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This Lenovo Laptop Has a Screen on the Wrong Side
Lenovo’s latest concept laptop is a bit of an odd duck. Its foldable display not only provides a super-tall vertical viewing area, but it can bend back to show slideshows, videos, and other content to people who are sitting across from you. Shown at MWC 2025, the ThinkBook Flip AI PC Concept features an unorthodox outward-folding display. Half of the…
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Turn-Based RPGs Aren’t Boring, You’re Just Playing the Wrong Games
Summary Turn-based RPGs have varying levels of complexity, catering to beginners and veterans alike. Not all turn-based RPGs have slow combat, some provide fast-paced, exciting battles. Compelling stories are the main draw of many turn-based RPGs, offering rich and often linear narratives and memorable characters. Turn-based RPGs are one of gaming’s largest genres, yet they’re also one of the most…
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Sam Altman thinks OpenAI has been on the ‘wrong side of history’ with open source, but that could all change – the DeepSeek success has prompted a rethink for big tech AI leaders
Leading technology experts have called for Western AI developers to consider shifting to open source in the wake of the DeepSeek success – and OpenAI might be among those warming to the approach. Speaking in the wake of DeepSeek’s model release in January, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told Reddit users he had some regrets about the company’s failure to embrace…
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You’re Probably Setting Your Rowing Machine’s Damper Wrong
We may earn a commission from links on this page. When someone experienced uses a rowing machine, it’s almost a thing of beauty—a continuous rhythm, their entire body continuously moving back and forth as the numbers on the screen rise higher and higher. So why, when you get on, does using it immediately feel impossible, and also your back hurts?…
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Google’s AI Super Bowl ad is wrong about cheese
Google just debuted a series of Super Bowl ads showing how small businesses use Gemini AI across all 50 states, but the cheese lovers out there might notice something a little off about its Wisconsin one. As spotted by @natejhake on X, the ad shows Gemini AI generating text that says Gouda accounts for “50 to 60 percent of the…
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This trippy sci-fi thriller starring Cameron Diaz is totally underrated — the critics got it wrong
For most people, filmmaker Richard Kelly is a one-hit wonder, thanks to his 2001 cult classic “Donnie Darko,” which has only increased in popularity and acclaim since its initial release, and is still the subject of detailed online fan theories. Kelly directed just two more movies after “Donnie Darko,” and it’s been more than 15 years since the release of…
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Is the NFL Rigged? What People Are Getting Wrong This Week
The pre-Super Bowl hype weeks have begun, and with them comes the annual American tradition of calling the NFL rigged. Local drunks, AM radio sports show hosts, and message board experts are all in agreement: The fix is in. Last year, the most interesting conspiracy theory held that the Pentagon rigged the entire 2024 NFL season so the Chiefs could…
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How the LA Fires Started: What People Are Getting Wrong This Week
On Jan. 7, a deadly combination of dry conditions and unusually strong winds caused a series of wildfires in Los Angeles. The fires then ignited a cultural wildfire of internet ignorance, conspiracy theories, and misinformation that has been burning out of control online. It’s been over a week, and neither the fires nor the fake news have been contained. Much…
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Is the Pope Opening the Tomb of Lucifer? What People Are Getting Wrong This Week
Spurred on by a New York Post story about Pope Francis opening “five sacred portals” this Christmas, the goofier corners of the social media world are breathlessly sharing warnings that the Pope is planning to open the “Tomb of Lucifer,” or the Devil’s Tomb this holiday season. The TikTok video below, from GraceXDigital, has been viewed more than 2 million…
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What Went Wrong This Year?
In the fast-paced world of innovation, every breakthrough carries the risk of missteps, miscalculations, or under-delivering promises. The biggest tech story of 2024 — the CrowdStrike outage that affected businesses and consumers nationwide — was also one of the year’s most notable failures. But the CrowdStrike story is more than just a tale of failure — it’s also a testament…
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