NSA leaker Edward Snowden asked journalists who visited him in Hong Kong to put their phones in his room's refrigerator, relying on the fridge's material properties to serve as an inadvertent radio-wave-spoiling Faraday cage.
Snowden spycraft: a fridge is a Faraday cage
14 fun and interesting facts about the history and culture of the popular tabletop role-playing game, Dungeons & Dragons
Dungeons & Dragons has been a staple of pop culture since its creation in the early 1970s. A recent article in The Smithsonian magazine explores the history of this iconic… READ THE REST
This SUV is headed to the lunar surface to act like "UPS for the moon"
Space start-up Astrolab Inc. is building a robotic moon rover the size of jeep to the lunar surface sometime in the next few years. (The particular prototype shown above has… READ THE REST
Man runs on Dodger Stadium field to propose to girlfriend but aggressive ballpark security isn't feeling the love (video)
Los Angeles Dodgers fan Ricardo Juarez thought it would be romantic to run onto the field yesterday during the seventh inning stretch, drop to one knee, and propose marriage to… READ THE REST
Store your special memories and important files securely with 200GB of Amaryllo Cloud Storage
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This 3-in-1 USB-C charging cable can charge your Apple device simultaneously for only $18
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