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Thu May 23, 2013
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(ITF Gaming)
 
 
 
What does the Xbox One's new "No Second-Hand" games policy mean to you?
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(55)
 
(Slate)
 
 
 
Mathematician 'past his prime' reinvents math as we know it
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Wed May 22, 2013
(Collider)
 
 
 
The 1990 Captain America film has been released on Blu-Ray. And someone has actually sat through it and wrote a review on the horrible attempt at turning Steve Rogers into a marketable franchise
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(30)
 
(Gizmodo)
 
 
 
Old and Busted: 3D printed guns. New Hotness: 3D printed Bullets
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(31)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
New thinga-ma-hooey keeps people from being abusive and neglecting their beer
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(63)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
How many watches could a woodcarver make if a woodcarver could carve wood ?
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(10)
 
(Extreme Tech)
 
 
 
My cold fusion device has 10,000 times the energy density of gasoline. No, really. Stop laughing. Guys, I'm serious, stop laughing
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(New Scientist)
 
 
 
String theory may limit threat from Boltzmann brains - conscious entities that randomly pop into existence in outer space
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(89)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
Atuk zug zug, caca Lana
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(95)
 
(Boston Magazine)
 
 
 
Darth Maul lobster found; Disney sues for licensing rights
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(Komo)
 
 
 
Paul Allen puts out an album or CD or whatever
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(21)
 
(Uproxx)
 
 
 
This 4-year-old girl is the cutest Marvel Comics expert you'll see today
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(25)
 
(Minneapolis Star Tribune)
 
 
 
Man finds rare comic book during home remodel, then has it torn during argument with in-laws. "That was a $75,000 tear"
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(The Register)
 
 
 
The inventor of the GIF format is so old and out of touch that he doesn't even know how to pronounce GIF any more
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(108)
 
(VentureBeat)
 
 
 
Meet the first man to lose his Google Glasses
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(26)
 
(Phys Org2)
 
 
 
Sorry, overdone tattoo designs, we now have a new and better use for Celtic knots: hyper-branched polymer synthesis
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(4)
 
(Medical Xpress)
 
 
 
B vitamins could delay
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(15)
 
(Kotaku)
 
 
 
Microsoft demonstrates how NOT to reveal a new gaming console. Nintendo reps suddenly feel better about themselves
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(Sandwalk)
 
 
 
Today we're going to do a cool experiment to teach you kids about genetics. OK Timmy, your blood type is A+, and your parents are...both O+...hmmmm...awkward
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(AutoBlog)
 
 
 
Most people saw the Pontiac Aztek and said 'That's fugly.' Mitsubishi saw it and said 'This is the direction we must go.'
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(55)
 
(Boing Boing)
 
 
 
The technology that links taxonomy and Star Trek
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(SFGate)
 
 
 
"Is WiFi destroying your brain?"
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(53)
 
(IT World)
 
 
 
Apps for the hopelessly lazy
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(29)
 
(Gizmodo)
 
 
 
Nerdiest time waster ever?
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Tue May 21, 2013
(E! Online)
 
 
 
Steven Spielberg and Microsoft are creating a live-action Halo TV series
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(NPR)
 
 
 
Vertical Pink Houses may be the future of farming. John Mellencamp unavailable for comment
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(82)
 
(Kotaku)
 
 
 
Gamestop may soon have something in common with Borders
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(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
Giant sex orgies explained on the Science Channel? It's more likely than you think
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(23)
 
(IT World)
 
 
 
IBM's Watson natural language AI to finally be deployed in a commercial setting... for call center scripts?
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(31)
 
(News.com.au)
 
 
 
Five ways to improve your Facebook experience. Not using Facebook at all because its dumb missing from list, amirite ? HahahaAha losers oh god I'm so lonely
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(Phys Org2)
 
 
 
Physicists develop revolutionary low-power polariton laser, will soon be able to hammer a six inch spike through a board with their penii
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(54)
 
(Network World)
 
 
 
LinkedIn "endorsements" are so bogus even a lawyer finds them unethical
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(47)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
Did you cheat on tests? Congrats, you're not an idiot. Hell, you may have actually learned something too
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(45)
 
(Guardian)
 
 
 
The man that nearly broke the internet... with his unibrow
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(40)
 
(USA Today)
 
 
 
New Archie Comic mirrors real-life sexual controversy. Still no word how that dork attracts the two hottest girls in Riverdale
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(67)
 
(Phys Org2)
 
 
 
Something went kablooey all over North America 12,000 years ago. That is all
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(45)
 
(The H)
 
 
 
While you were fretting over the privacy issues with Google Glass, Microsoft was scanning your Skype conversations and storing any linked URLs
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(34)
 
(Mental Floss)
 
 
 
██ ████ to know if ███ ██████████ ██ ███████ your email
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Mon May 20, 2013
(Gizmodo)
 
 
 
To make up for ruining Flickr and probably ruining Tumblr in the near future, Yahoo announces 1TB Free storage for Flickr users
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(Some Guy)
 
 
 
An examination of all the stuff that made your brain hurt during the Doctor Who season finale
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(121)
 
(Ars Technica)
 
 
 
Flying pet store of death returns to earth
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(53)
 
(io9)
 
 
 
Interstellar distances, measured in memes. In related news: Alpha Centauri just got rickrolled
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(33)
 
(Kotaku)
 
 
 
Former EA CEO writes something his old job would never publish without an online pass
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(75)
 
(The Register)
 
 
 
Apparently gay marriage is a BUG not a feature
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(46)
 
(International Business Times)
 
 
 
How five coins and a treasure map can rewrite Australia's history
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(22)
 
(BookRiot)
 
 
 
Notoriously repetitive writer Dan Brown is repetitive. INFERNO by the numbers
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(61)
 
(FilmDrunk)
 
 
 
Box office confirms what we all feared: young chicks hate Star Trek
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(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Teenager invents way to charge cell phone in 20 seconds...if it doesn't explode
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(Marie Claire)
 
 
 
When Geeks Attack - a report on the tech industry's outrageous, shameless, and totally out-of-control bad-boy "brogrammers"
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(Medical Xpress)
 
 
 
Measles surging in UK as parents finally realize that Jenny McCarthy is a fooking coont
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(73)
 
(Tech Crunch)
 
 
 
Protip: Never spend a billion dollars on a website that you'll probably either run into the ground (*cough* Flickr) or just end up closing (Geocities), and who's purchase will generate inst-a-hate by the users of the site
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(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Carnegie Mellon study says that digital multitasking makes people dumber. Finally, an explanation for every post on Facebook and Twitter,
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(Stabley Times)
 
 
 
Surprise: the iPhone 5 is outselling the new Galaxy S4
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Sun May 19, 2013
(SeattlePI)
 
 
 
American scientists pumped to have fully operational $239 million laboratory at bottom of Pacific Ocean by 2015, are tempted to dub it SeaLab 2015
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(Science News Magazine)
 
 
 
Human pregnancy testing may have inadvertently helped the spread of the worldwide amphibian fungus outbreak. And here we thought they gave US warts
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(10)
 
(Stabley Times)
 
 
 
Congress finally agrees on something: Google Glass creeps them out
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(BBC)
 
 
 
Due to the falling of a leaf at exactly the right moment, the BBC has commissioned an eighth season of Doctor Who
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(Fox News)
 
 
 
Croatian scientists train honey bees to gather TNT
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(MidWeek)
 
 
 
Back when Subby was a kid, we didn't have robotics competitions in school. Nor did we have robotics-nerd girls who went on to win beauty pageants. Damn, you kids nowadays are lucky
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(Some Guy)
 
 
 
Youtube rolls out high tech "144p" mode for those of you who are still on dialup
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(56)
 
(Wall to Watch)
 
 
 
Pictures of a living winged lizard. Now I'm not saying it's a Dragon...but it's a dragon
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(Toronto Star)
 
 
 
"It's called Vulcan Ale, concocted by a trio of Albertans - Star Trek-crazy Canuks - and should land in most Canadian beer/alcohol outlets by early next year"
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(io9)
 
 
 
They're mostly filled with helium. Mostly
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(8)
 
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
Man with unknown Fark handle requests a government support program to ensure awkward men can get dates
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Sat May 18, 2013
(Telegraph)
 
 
 
They may have been tea drinking, wig wearing, sexually repressed prudes but new research suggests that people from the Victorian era were smarter than people in our modern society. The literal Aristocrats
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(C|Net)
 
 
 
Old school Trekkie explains why the reboots are awesome
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(69)
 
(Discovery)
 
 
 
When will we upload a human mind into a computer? Aside from the Al Gore and Mitt Romney models, that is
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(MacRumors)
 
 
 
Apple's iRadio service delayed even further because Sony thinks they should be paid every time you skip over a shiatty song
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(64)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
UK trees are in danger from known unknowns
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(11)
 
(ABC)
 
 
 
For your gun grabbing pants wetting enjoyment, we present the world's first long range precision guided rifle
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(Slate)
 
 
 
She doesn't look like much, kid, but she's got it where it counts
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Fri May 17, 2013
(Slate)
 
 
 
Even your state bird is wrong
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(110)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
Witness the awesome power of the sun. Yes, it's safe to stare at. Just clicky
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(24)
 
(LA Times)
 
 
 
Massive asteroid to pass close to earth on May 31st. By "close" they mean 3.6 million miles. To put that in FARKspeak, that's 63,333,000 times shorter than the distance the Millennium Falcon travels in 12 parsecs
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(30)
 
(Houston Chronicle)
 
 
 
Houston may have not got a space shuttle but they are getting the restored Star Trek shuttlecraft Galileo
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(53)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
RIP Wii U 2012-2013
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(177)
 
(Gizmodo)
 
 
 
How much would it cost to build the Starship Enterprise?
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(110)
 
(CBC)
 
 
 
Google buys Quantum computer in hopes of researching web searching, speech recognition, "Who's on first?" routine
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(22)
 
(The Atlantic Wire)
 
 
 
If you are already famous for having "crazy eyes" it's probably not a good idea to let yourself be photographed sporting a pair of Google glasses
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(The Register)
 
 
 
You know that prince that needed money to get his inheritance out of Nigeria and would give you a cut? Google has a new service just for him and you
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(11)
 
(Kotaku)
 
 
 
Developer releases screenshots comparing graphics of PS3 to PS4 on Killzone. The good news is next-gen giant piles of crap will look fantastic
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(132)
 
(WECT Wilmington)
 
 
 
This cute news reporter has a late-night rivalry with her coworkers. Help Farker Flashbulb give her bio the Fark bump
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(162)
 
(Guardian)
 
 
 
Regarding some 4,000 academic papers published in the last 20 years, 97.1% conclude that human activity is responsible for climate change
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(548)
 
(Gamespot)
 
 
 
Publishers are over-estimating the number of pirated games from the department of no Shiat, Sherlock
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(120)
 
(Network World)
 
 
 
How'd the cops identify and capture the Boston Marathon bombers? Here comes the science
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(17)
 
(Wired)
 
 
 
Imma let you finish Curiosity, but Opportunity has the greatest NASA distance record of ALL TIME
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(16)
 
(Some Bender)
 
 
 
I for one welcome our new robot bartenders
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(75)
 
(io9)
 
 
 
List of the eleven greatest science fiction-themed bands. Max Rebo Band unavailable for comment
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(73)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
Who needs coffee when you can get a toothbrush with caffeine?
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Thu May 16, 2013
(Story Collider)
 
Audio
 
What it's like to interview the world's most sentient robot. "Weirdly, because she was a robot, I felt the need to ask her profound questions, like I was sort of representing the human race"
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(31)
 
(Fox News)
 
 
 
Viking coins found with metal detector, still unable to find end zone
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(29)
 
(InfoWorld)
 
 
 
She's gonna blow: 10 Star Trek technologies that are almost here
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(103)
 
(Slate)
 
 
 
The worst science mistakes of Star Trek, or why any self-respecting geek should actually hate this show. Ha, "self-respecting" geek
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(192)
 
(IGN)
 
 
 
Nintendo: That's a nice "Let's Play" video you have up there on YouTube. It would be a shame if someone were to insert ads with all the revenue going directly to us
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(125)
 
(Engadget)
 
 
 
"We're number 3, We're number 3"
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(62)
 
(Geek.com)
 
 
 
Calling all bronies My Little Pony easter egg found in Hangouts
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(48)
 
(ABC 27)
 
 
 
Ever wonder what a bug's life is like through the eyes of one? The University of Illinois created a tiny camera for just that
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(14)
 
(io9)
 
 
 
While the TARDIS translation matrix won't translate Gallifreyan, here's 9 easy steps to write it yourself
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(41)
 
(Time)
 
 
 
This slideshow takes a look at the villains of Star Trek, from the Klingons to the Romulans to The Borg, though oddly enough, JJ Abrams was accidentally left off the list
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(46)
 
(The Verge)
 
 
 
Whoever named Google's new Spotify killer should be dragged out into the street and shot
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(56)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
After grabbing a quick lunch at Taco Bell, scientists finally discover how the winds of Uranus blow
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(6)
 
(VentureBeat)
 
 
 
EA listens to gamer complaints, kills Online Pass. In other news, Satan said to be really pleased with how his snowman turned out
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(128)
 
(LA Times)
 
 
 
NASA places planet-hunting telescope Kepler in "safe mode". Would boot to diagnostic partition if only someone could hit F12 fast enough
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(31)
 
(New Europe)
 
 
 
DNA suggests a new theory on the origin of Minoan civilization (Bronze Age Guys), it turns out they related are to Europeans and present-day Cretans
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(27)
 
(ITF Gaming)
 
 
 
Patching the madness: when video game updates fail
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(17)
 
(Humans Invent)
 
 
 
You can always access the internet with BRCK, wherever you are in the world
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(33)
 
(IT World)
 
 
 
White House invites geeks to Google+ Hangout today to discuss science and technology challenges and, no doubt, Star Trek Into Darkness
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(5)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
"Before my meeting with controversial neuroscientist and renowned social media cynic Susan Greenfield, I do two things - post a Facebook "check-in"... and mention her on Twitter"
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(12)
 
(Metro)
 
 
 
Wrath of Con: Police prevent Star Wars fans from engaging in bloody brawl with Doctor Who fans
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(37)
 
(io9)
 
 
 
3-D imaging shows caterpillar becoming butterfly
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(22)
 
(Slate)
 
 
 
How to beat the insanely addictive Google Maps guessing game. Subby is not responsible for your lost productivity. You have been warned
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