Matthew says: "Talal Al-Rouqi, a Saudi student in Michigan, brought a pressure cooker filled with meat and rice to his friend's house for dinner. The next day, he was interrogated by FBI agents, who warned him not to venture outside again with the pressure cooker."
Buy a pressure cooker, get a free visit from the FBI!
OpenAI sues Elon Musk hoping it might get him to shut up for a few minutes
Elon Musk was a co-founder of OpenAI, but the AI startup (then posing as a non-profit) soon parted ways with the talkative Tesla CEO. Since then there's been a war… READ THE REST
Britain trials solar-powered parcel postboxes
Danger Mouse might soon have new, solar-powered digs: some of Britain's classic red postboxes are getting code scanners, larger slots, and photovoltaic "berets" to power the new digital guts. As… READ THE REST
I removed the DRM from my Amazon Kindle ebooks
Boing Boing's publisher Jason Weisberger recently jailbroke his Amazon Kindle because he doesn't like being told what he can and can't do with the hardware he owns. I feel the… READ THE REST
This Microsoft deadline is approaching : Upgrade to Windows 11 now for $14.97
TL;DR: Upgrade to Windows 11 Pro with this discounted $14.97 license before the end-of-support deadline for Windows 10. Still rocking a Windows 10 PC? Props to you for sustainability and saving money… READ THE REST
Clean out your photo boxes: Kodak Slide N Scan now $179.99
TL;DR: Transform old negatives and slides into enhanced digital photos in just a few steps with the Kodak Slide N Scan for $179.99 (reg. $224). Take back your closet space when you clear… READ THE REST
Enhance precious family memories with this AI-powered video enhancer, now $30 for life
TL;DR: Sharpen up home videos with help from VideoProc Converter AI and this lifetime family license, now $29.97 (reg. $119.90) with the code PROCLIFETIME through April 27. We've all been there — you… READ THE REST
