This video is more reminiscent of Benny Hill than the image of glorious defenders of Americana, ICE Barbie, and bribery-prone Tom Homan portray them as. Humiliating CBP and ICE? That's… Read the rest of the article: Delivery cyclist easily escapes the brownshirts
In March 2025, Chuck Schumer caved, claiming fear of a government shutdown could further empower Donald Trump. Rather than sit on his hands and force the Republicans to find a… Read the rest of the article: Let's hope Hakeem and Chuck don't capitulate
Thanks to the European Commission, websites worldwide have cookie consent pop-ups. The annoying unskippable windows warn and allow customization of cookies, the tiny bits of data that can keep users… Read the rest of the article: The EU might finally kill cookie pop-ups, but surveillance ads live on
When I was 14, I worked under the table at a car wash owned by my great uncle. The pay sucked, but hey, it was tax-free. Most days, excluding Sundays… Read the rest of the article: How therapy, trauma, and one brilliant tuning got me playing harp again
Tabletop game designer Joseph McCullough is forever on a roll. Ten years on, Frostgrave and its sci-fi analog, Stargrave, remain two of the most consistently inventive skirmish miniatures games out… Read the rest of the article: A decade on, Joseph McCullough is still making gaming magic
Mike Lindell, the MyPillow entrepreneur who threw it all way for Trump, had another bad day in court after losing a $2.3m defamation case against an election worker. He also… Read the rest of the article: Judge rules Mike Lindell defamed election tech company
The UK-based Telegraph has a long piece that describes former Marine Thomas Jacob Sanford, the man shot and killed by police after attacking a church, as a known Trump supporter.… Read the rest of the article: US media outlets ignore shooter's pro-Trump imagery in favor of "snapped neighbor" narratives
Electronic Arts, one of the world's largest game publishers, is to be sold to Saudi Arabia in a $55bn deal said to be the largest such buy-out in history. Joining… Read the rest of the article: Electronic Arts sold to Saudi Arabia in $55bn deal
A viral story of a sausage-loving kookaburra too fat to fly resurfaced online. The tale even inspired Hazmat Modine's 2019 song Too Fat To Fly. The Internet is huge. I've… Read the rest of the article: Apparently, there's more than one song about a kookaburra
Chinese companies have been aggressively pursuing the nascent humanoid robot market. So far, most of the robots are not very practical, but they can do cartwheels, show off their kung… Read the rest of the article: Dystopian "pregnancy robot" thankfully an AI hoax
The emerging indie game scene continues to be cool as hell. If you're already finished with Silksong or just found it a little too difficult (no shame in it), upcoming… Read the rest of the article: MotorSlice is like Shadow of the Colossus, but with chainsaws and killer machines
Are we quite sure that we're the snowflakes? In the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, where his position on some gun murders being "worth it" was put to the test,… Read the rest of the article: Grown woman explodes when Starbucks barista won't read Charlie Kirk's name
It's Fat Bear Week, y'all! During this special week, which runs September 23 through 30, the world turns its attention to the gorgeous brown bears who live at Brooks River… Read the rest of the article: Meet the cuddly (but deadly) champions of Fat Bear Week
The Cracker Barrel "outrage" was bot-infested from the outset, according to research into the bizarre story's genesis. About half the early postings and a quarter of the total were inauthentic:… Read the rest of the article: Cracker Barrel logo outrage initially driven by botnet
In this footage from the United Kingdom, the nation's bravest police effect an arrest of a dangerous terrorist. Due to the officers' quick and decicive action, no-one will now see… Read the rest of the article: Dangerous terrorist arrested in U.K., as one makes his escape in U.S.
Aeropress has competition of late in the form of Oxo's Rapid Brewer, a similar device that looks a little nicer on a kitchen shelf. The Aerobie patent is 20 years… Read the rest of the article: If you ever wanted a fancy Aeropress, the borosilicate Premium edition is it
Guy Kelly, who posts under the name "Pert Buttocks" on Bluesky, has produced his first text adventure. It is titled "I will strangle a horse." Good morning! Its a whole… Read the rest of the article: "I will strangle a horse" is a text adventure to start the week with
TL;DR: Get a one-year Microsoft 365 subscription with premium apps, 1TB OneDrive storage, AI Copilot tools, Outlook email, and advanced security — $69.99 until October 12. When it comes to getting stuff… Read the rest of the article: Bring your big ideas to life with Microsoft 365's powerful apps and secure storage — now $30 off
TL;DR: Supercharge your storage and data capabilities with the 2TB Western Digital Elements Portable USB for $64.99 (Reg. $79.99) I think I'm overpaying for my cloud storage. I pay for Google cloud, Apple… Read the rest of the article: Don't trust the cloud! Store your precious memories on this portable USB
In today's fascism update Donald Trump is ordering the "Secretary of War" to mobilize troops and authorizes something called "Full Force" to occupy a US city. Also, Speaker of the… Read the rest of the article: Trump imagines Portland is "war ravaged" as MAGA Mike refuses to seat an elected congressperson
