Sun May 19, 2013
Sat May 18, 2013
Fri May 17, 2013
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Even your state bird is wrong |
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Witness the awesome power of the sun. Yes, it's safe to stare at. Just clicky |
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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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Houston may have not got a space shuttle but they are getting the restored Star Trek shuttlecraft Galileo |
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RIP Wii U 2012-2013 |
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How much would it cost to build the Starship Enterprise? |
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Google buys Quantum computer in hopes of researching web searching, speech recognition, "Who's on first?" routine |
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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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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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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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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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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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Publishers are over-estimating the number of pirated games from the department of no Shiat, Sherlock |
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How'd the cops identify and capture the Boston Marathon bombers? Here comes the science |
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Imma let you finish Curiosity, but Opportunity has the greatest NASA distance record of ALL TIME |
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I for one welcome our new robot bartenders |
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List of the eleven greatest science fiction-themed bands. Max Rebo Band unavailable for comment |
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Who needs coffee when you can get a toothbrush with caffeine? |
Thu May 16, 2013
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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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Viking coins found with metal detector, still unable to find end zone |
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She's gonna blow: 10 Star Trek technologies that are almost here |
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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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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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"We're number 3, We're number 3" |
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Calling all bronies My Little Pony easter egg found in Hangouts |
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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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While the TARDIS translation matrix won't translate Gallifreyan, here's 9 easy steps to write it yourself |
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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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Whoever named Google's new Spotify killer should be dragged out into the street and shot |
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After grabbing a quick lunch at Taco Bell, scientists finally discover how the winds of Uranus blow |
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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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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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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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Patching the madness: when video game updates fail |
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You can always access the internet with BRCK, wherever you are in the world |
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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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"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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Wrath of Con: Police prevent Star Wars fans from engaging in bloody brawl with Doctor Who fans |
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3-D imaging shows caterpillar becoming butterfly |
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How to beat the insanely addictive Google Maps guessing game. Subby is not responsible for your lost productivity. You have been warned |
Wed May 15, 2013
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Sticky flywheel delays search for hot green chicks |
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Canada soon to experience influx of illegal aliens |
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Feel the need to boycott a flower shop for sending the wrong bouquet on Mother's Day? There's an app for that |
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The new Lamborghini Egoista is just the Mach 5 with a slightly different paint job. Chim Chim and Spritle not included |
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If you've ever wanted your face 3D printed onto a Stormtrooper figurine, here ya go |
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What a bitter Trekkie really wants from Star Trek Into Darkness |
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HSE freezes Mt. Gox's Dwolla account. If you understand this sentence, today is probably not a good day for you |
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Lotus 1-2-3 86'd |
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Google ready to show off its latest devices and services, including Taunt-O-Doodle™ and rebranded data mining, Soul Searching™ |
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Global Warming shifts Earth's poles, spawning twelve new movies |
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DC was going to have Jimmy Olsen die from AIDS, but an editorial shift put a stop to that |
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Quantum dot LED approaching theoretical maximum efficiency, somewhere. Or not |
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Sun releases XXX flares, flashes its big ol' coronas |
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Why rule just Westeros, when all the Free cities are right over there? |
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DaH mugh tlhIngan bing |
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Revenge plastic surgery is becoming more common according to a recent study from Bobbitt University |
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"Wow, Timmy, looks like Santa brought you you very own home DNA replicator device. Doesn't that look like fun?" |
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RIP Spotify |
Tue May 14, 2013
Mon May 13, 2013
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When a Batgirl and Nightwing fan get married, geeking out their wedding photos became mandatory |
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The latest use for 3-D printers? Giving cardiac surgeons practice runs |
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This is how you reduce your carbon footprint for eternity |
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Amazing simulation of the physics behind foam bubbles popping |
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Adults just asking bizarre science questions here, people |
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Google Drive triples their free storage to 15 Gb. Your move, Dropbox |
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The FDA could appeal to terminate a court rule against the Morning After Pill age limit, but they need to do it before it attaches itself to law |
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Clean coal technologies have resulted in a puzzling increase in black lung disease |
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No mom, you don't give out scanned copies of your bank statement to an email asking for it. Wait, what? It's Apple? It might be genuine |
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Scientists claim a breakthrough in 5G mobile broadband allows movies to be downloaded in seconds. What's a Bieber |
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Gallery of amazing pictures taken by astronaut Chris Hadfield, who returns to Earth today. Bonus: not a slideshow |
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Who killed Steve Jobs? It was you and me, and Bill Gates |
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NOAA's CO-WHOAAAAAAAA reading downgraded to CO-NOOOOO |
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Browse around one of the best fan art collections DeviantArt has ever seen: great art, funny jokes, and just all around greatness. LGT Willow and Scarlet Witch in therapy |
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Trauma surgeon concludes that Stonewall Jackson died from pneumonia in 1863. And you thought your HMO results took a long time in coming back |
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British agricultural scientists go with the grain to create new wheat with 30% higher productivity. I'm super-cereal |
Sun May 12, 2013
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Scientists produce the most detailed map yet of the ancient sunken town of Dunwich. Wilbur Whately unavailable for comment |
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Why are so many barns painted red? Why didn't you pay attention in physics class? |
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A Space Oddity, re-recorded in space by Chris Hadfield, as he gets ready to leave the ISS on Monday |
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Artist has photographic evidence of tiny people living in our computers. Subby wishes his would clean the fans from time to time |
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Even more E.Coli in your burger? It's more likely than you think |
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Research shows the body's circadian rhythm increases hunger and cravings for sweet, starchy and salty foods in the evening, causing weight gain. Junk food makers: *crickets* |
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SARS, Part Deux |
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People with pets have lower risk of heart disease. Apparently because the little noisy, shedding, barfing, crapping, and chewing machines reduce our stress |
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Everyone knows nuclear energy is cheaper than natural gas in the long run. Except when, you know, someone looks at the numbers |
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A real-time world map of Wikipedia edits made by unregistered users. Wait for it |
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Pictures of processed foods and beverages cut in half |
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Ranking all the comic book films based on an aggregate data from Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, and IMDB user ratings. Can you guess the three films that are actually rated worse than Superman IV? |
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