When it comes to the Netflix original series Stranger Things, there are a seemingly endless supply of Easter Eggs and knowing nods to other movies and pop culture properties. In fact, it might be faster to list all the bits of the show that don’t actually refer to something else, rather than those that do. […]
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By now, you’ve had enough time to burn through the second season of Stranger Things. If not, here’s your spoiler warning. If you have binged your way through Stranger Things 2, you might be holding onto some nagging questions after that final episode. Sure, it was a great ending. But did it clear up everything? […]
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Watch as Paweł Zadrożniak’s hardware orchestra, The Floppotron, performs the original Ghostbusters theme from 1984. When there’s a strange smoke in your neighbourhood… who do you call? Firefighters! [Paweł Zadrożniak]
What if we could stop aging forever? This video by “In a Nutshell” takes a look at 3 techniques that will soon begin human trials and could be used to prolong our lifespan in the near future. [Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell]
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The Apple MFI certified Jackery Jewel lightning cable is the world’s first 2-in-1 lightning power cable that features a portable battery inside. Just the perfect thing to give a few extra hours of power to your favorite Apple gadgets. And at $9.99 (at time of writing,) it’s actually cheaper than most regular lightning cables! –Jackery […]
Holy. Crap. Now I want a full length film featuring this guy. WE WANT MOAR! MOAR! From Neill Blomkamp’s Oats Studios: Praetoria is a huge galactic story by Oats Studios. This is us testing the water. [Oats Studios]
A 3D-printed “turtle” could trick image recognition systems into thinking it was a rifle according to a newly-published study. Researchers from MIT and LabSix were exploring whether known ways to fool systems in 2D-images could work with photos of physical objects. The study tried to expand on the existing practice of “adversarial images” that are […]