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  1. Alaskan surfers ride the freezing bore tide waves of Turnagain Arm
  2. A gentle dog sits happily while a flock of pigeons climbs all over him
  3. A snail lays a cluster of pink eggs that look like candy
  4. Belgium's Sourdough Library keeps starters from more than 100 bakeries in a special fridge
  5. The snake-necked turtle tucks its long neck sideways under its shell
  6. These $1,199 MacBooks are under $250 right now
  7. The Sedlec Ossuary in the Czech Republic is decorated entirely with human bones
  8. A 30-foot-tall crash test dummy stands guard outside Maryland's motor vehicle office
  9. Forget the giant reclining Buddha: the hundreds of little stone men at this Japanese temple stole the show
  10. Chris Ware's first Acme Novelty Library in 16 years is a box of four publications
  11. Own Microsoft Office 2021 and learn it too for just $29.97
  12. Give your laptop 12 more ports and enjoy better posture with this $54.97 USB-C hub
  13. This new flat-screen monitor looks like a 1980s computer monitor and has all the old sockets built in
  14. Charles Burns' original Big Baby cover art sells for $81,250
  15. Only Melania's complaints could get Trump to look away from his ballroom
  16. A bitter Susan Collins correctly identifies voters as the reason she lost
  17. Premier IDE: Visual Studio Professional 2026 is $29.97, one-time, with no renewal notices
  18. Trump's anal fixation fails to deliver in the end
  19. A 3-ounce docking station with 13 ports is now half off—just $34.97
  20. Tom the Dancing Bug: Dementia Donnie bottoms out!
  21. In this 1983 Toys "R" Us Halloween commercial, Mom turns into a witch
  22. Watch a garden plant get pulled underground, just like in a cartoon
  23. Baby flamingos at the San Antonio Zoo are still figuring out their legs
  24. Peace of mind fits in a jacket pocket with this $40 camera and bug detector
  25. Stop paying for Claude, GPT and Gemini separately — get them all with AskAnyModel for $39.99
  26. A Fukuoka okonomiyaki shop will give you its 10-pound pancake for free, if you can finish it in 40 minutes
  27. Keeping Claude running apparently requires nearly a trillion dollars
  28. Homer may never have said Ithaca was an island
  29. These glasses turn silent mouth movements into text
  30. Iowa can't keep Krampus out of its Capitol, judge rules
  31. Next year in Jerusalem, asshole!
  32. The RNC's closing economic argument: however bad things are, Democrats are worse
  33. No, the study behind "76% of honey is fake" didn't find 76% fake honey
  34. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for $119.97, with no renewal notice next year
  35. This skinless 1910 goat automaton bleats like a real goat
  36. Robert Fludd's "Black Square" is a 17th-century picture of nothing
  37. Watch 48 hours of heavy snow bury a lawn chair, a car and the camera lens
  38. Happy Birthday, Cookie Monster!
  39. Anthropic clamps down on using Claude to make copycat games—or reverse-engineer code
  40. Intel stock "collapses" amid broader tech retreat
  41. Industrial degreaser-rimmed margaritas send five to urgent care
  42. Your keyboard can take a hike: VoiceType AI is just $40
  43. Abdul El-Sayed: "We are being actively bullied by the dumbest people in the room"
  44. Stanley Kubrick's personal archives are coming to auction for the first time
  45. Judge rules McDonald's must face McRib lawsuit
  46. Watch hundreds of polar bears wait for Hudson Bay to freeze
  47. Flip through East Germany's 1975 mail-order catalog
  48. Iron gall ink lasts for centuries. Here's how to make it
  49. Hackers cooked supermarket freezers in seven European countries
  50. Trump worries Alaska voters won't understand the word "incumbent"
  51. The weirdest thing about LA's ghost condos is that they run the HOA
  52. Sedona residents spent Sunday waiting on their roofs for helicopters
  53. Let AI handle your PDFs with PDNob Pro for $44.97
  54. Mayor gets upset in council meeting, charges at local resident
  55. Trans-Neptunian planet candidate hailed as "enormous new dwarf"
  56. Capture the sights of the night with this deal on digital binoculars
  57. Your PC could be running Windows 11 Pro for less than $10
  58. This is your chance to get a free gift when you purchase a refurbished Mac
  59. Upgrade your nosebleed seats with a $39.99 high-def monocular
  60. West Virginia now has a license plate full of cryptids, including Mothman
  61. Swiss cows that wander too far get a helicopter ride home
  62. The Match Archive on Instagram saves gorgeous antique matchboxes from the trash
  63. "The Bottle Imps" — new short fiction by Rudy Rucker and Bruce Sterling
  64. Remember WordArt? This website brings it back
  65. "Hammered drunk" police chief slept outside liquor store
  66. 2 sandworms, 1 bucket, Dune 3
  67. Cops using AI to justify stops for "suspicious driving patterns"
  68. DOJ tells judge probing prosecutor misconduct that Trump can make it go away
  69. Four cool pens I bought in Japan
  70. This AI tool asks multiple chatbots your question and shows where they agree, and a lifetime subscription is only $50
  71. Death Stranding gets a second animation before the first is out
  72. Keeping RAM in personal computers "quite terrible," says OpenAI's Sam Altman
  73. We learn that David S. Pumpkins is from Ibiza
  74. For only $28, get Word, Excel, Outlook, Access, and more without recurring subscription fees
  75. Arduboy Digital Candle has AI-simulated flame
  76. Good Advice for Shitty People is an advice column for the worst people ever
  77. Watch the Cincinnati Zoo's hippos eat whole pumpkins like potato chips
  78. These spooky stone faces look like little spirits emerging from the rock
  79. Puppy tries to lick a steak off the TV screen
  80. Tim Burton's 1967 skeleton costume looks a lot like Jack Skellington
  81. A giant waterspout on a Russian river looks like a portal to the sky
  82. Classic UK dungeon crawl show Knightmare to return as adventure game
  83. One $50 payment gets you lifetime VPN protection on 10 devices
  84. Patrick Stewart dead at 86
  85. Why a Fukuoka subway sign calls your backpack a "rucksack"
  86. My Kindle cracked again, so I switched to a tiny Xteink e-reader
  87. Tom the Dancing Bug: Elon Musk and His Doge Pals hunt down the threat to Western Civilization
  88. Bankrupting scammers is surprisingly easy
  89. Somehow, No Man's Sky is still getting updates
  90. ICE agent filmed slashing car tire
  91. Breaking into IT? Start with nine CompTIA exam prep courses for $24.99
  92. How to turn modern Linux into an old Mac
  93. Get lifetime of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini + more in a single workspace for $79
  94. How to make realistic fake blood for Halloween
  95. Grand Theft Auto 6 will take up 210 gigabytes of your hard drive
  96. This excellent little AI recorder makes me resent the App Store
  97. Chrome extension lets weeds overgrow your neglected browser tabs
  98. Florida cop moved into dead man's house, renovated it and impersonated him
  99. iPad Mini ad edited in Korea to remove gesture inadvertantly mocking your penis
  100. Your piano-playing ambitions could use this $60 learning app
  101. Italian police use AI to identify stolen painting at antiquities fair
  102. Map thief jailed after refusing to show the way
  103. Hundreds of spiders turned a power line in Indonesia into a giant web wall
  104. A man built cozy squirrel boxes with cameras inside, and the squirrels love them
  105. Photos show bedrooms in an Arctic Russian town filled with icicles
  106. Police and 911 staff have used Flock cameras to stalk their exes
  107. A mama monkey picks a vacationing man as her safe place to rest with her baby
  108. An artist sculpts magical cats and mice out of aluminum foil
  109. In this 1963 stop-motion film, a destroyed room puts itself back together
  110. Settle the ChatGPT vs. Claude debate yourself for $70
  111. RFK Jr. says Arabs don't win Nobel Prizes. Last year's chemistry winner was born in Jordan
  112. Don Jr. went sheep hunting with the Russian oligarch who bankrolled his wedding
  113. "Shove that ballroom up your fat ass!" Trump gets some architectural feedback
  114. Guga puts the baking soda/ground beef trick to the test
  115. This ridiculous human-powered machine tests an ancient Egyptian engineering problem
  116. Mass Effect 5 composer releases incomplete soundtrack
  117. Half-Life fan film looks shockingly authentic
  118. David S. Pumpkins week begins now. Any questions?
  119. A version of Office that never asks for your credit card again, now $50 once
  120. Atlanta Falcons debuts new profile pic resembling Nazi war flag
  121. A food delivery app's AI turned a breakfast sandwich into bacon soda
  122. Retire the laser pointer and let this $27 self-rolling ball tire out your cat
  123. OpenAI's isolated AI agents talked to each other through the CPU cache
  124. Wildwood is a magnificent achievement in moviemaking
  125. Star Trek star Walter Koenig dead at 90
  126. StackSocial has an exclusive Babbel deal for people who collect languages
  127. Skeleton Sex Orgy "divides" residents of Casper, Wyoming
  128. Sewer-dwelling man harassing local children, says Baltimore mom
  129. Just Eat slop: food delivery service apologizes for bizarre AI-generated menu
  130. AI can write code, but this $30 developer tool helps you figure out if it works
  131. Stop letting trackers get comfy — 5 years of AdGuard DNS protection is just $23 through today
  132. A business-class HP EliteBook with 32GB of RAM is $430 refurbished
  133. The haunted Toys R Us is now an unhaunted REI
  134. Your notes, your whiteboard, and your to-do list walk into one app
  135. Teach yourself to make Claude do the boring stuff for $20
  136. Youbooks turns your notes and podcast transcripts into a nonfiction book for $49
  137. Kurokawa Onsen has 25 hot springs, but I'd go back just for this cat
  138. Local Wikipedia shows you articles about everything within a half-hour walk
  139. Glasgow museum pulls its mummies, citing lack of consent from the dead
  140. The Bird Reich: The new Atlanta Falcons logo is uncomfortably familiar
  141. Priceless Eisenhower globe broken after Hegseth orders it moved to his office
  142. Don't let typing slow down your AI prompting — switch to voice dictation for $25 for life
  143. Mass Effect 5 trailer leaks the day after studio closes
  144. New Orleans artistic haunted house heralds horrors of the Deep South
  145. I couldn't stop eating these 16-yen corn puff sticks in Japan
  146. The Underwater Cabaret, a magazine made by a poet hiding from Nazis
  147. Uncensored Library hides forbidden literature inside Minecraft
  148. Visual Studio Professional 2026 drops to $30 and opens your 2022 projects as is
  149. Playdate Season 3 launches with an adorable frogs and abominable dungeons
  150. In 1897, London had lampposts that sold coffee, tea, and "fluid beef"
  151. Cyberpunk 2077 adds dual-wielding and more in third "final update"
  152. EA shuts down BioWare, the studio behind Dragon Age and Mass Effect
  153. Practice ordering in Spanish with an AI before you try it on a waiter in Madrid — Promova is a flat $79.99
  154. A box of free acorns at a Fukuoka garden put me in a great mood
  155. Japan's Daiso is like a dollar store, except a thousand times better
  156. Good Trailcams collects the animal kingdom's most candid moments
  157. AI-written Disney guidebooks send tourists to rides that don't exist
  158. Tom the Dancing Bug: A Simpsonian look at Trump, Putin, and Musk!
  159. I hate prediction markets, but I keep peeking at this midterm tracker
  160. A book of Gothic horror stories designed as a nine-room boarding house
  161. Star Wars on a ten-dollar budget
  162. Vice City mod makes an entire GTA game bounce to your favorite song
  163. You talk faster than you type, and this app finally does something about it
  164. Anthropic lost $80.7 billion in six months and would now like your money
  165. His wife vanished. He said ICE took her. Detectives found something else
  166. Terry Ward allegedly wanted 45 uninterrupted minutes of football very, very badly
  167. Still haven't filed your 2025 taxes? This $30 software asks the questions for you
  168. Get Windows 11 Pro plus a useful bonus in this $15 bundle
  169. Flamingo kidnapper convicted in Vegas
  170. Alberta votes to stay in Canada
  171. I wore Timekettle's translating earbuds around Kyushu, where few people speak English
  172. First Minecraft hotel to open with London theme park in 2027
  173. Data visualization exposes just how bad income inequality has grown
  174. Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 for $14.97, and that's the whole bill
  175. A tiny 19th-century ivory skeleton tries to lift a boulder
  176. In 1986, a magazine asked readers to find the most boring headline ever printed
  177. This 65-gram umbrella from Japan fits in my front pocket
  178. "Wreckage" of Amelia Earhart plane probably just trees
  179. Resident Evil fan film is just as spooky as the games
  180. Atomic Shrimp, the godfather of scambaiting, is back
  181. Husk IRL's AI therapist test is a warning
  182. The very best sunsets in gaming
  183. Top AIs tasked with getting a refund. How did they go about it?
  184. Tiny Brutalism is a relaxing sandbox game about enormous concrete forms
  185. Modernize your car with this wireless phone adapter, only $35 right now
  186. Under $20: Windows 11 Pro and Microsoft Office with no subscription
  187. Microsoft Office is under $30, right now
  188. Turn any of your content into a podcast in minutes with this $40 lifetime purchase
  189. Gorgeous new monarch butterfly exhibit at NYC's Museum of Natural History
  190. Windows 11 Pro costs less than lunch right now at $9.97
  191. Tattoo ink can be turned on and off with light
  192. Dementia Don discovers Abdul El-Sayed's middle name is Mohamed and declares victory over "a jihadist"
  193. Trump wants Ukraine to stop hitting Russian refineries. The White House throttled the wrong drones
  194. Katie Zacharia's first White House press briefing was also her last
  195. Lettuce may soon have a lot more protein
  196. 9 foot 7 bridge claims another victim
  197. Now play Pokémon with your friends
  198. After 13 years: the Final Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer
  199. Lock in six website domains for life for just $30
  200. Katie Zacharia says she was "very careful" about calling herself a lawyer after failing the bar
  201. Trump's almost-attorney general Matt Gaetz is now a defendant in a sex-trafficking lawsuit
  202. Spec Guinness ad captures the brilliance of stout and lets Mark Zuckerberg be the punchline
  203. Trump would like a robot Trump to campaign while human Trump watches Trump on TV
  204. Fencing game Nidhogg gets major update after 12 years
  205. R. Sikoryak's latest word-for-word comics adaptation of America's foundational documents
  206. Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 debuts with suitably action-packed trailer
  207. Britain's typical "terrorist" now a 60 year-old woman
  208. Upgrade your PC for just $35 with Office 2021 and Windows 11 Pro
  209. At least part of Star Citizen will finally be out soon, allegedly
  210. Watch Triumph of the Nerds, the 1996 documentary about the rise of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs
  211. Tom the Dancing Bug: A Calvinesque and Hobbesian look at the midterms
  212. Spud gun not on ballot as Idaho Voters choose official state firearm
  213. Hitler Mussolini wins election in Peru
  214. OpenAI engineer allegedly installed spy device in executive conference room
  215. Mall skincare scams out of control, reports NPR
  216. Give every gadget in your collection a VPN for just $63
  217. Interactive weather atlas shows where in the world you'd love to live
  218. A day after Trump describes ogling Jon Husted's butt, JD Vance delivers a "totally platonic" pledge of love
  219. Ken Paxton celebrated New Year's Eve in Dubai with two fugitives. One had donated $190,000 to him
  220. Trump's new press secretary is unprepared for the public-speaking part of the job
  221. BMW won't give Germany's far right a company car, so they called Elon Musk
  222. This $69.97 tool rewrites AI text until it stops sounding like a customer service bot
  223. Watch Mark Zuckerberg enjoy a pint of Guinness
  224. "I don't do this with men very often": Trump describes examining Jon Husted's ass, hands, and body
  225. Turn Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, and Access into a one-time $50 purchase
  226. New Zealand bank censors racy fan art of sexy new sheep mascot
  227. Burglar escapes with stack of empty Mac Mini boxes
  228. Classic real-time strategy game Total Annihilation is 30 years old—and everyone is remixing it
  229. Unsurprisingly, gambling apps reward gambling addiction
  230. Minesweeper as a triple-A game
  231. Messing with AI interviewers is cathartic
  232. "Terrible games" made with AI
  233. A used PS5 Pro will now run you twice its original launch price
  234. Anthropic wants people to stop being mean to Claude
  235. For the next 3 days, this $360 VPN is only $35
  236. New FDA loophole would allow toxic chemicals into food
  237. Today only: Get Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro for life for $35
  238. Windows 11 Pro: Access advanced professional tools for $8
  239. This Loom alternative lets you record and share your screen instantly for $25
  240. Vectrex Doom
  241. Get lifetime access to all Babbel language lessons with this exclusive offer
  242. The splootin' squirrels of SoCal are keepin' cool
  243. Sunny, 80 degrees, and Newport Beach is flooding
  244. Maybe Trump's taxpayer-funded ads are a public service after all
  245. New Mexico pipeline explodes, launches 100-foot flames and starts a wildfire
  246. Tom the Dancing Bug: Mark Zuckerberg presents "A.I. and U!"
  247. Stolen Renoirs recovered in France; six suspects in custody
  248. Trump admits he deliberately misnames Michigan's Abdul El-Sayed
  249. A theatrical morning with Nancy's Ernie Bushmiller
  250. Cyberpunk 2077 to get a live-action adaptation
  251. Classic puzzle game Machinarium is getting a surprise sequel
  252. Save up to $500 per flight with Matt's Flights Premium Plan for $40 for life
  253. An atlas of periodic solutions to the three-body problem
  254. Pentagon to publicly livestream execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan
  255. The FBI's online gallery of stolen art
  256. You can now play P.T. natively on PC, no remake required
  257. Trump resorts to misnaming Michigan's Abdul El-Sayed
  258. This 100TB cloud storage sticks with you for life, and it just went on sale
  259. Golden statue of Donald Trump unveiled at European Parliament
  260. Jeff Bezos explains AI by comparing it to other things people don't want
  261. Collection of classic PC demos in the browser
  262. "A missile into San Diego or Los Angeles," Trump again describes the danger he brought home
  263. JD Vance defines socialism with bigotry, not economics or socialism
  264. This game turns job hunting into the Oregon Trail
  265. Wired and Neal.fun team up to spend Elon's trillion dollars
  266. Your monitors may take up more space than this tiny Lenovo PC
  267. Time to lock in! Get MS Office Professional Plus for 93% off
  268. Will you survive the Gom Jabbar? Los Angeles gets a real-life Arrakis, waiver included
  269. Trump wants to turn his private golf club into a presidential retreat
  270. Tempe cop punches 21-year-old woman in the face; police union calls it the "minimum required"
  271. Game Boy becomes Game Man with giant-sized version
  272. After hitting U.S. bases, Iran's LEGO propagandists tell Trump: "bases, not bedrooms"
  273. "This isn't Mexico!" yells woman standing on land the U.S. took from Mexico in a war
  274. A new picture book makes kids its boss
  275. The Finals and ARC Raiders, multiplayer games with no plot, to get film adaptations
  276. Put 1TB of photos, documents, and files in Koofr for one $129.99 payment during Deal Days
  277. Talarico ad hilariously highlights just how many scandals Ken Paxton has had
  278. Pay $68 for 5 years of piano lessons, right on your phone or computer
  279. Perhaps humiliation is the productivity hack we've been waiting for
  280. Will Frozen Trail turn it around for Arc Raiders?
  281. Entertainment wants to be free: the forgotten war to liberate satellite TV
  282. Trump salivates over Natalie and invites Iran to bomb California
  283. California gives Disneyland's gas-choked Autopia a deadline
  284. Republican gubernatorial candidate in California compares experimenting with your sexuality to voting for him
  285. Star Wars: Galactic Racer is free to play for Prime members
  286. Texas city wants $2.3 million to release data on Flock use
  287. Fiction just joined Headway's 2,000+ book summaries, now $50 for Deal Days
  288. Doom ported to SQL
  289. Cancer guru banned in Australia heading to Britain and Ireland
  290. Stream globally and securely with this $30 lifetime VPN
  291. Wounded U.S. troops say the Pentagon left them to fight for their own medical care
  292. AI billionaire Sam Altman says the world should accept "some bad things happening" for AI
  293. Having spent enough time with her family, Karoline Leavitt joins Fox News
  294. Playing The Last of Us in first person is like an entirely different game
  295. Trump tells Ohio Republicans: "We're gonna shove it up their ass"
  296. Paul Reubens' magnificent Mr. T collection is up for sale
  297. SNL does GTA 6
  298. The next co-op indie darling is probably going to be an egg-cracking simulator
  299. Van goes off PCH and into the Pacific; firefighters go in for the dog
  300. You're not using Claude to its full potential — this $15 E-Degree can help
  301. One and done—get 10TB of cloud storage for a one-time $359.99 payment
  302. Give your PC a makeover with MS Office Pro Plus 2019 and Windows 11 Pro for just $26
  303. Get professional coding tools and AI assistance for just $30 with this Microsoft deal
  304. Quantified Self cofounder Gary Wolf brings his new book to Los Angeles
  305. Rob Ullman drew a 48-page comic about his single day in Zion National Park
  306. Jared Kushner vows to someday argue with the press
  307. Doom ported to Commodore 64
  308. Manage your PDFs with ease for life with this $80 Mac PDF Editor
  309. New camera database has 1482 entries and it hasn't even gotten to "B"
  310. Does Olivia Dean's "I've Seen It" copy Bill Withers' "Just The Two Of Us?"
  311. The most exciting thing about Amazon's 2026 Kindle refresh is a clicker
  312. Glass eyes, death masks, and human skulls: browse a weird auction's results
  313. Trump's Kennedy Center is apparently fencing the Steinways
  314. First-time U.S. passport applicants will soon be able to apply online
  315. Man exonerated by dashcam
  316. Ad for Huel meal replacement shakes banned in UK
  317. Mandelnaut: an atlas of beautiful fractals
  318. Pay $70 and get $150 in travel data with this lifetime eSIM
  319. Man charged with child rape set to become Louisiana police chief
  320. Japan court rules actors have right to their own voices
  321. Instax Pal 2: fun but pricey pocket toy camera
  322. RAM shortage to last two more years, say top manufacturers
  323. 11 mystery Flock cameras identified in Florida county
  324. Book of Shapes: customizable SVG patterns for print and web
  325. Trump keeps trying to label Texas' meat-eating Talarico a "vagan"
  326. France discovers the dubious pleasures of AI detection
  327. Sir Clive Sinclair on AI, from 2006
  328. Get Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus for $50 for life
  329. Grandpa Pudding Brains demonstrates the little "steering-wheels" airplanes "used to have"
  330. Fox cuts away while JD Vance argues with hecklers and the positions he assigned them
  331. Spy magazine turns 40 with daily posts about a certain short-fingered vulgarian
  332. Captain America No. 1 kept in a cardboard box for 80 years sells for $716,750
  333. Trump "super intelligence" rebrand leads to land rush for .si domains
  334. In Pittsburgh, people compete to see who can parallel park fastest and closest to the curb
  335. Catalina medevac crashes into the sea after picking up a patient for a flight to the mainland
  336. Watch a skater befriend a rabbit at the skatepark
  337. Officers search Santa Ana for a deadly but AI-generated African viper
  338. Novel withdrawn from running for France's top literary prize after AI claims
  339. Secure a lifetime of unlimited website hosting for $150 with Hostdeal
  340. Slugs blamed for broken traffic lights
  341. School principal on leave after calling parents crazy on voicemail
  342. Freckle is a kid's phone that sends them on real-world quests
  343. Bloomberg Terminals in repose
  344. Wild footage of Indiana's White River flooding a massive quarry
  345. Rival SCP Foundation movie will have Creative Commons license
  346. Pool Square street sign regularly painted over to read Poo Square
  347. One 3D design tool can model your whole building, and it's on sale for $399 (reg. $3,005)
  348. Street photography with Dyson's CameraJet toothbrush
  349. Chat Pile's songs are bleak, but their live show is a blast
  350. Every British TV show
  351. These USB-C cables look like orange and green extension cords
  352. A crocodile-leather fire extinguisher for superyacht owners who hate red
  353. Play this theremin by waving your hands in front of your webcam
  354. PC cooling company Noctua now a fan of cameras too
  355. "That's so AI" is the new insult, and it means bullshit
  356. AI models benchmarked with Pac Man
  357. Diners flee McDonalds restaurant as blaze consumes it
  358. Put ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini to Work From One $100 Lifetime AI Platform
  359. Tom the Dancing Bug: What was the cause of the global armaggeddon?
  360. AI-generated crocodile lands its creator in court
  361. $10m worth of cocaine in evidence turns out to be flour
  362. Pay once, use it forever — Microsoft Office Pro 2021 is just $30 for life
  363. A memory game from a Rudyard Kipling novel
  364. Streaky vinyl records are the Dum Dums mystery flavor of the music world
  365. Netflix is remaking the Stanford Prison Experiment as a reality show
  366. Anthropic says its AI could kill us. OpenAI's is too unsafe to release. Please enjoy the IPOs
  367. Safely enjoy the hellish experience of Windows 11½
  368. London's live facial recognition trial ends in one false positive, no arrests, and a £320k bill
  369. Manipulate PDFs with ease for less than $50 for life
  370. Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley, 93, doesn't want his replacement chosen by a Democratic governor
  371. Wreck websites with these Desktop Destroyer-style websavers
  372. Pick your favorite British designs, if any
  373. A simple web-based model of the solar system
  374. Everybody hates Pete Hegseth
  375. E. coli outbreak linked to cheese made with raw milk
  376. Fix stubborn PDFs without uploading them to some random website for $29.99
  377. Wrong leg amputated, lawsuit claims
  378. Coop's Poster Boy collects 40 years of his rock and roll art
  379. Fighting Mother Nature, America has spent $15.7 billion putting sand back on beaches
  380. Auralnauts' "Star Wars: Larry" abridged version now available on the YouTubes
  381. This guy's 1976 VW bus became a Matchbox toy, with his real license plate
  382. Stevie Wonder finally releases four unheard songs from Songs in the Key of Life
  383. Stop juggling AI tabs: Put 20+ models in one place for $55
  384. Trump offered to sell arms to China during Xi summit
  385. Full-screen animated Mandelbrot fractals on the web
  386. No fine for copy of Century Illustrated returned 132 years late to library
  387. Crane falls over while trying to right fallen crane
  388. 12 words from Caribbean and Bermuda enter the Oxford English Dictionary
  389. Drain the oceans and flood the land with this sea level simulator
  390. Indian oil billionaire's son appointed "professor of sustainability" at Newcastle University
  391. Microsoft ditches "Copilot+" branding for "AI PCs"
  392. Access the Pro features that Windows 11 Home leaves out for just $10
  393. Kyrsten Sinema's former bodyguard and lover arrested after throwing 22 paintings in her swimming pool
  394. Reelizer: curated gallery of movie posters and inspired artwork
  395. Use Apple Find My to track more than just your devices with this $50 tracking card 4-pack
  396. This $80 Lenovo Chromebook doubles as a touchscreen tablet
  397. Matt Bors and Tristan Wright reboot The Toxic Crusaders as an adult comic
  398. Behold the horrors of DLSS 5, NVidia's real-time AI graphics improver
  399. Top platforms refuse paid ads for Alex Gibney's "Musk" documentary
  400. This $20 course bundle teaches you what to actually do with ChatGPT
  401. Bastardica is a "foundry for bastard web fonts"
  402. This Borzoi napping in the grass looks like a rug
  403. Watch a serious capybara twirl a stick in his mouth
  404. Nikon's microscope videos turn sea slugs and starfish larvae into living art
  405. Pokémon card collector used GPS device to track delivery woman
  406. Microsoft Office 2024 drops to $50 for the September Flash Sale
  407. Official trailer for "Musk" documentary
  408. GTA 6 collector's edition will cost $400, will not include the game
  409. Daycare sued over "Child Fight Club"
  410. Underground robot probing hill thought by some to be Noah's Ark
  411. Dutch government to replace Microsoft Windows with NixOS-based operating system
  412. Pay once, store a ridiculous amount while Internxt's 10TB plan is just $269.97
  413. Elizabeth Holmes headed to halfway house next year
  414. A chronology of early Star Trek computer games
  415. Make up to six AI models answer the same prompt for $39.99
  416. Roland's Minions keyboard sounds just like them
  417. Federal judge tells Trump to turn the press passes back on
  418. Senator Tommy Tuberville: pilots, flight attendants and air traffic controllers are furries
  419. Elizabeth Holmes is headed to a halfway house for people who need help finding jobs and housing
  420. Rare Moomin mug sells for €46k
  421. Disney built a subway inside Houston's airport
  422. A dolphin in Australia steals food from fish in the grossest way
  423. Set up one PC with Windows 11 Pro and Microsoft Office for $32.97
  424. Your DVD shelf is collecting dust: Digitize it for $29.99
  425. Actor Richard Harrison, who battled Nazis and ninjas, dead at 90
  426. At Trump's midterm "Trumpapalooza," "any Republican" will do
  427. The Lotus card shuffler fills the gap between $20 junk and $5,000 casino machines
  428. Save on this resource: Microsoft Project is available for $55
  429. Obama on Trump's press ban: "You can't do that and say that you are still living in a democracy"
  430. Apple's macOS 27 installs a lot of AI bloatware
  431. Sea turtles are nesting on the U.S. West Coast for the first time on record
  432. Let's get dangerous again: Darkwing Duck set to return
  433. Jelly bean isopods, rubber ducky isopods, and other pill bugs people keep as pets
  434. Harvey Weinstein sentenced to 15 years imprisonment in New York case
  435. Tom the Dancing Bug: Elon Musk and His DOGE Pals vs. Giant A.I. Robots!
  436. Full trailer for "You Can See Everything" with Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes
  437. New biography of Jerry Lewis look-alike Sammy Petrillo, with a Drew Friedman cover
  438. Not so full of sound, but definitely fury—the fury they left him—signifying nothing
  439. Project Farm's car battery torture test saved me $200
  440. Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope test images
  441. In 1967, Kleenex sold pillows shaped like giant Kleenex boxes
  442. A 1917 Dada magazine defended a urinal as art, and now you can read it free
  443. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is getting a sequel
  444. Nine CompTIA cert courses are $24.99 —cheaper than one exam voucher
  445. A24 learning that the Creative Commons is a potent SCP
  446. Looksmaxxer Braden "Clavicular" Peters charged with rape
  447. This man makes fractals without a computer, using cameras pointed at 4K screens
  448. This refurbished A13 Bionic iPad costs $209.99 and arrives in near-mint condition
  449. Singapore will pay you 2 cents a day to read
  450. Boebert would like everyone to know this particular sex scandal isn't true
  451. Scientists say the human brain is two different organs
  452. The Flash Gordon you remember may not be the one you actually saw
  453. This $13 gadget detects trackers, cameras, and other wireless devices that may be spying on you
  454. Authorities would like people to stop decapitating dead sea lions
  455. A giant Poké Ball hotel room is real, and it's in Hokkaido
  456. A timely Time Warp tribute in memory of Tim Curry
  457. The cocaine free problem of Colombia's cocaine hippos
  458. Don't let your PDFs run you — take control for 60% off
  459. In 1973 this woman rode a motorcycle around the world solo
  460. Apples and bananas make everything near them ripen faster
  461. This can crusher is a red robot monster with googly eyes
  462. AI detectors are no match for the UmanWrite All-in-One platform — get it for $79
  463. Only four countries have humans in space right now
  464. A ThinkPad T480 just replaced my RTX 3090
  465. Man says ChatGPT designed a schizophrenia drug he made in his garage
  466. Consolidate your AI apps for 91% off
  467. Kickstarter collects Denis Kitchen's underground comics in three risograph books
  468. Apple's "Slow Horses" is running out of books
  469. What the weather might be like where you live in 2080
  470. What is the tiny handle on a maple syrup bottle actually for?
  471. Amazon's giant fluffy cat sleeping bag turned out to be a thin sack
  472. Saturn's north pole is a giant swirling hexagon
  473. NASA-backed scientists 3D print cookies made from plastic soda bottles
  474. Sworn ethics complaint accuses Boebert of sleeping with three staffers
  475. Making AI safer makes it more dangerous
  476. Trump moves to end care for Denali's working sled dogs
  477. A tiny new wild cat species was just found in Bolivia
  478. A Skyrim player has taken 397 days to reach quest nine of 19
  479. Durham's can opener bridge has a new rival in Ohio
  480. M-Vave FM-1 clones the Yamaha DX7 and puts it in your pocket
  481. iFixit's repair guide for the Steam Machine
  482. Gain access to over a thousand courses on IT, design, and coding for just $20 for life
  483. Hundreds of buildings, nearly 60 aircraft: the Iran war damage Americans haven't seen
  484. 9-year-old ran up a $118,000 bill on dad's company credit card
  485. Zuckoff app warns you when someone nearby is wearing Meta's perv glasses
  486. California Pizza is no longer a joke
  487. Elon's "historically accurate" Grok-generated Odyssey has trouble counting Cyclops eyes
  488. How a real mentalist secretly rigs his mind-reading act
  489. Ancient DNA shows the extinct American cheetah was really a puma
  490. The Good Liars find an RNC "Constitutionalist" who can't quote it
  491. Napa puts the dick joke directly in the bottle
  492. Curiosity beams home a postcard for its 5,000th day on Mars
  493. Tom the Dancing Bug: Dementia Donnie runs a demented campaign
  494. Trump wows MAGA by adding one to 1,775
  495. Dimensional drawings of Apple gadgets
  496. Code faster with Microsoft Visual Studio for $30 for life
  497. This portable car fridge gets cold fast and stays quiet
  498. Watch someone build a working film camera out of a mint tin
  499. A boot dipped in a pond comes out covered in starving leeches
  500. Boox gives its color e-ink notepad a 40% speed boost
  501. Mixed reviews for AI music generator Suno's industry-approved new model
  502. A picture frame that draws birds it hears out the window
  503. Archive of Usenet postings going back to 1981
  504. Trump wants Space Force to look like Starship Troopers. Paul Verhoeven would like him to know more
  505. Creepy Sam Altman biopic trailer feels more like a horror film
  506. DOGE spent $6.7 billion paying federal workers not to work
  507. Man allegedly reaches for a gun, immediately demonstrating one of the risks
  508. Dolly Parton corn mazes popping up everywhere
  509. Zoo offering 'child predator tour' apologizes for wording
  510. Baby planet observed orbiting young star 453 light years from Earth
  511. Before buying a rental property, run the numbers with this $200 tool
  512. Your sluggish Windows PC might just need a $20 cleanup
  513. A snail eating its dinner looks exactly like a grandpa without his dentures
  514. Wind turbines sway on purpose so they don't snap in half
  515. The world's smallest deer has a big head and wobbly little legs
  516. Still hanging onto Windows 10? Windows 11 Pro is $9.97
  517. Nobody loves Microsoft Office, but everyone still needs — $33 till Sept. 27
  518. This time, measles cut an 18-year-old's life short
  519. Senators would like Kash Patel to explain the FBI's new bestiality policy
  520. Grandpa Pudding Brains claims victory, loses to football by roughly 10-to-1
  521. Auralnauts shares "Star Wars: Larry" the abridged cut
  522. Cops seize 100,000 ecstasy pills molded in the shape of Muammar Gaddafi
  523. 1TB of encrypted cloud storage for $39.99, then never pay again
  524. Sinkhole devours Nicolas Cage's driveway
  525. Security camera catches a mom fighting off a raccoon to save her daughter
  526. Flying over the Sahara gives you endless rows of sand dunes
  527. This little bird has blood-red eyes, and they are not Photoshopped
  528. Insult generators of the old web
  529. Maps of penny press machines
  530. Travel hits different when you can join the conversation
  531. Oregon's Bigfoot trap remains conspicuously Bigfoot-free
  532. RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine project rolls on: Pennsylvania reports another measles death
  533. Explore a world where the speed of light is only 5 km/h
  534. LA's legendary Jumbo's Clown Room briefly closed over a "vermin infestation"
  535. In 1943 the OSS hired a smell expert to build a stink bomb called "Who, Me?" to humiliate Nazi officers
  536. An AI cracked a 373-year-old cipher by noticing the key was hiding in the book itself
  537. Charlie Kirk statue scrubbed clean of red paint, back on display
  538. New Charlie Kirk memorial statue vandalized days after unveiling
  539. Ikea comes to Skyrim
  540. TPUSA unveils bronze Charlie Kirk statue on death's anniversary
  541. Wordle clones have finally reached their apex with RNGdle
  542. From Chopin to pop songs, learn to play piano without leaving your house with flowkey for $80
  543. Give your photos a professional edge with this $70 award-winning AI editor for life
  544. Manage your PDFs from one workspace with this $80 lifetime deal
  545. Simplify complex data into clear diagrams for $49 with Microsoft Visio 2024 for life
  546. This Japanese game show turned people into human pool balls
  547. Watch thousands of swifts swarm into a chimney at dusk
  548. In 1963, two kids found the most interesting thing in an art museum
  549. A single bacterium can learn — and it works like an AI neural network
  550. Droopy Don shows his respect for 9/11 victims by apparently dozing through their names
  551. Researchers found evidence of drug use 25,000 years ago
  552. JD Vance answers accusations of racism with more racism
  553. Yet another Oreo flavor no one could have been asking for
  554. Watching humanity fail the sea lions of La Jolla Cove in real time
  555. Save hundreds on unlimited, lifetime access to 20+ AI models
  556. Elle Cordova adds two great new comedy videos
  557. Stop picking one AI when $69.97 gets you GPT, Claude, and Gemini together
  558. Truly showing off its power, the iPhone Duo still isn't worth $2,000
  559. Midterm desperation: Trump offers every American adult $5,000 if Republicans win
  560. Man ran the same bottle through a recycling machine 177,451 times and collected $47k
  561. Why releasing a house spider outdoors can kill it
  562. Give your Mac a lifetime of productivity and design upgrades for $25
  563. This close-up photo of chalk looks like tiny alien spacecraft
  564. These vintage rabbit billboards kept promising 'HERE IT IS' for miles down Route 66
  565. Watch this armadillo roll after an apple like a furry bowling ball
  566. You can still buy Microsoft Office outright, and it's only $50
  567. 22-year-old bitcoin thief who stole $240 million in bitcoin pleads guilty, faces 20-years in prison
  568. I lifted this yellow-green from a 1933 painting using a hidden Mac tool
  569. This $28 PDF editor handles the jobs you usually need 3 websites for
  570. Catfishing.net turns Wikipedia categories into a daily guessing game
  571. Tom the Dancing Bug: These are the people in your neighborhood – Mr. ICE Officer!
  572. "Donald J. Trump Memorial" appears above a Canadian public toilet
  573. Ocarina of Time's remake finally shows gameplay, and it's a mess
  574. There's a pretend country hiding in every book's barcode
  575. This 1979 photo shows a room full of Dolly Parton lookalikes
  576. Photos of stuffed animals stuffed in car grilles
  577. Normally $199, it's only $10 to get Windows 11 Pro right now
  578. RFK Jr. suggested Pennsylvania fabricated measles deaths. A coroner just confirmed one
  579. A cereal-box whistle that could trick the phone system into free calls
  580. Nathan Fielder spent three years trying to figure out Elizabeth Holmes
  581. Texas won't show voters its post-ban maternal death report until after they vote
  582. Climber holds on with one hand and calls 911 with the other
  583. A 1930s catalog sold Mickey Mouse masks that don't look quite right
  584. Six sparrows sit down for a tiny tea party, one place setting each
  585. Labor Day savings just got extended! This touchscreen Chromebook is under $100
  586. Enhance the innate beauty of your photos for life with this $70 Luminar Neo Bundle
  587. Go beyond ChatGPT basics with this $15 AI E-Degree
  588. Disney's first creator conference brings Dude Perfect to Hollywood
  589. German artist patches broken buildings with colorful LEGO bricks
  590. Years of sunlight turn ordinary signs into heavy metal-looking logos
  591. Japan's museum has 1,700+ rocks that look like faces and animals
  592. The White House built five Trump-themed video games, and they're bleak
  593. Own 1TB of cloud storage for less with a coupon that expires tomorrow
  594. Make your coding workflow a whole lot easier with this $50 Microsoft tool
  595. Office 2021 is old by tech standards, but $30 gets you the classics for life
  596. Keep your sensitive PDFs secure with this offline PDF editor for $20 for life
  597. Book about every video game set in the Alien universe
  598. Nuke Simulation shows your least favorite town obliterated by the atomic weapon of your choice
  599. Replace your everyday laptop with a 16GB MacBook Air for $319.99
  600. 70,000 pints of Guinness heisted
  601. What is the best paint for painting rocks?
  602. Model skeleton used to hold drip in busy hospital
  603. Nolan's Odyssey twist about Trojan Horse guilt outdoes Musk's outrage
  604. Acme vindicated: photographer gets shot of coyote catching roadrunner
  605. 93% of Britons want right to private conversations online, if you don't mind
  606. Your charging cable is underachieving—the 8-in-1 GoCable is just $24.99
  607. Political candidate charged with trying to plant drugs on opponent
  608. Dallas using AI surveillance cameras to assign "blight scores" to local homes
  609. Nigel Farage filmed celebrating "illegal" foreign donations
  610. Too much "human poo" in the Brecon Beacons
  611. 7 Microsoft Office apps are yours for life with this $15 deal (MSRP $229)
  612. Hikers let Gemini plan their Mount Shasta climb. Search and Rescue brought them home
  613. JD Vance is a real tool
  614. Find someone who looks at you like Raygun's husband looks at her Olympic buffoonery
  615. Ice Barbie's misogynist replacement fights the Constitution with bigotry
  616. A banana sticker with Andy Warhol's face
  617. A blogger imagines Hell as a lesson in AI alignment
  618. A marmot named Dawn just won the first-ever Fat Marmot Week
  619. Plant Smart: database of plants harmful to pets
  620. Experience the joy of getting online with a dial-up modem
  621. Study finds alcohol-linked cancer deaths have doubled since 1990