High drama from the world of Eve Online, where a week ago, a spy stole 400 billion ISK, and this week, a trusted player who was secretly a spy masterminded the destruction of a rare ship worth 390 billion ISK (the in-game currency, not to be confused with Icelandic Krona). Eve is notorious for high-denomination economic shenanigans, including a credit crunch, a massive Ponzi scheme, large-scale espionage, another Ponzi scheme, and more.
Spies clean up in Eve Online
New Raspberry Pi 500 all-in-one hinted at in data
Jenny List reports that the existence of a new all-in-one computer from Raspberry Pi is hinted at in data on Github. The Raspberry Pi 500 is just a model number,… READ THE REST
Morning Door is a unique digital adventure
I had a great time playing around with Morning Door, a dreamlike experience from a website called A Number From the Ghost created by Peter Adams. On this site, players… READ THE REST
Adorable miniature metal Sega consoles
You can now order teeny tiny Sega game consoles. The decorative tchotchkes, about 40mm square, come as Genesis/Megadrives, Dreamcasts and Saturns, in different colors, are made by Square Enix, and… READ THE REST
Here's how you can charge and connect multiple devices at once!
TL;DR: This multi-functional charging and connectivity hub comes with three USB 2.0 ports, two USB-C ports, and more for $23.99 (reg. $36). With all the devices you have, it seems like there aren't enough… READ THE REST
You can't beat this VPN deal—Norton Secure is only $9 for a year!
TL;DR: If you still don't have a VPN, you can try Norton Secure for one year for only $8.99 (reg. $39)! Are you still shopping, browsing, and streaming without a VPN (virtual private… READ THE REST
Your credit score is a dumpster fire? We'll bring marshmallows (and help)!
TL;DR: Save 84% on a CreditReady AI lifetime subscription that helps you improve your credit score. Ah, your first credit card. When the store clerk asked if you wanted to sign up to… READ THE REST
