, really good at it. This video by Vugar Efendi tracks the evolution of stop motion in film starting with The Enchanted Drawing in 1900, which was really just a drawing of a face changing facial expressions, all the way up to the gloriously beautiful Kubo and the Two Strings, which was released this summer.
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Jalopnik The BBC Wants To Close Your Top Gear-Stealing Loophole, You Thieves
Did Tesla Quietly Remove A Safety Feature From The Model X's Falcon Doors?
Much of the attention around the Tesla Model X
This Wooden Star Trek USS Enterprise Rocker Is a Good Reason to Start a Family
It's never too early to start fostering a deep, almost obsessive love of Star Trek in your children. So while your toddler is innocently rocking back and forth in this lovely wooden USS Enterprise rocking horse, they'll have no idea they're secretly being groomed as a future Trekkie.
How to Watch the Ring-of-Fire Solar Eclipse
We will never, ever tell you to stare at the sun. Fortunately, we have a far better way for you to get a glimpse of the upcoming ring-of-fire solar eclipse.
iPhone Glitch Transforms Cats Into Caterpillars
Digital photography is reliable, consistent, and increasingly easy to use. But when it fucks up, boy does it fuck up.
Add Two More FreshWorks Containers To Your Collection For $17
We shared the first deal on these Rubbermaid FreshWorks containers a few weeks ago, and on several occasions since, and you guys have bought thousands
Apple's Decision to Cast Jessica Alba in Its Reality Show Is an Outrage
Some things are sacred. Some things should only be touched by the meaty, all-knowing fingers of the men who know them best. Some things are just so pure and sacred and special that they're worth getting all worked up over.
Now Is a Good Time to Change Your Dropbox Password
Dropbox was reportedly hacked back in 2012
Today's Best Deals: Virtual Reality, Skechers, 20% off Gaming Gear, and More
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Why We Can't Tell How Your Car Will Perform On That New Earth-Like Exoplanet
Recently, the scientific community was all excited because a new exoplanet was discovered, and this one is in the coveted “habitable zone” that makes real estate so valuable, and it's even pretty close by! It's called Proxima Centauri b, and I want to know how well my car is going to drive when I get it there. Sadly, we just can't say yet.
The Same Microbe That Led to Black Death Also Caused a Huge Plague Centuries Before
Centuries before the Black Death decimated the population of Western Europe, an earlier plague epidemic took out over 50 million people (about 15 percent of the population) in the Byzantime empire. A team of German scientists has confirmed that the two plagues were caused by the same bacterium, albeit genetically different strains.
Today's Best Deals: Brand New Fitbits, Anker Earbuds, Cordless Dremel, and More
A cordless Dremel, a hugely-popular travel surge protector, and Anker's new wireless earbuds lead off Tuesday's best deals.
Mac BitTorrent Client Transmission Gets Infected With Malware Again
For the second time in five months, the Transmission BitTorrent client for Mac has been infected with malware.
Monday, August 29, 2016
Russian Man Volunteers For First Human Head Transplant
In news that is so weird, you almost won't believe it, a Russian man has volunteered to be the victim for the world's first head transplant, which two doctors want to perform early next year. Valery Spiridonov-a 31-year-old Russian man who operates an educational software company out of his home in the small city of Vladimir, Russia-suffers from Werdnig-Hoffmann disease, which confines him to a wheelchair. The disease is genetic and usually fatal, a disorder “that wastes away muscles and kills motor neurons-nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord that help move the body.”
Saturday, August 27, 2016
Saturday's Best Deals: TriggerPoint Foot Massager, Grill Gauge, Keypad Deadbolt
TriggerPoint's foot massager, Kwikset keypad locks, and the Original Grill Gauge lead off Saturday's best deals.
Friday, August 26, 2016
Ride-Hailing Crashes Triple In NYC As More People Turn To Apps
While we laud ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft for making it easier to get home from the pub, we sometimes forget about the drivers. With drivers of varying levels of experience often trying to use apps for multiple services in the car, New York City crashes have increased with the rise of the apps.
Thursday, August 25, 2016
Damn, This Piping Hot Volcano B-Roll Is Metal as Hell
As arguably the world's most active volcano, Hawaii's Kīlauea presents a unique opportunity for researchers who want to observe the Earth's geologic processes in real-time. Even more importantly, as a goddamn erupting volcano, footage of Kīlauea is gnarly as fuck.
Today's Best Deals: Shun Knife, Smarter Slow Cooker, Tiny USB Charger, and More
A smarter slow cooker, the most popular little USB charger, and a beautiful chef's knife lead off Thursday's best deals.
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
French Official Threatens to Sue For Posting Pictures of Police Officers Enforcing the Burkini Ban
Five cities, including
Rubbermaid's Uber-Popular FreshWorks Starter Pack Is Down To Just $15, If You Hurry
Earlier today
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Is This the Saddest Monkey on Earth?
His blue face and blank stare suggest a look of despair or simply disbelief. Yet, the snub-nosed monkey above and 37 other similar species just got their genomes sequenced. This one monkey, though. He seems sad as hell about it.
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