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Apple’s greed is killing the planet (and screwing you, too)

Apple’s greed is killing the planet (and screwing you, too)

Your iPhone won't last forever, even if you want it to. You'll crack the screen, or its battery will crap out, and if the physical flaws don't get you, the software will: Some approaching iOS update will either slow that sucker down or render it obsolete. And then you'll have to buy a new one. Which sucks, assuming you'd prefer not to be on the hook for $700 every couple of years—and assuming you'd rather not deplete the planet's limited mineral resources (needed for batteries), or send dangerous e-waste to junk heaps in foreign countries.A new released on Thursday by The Repair Association...

August 4, 2017
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From Netflix to Disney Plus: How the biggest streaming services handle HDR

From Netflix to Disney Plus: How the biggest streaming services handle HDR

You may have everything you need to watch your favorite shows and movies in glorious HDR, but that doesn't mean streaming services will let you.It's probably a safe bet that most folks through streaming apps like Netflix and Hulu. After all, why spend $30 on a UHD Blu-Ray disc when you can just stream the content you want to watch from the cloud instead? That said, HDR support across the big-name streaming apps is spotty. Even if you're to see the heightened range of whites and blacks that makes HDR images shine, there's almost no guarantee your favorite service will accommodate you.Some...

April 13, 2020
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Our 10 picks for the best 'Saturday Night Live' sketches of 2020

Our 10 picks for the best 'Saturday Night Live' sketches of 2020

We're using cookies to improve your experience.Saturday Night Live has had a pretty good year, all things considered.Sure, the show in its current form can't really compete with earlier eras of SNL. But that's an eternal problem for this show: The audience loves to reminisce about better days, often without recognizing the greatness that's right in front of them.A decade from now, we'll be swimming in thinkpieces hailing the talents of Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant, and Kenan Thompson. The fact is, SNL is like many sketch comedy series' in that the output is always going to vary from sketch to...

December 26, 2020
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Drive an EV across the country using ultra-fast chargers

Drive an EV across the country using ultra-fast chargers

A drive from the nation's capital to Los Angeles usually takes about 40 hours of pure driving — and that's without stopping for charging breaks if you're in an electric vehicle. But on Wednesday, charging network Electrify America finished its first cross-country route with fast-charging available all along the way. That means every 70 miles on the 2,700-mile journey you can find a charger. The best part is that the route on Interstates 15 and 70 includes super-fast chargers at public stations. recharging cars at speeds up to 350 kilowatts. That means you can get juiced up in about 20...

June 24, 2020
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Apple Watches eject water in a mesmerising way. Let's see that in slow motion.

Apple Watches eject water in a mesmerising way. Let's see that in slow motion.

Watch nextare back with a new video, and once again — presumably due to — Gav is flying solo.This time, instead of , he's armed with a water-logged Apple Watch."Before the world ended I went swimming, and I saw that my Apple Watch had gone into water lock mode, where it sort of disables all the finger inputs from the screen," he explains in the clip above. "To unlock it you spin the digital crown and it ejects all the water that's inside it through the two speaker holes, using the speaker itself. It just sort of fires water all over your wrist."And I thought, that's brilliant, that's...

June 19, 2020
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SpaceX has released a Crew Dragon simulator, so you can endure the terror of space from home

SpaceX has released a Crew Dragon simulator, so you can endure the terror of space from home

Space is a terrifying place devoid of oxygen and mercy, and you should never go there. But if you insist on spitting in Death's eye and forsaking the Mother Earth that raised you, at least do a few dry runs before clambering aboard your flying metal shroud.SpaceX has released allowing you to try docking their Crew Dragon spacecraft with the International Space Station. It appears fairly simple at first glance, with a dozen big grey buttons allowing you to adjust the roll, pitch, and yaw. However, this innocent exterior belies a very difficult task demanding careful precision and an...

May 13, 2020
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Alternative meat is having a moment. Real meat may be done sooner than you think.

Alternative meat is having a moment. Real meat may be done sooner than you think.

Picture two industries. One is increasingly associated in the consumer's mind with dirt and disease. Not only is much of its product pumped full of antibiotics and , not only does it come with an elevated risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer, but now its workers are testing positive for coronavirus in droves, and its supply chain is in pain.The other industry makes a product that many consumers find just as tasty as the first industry's product, but without the health risks. Even in the midst of a global pandemic, this industry is having no trouble sourcing its ingredients or forcing...

May 7, 2020
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As Amazon union vote starts, AFL-CIO's tech think tank considers future of labor

As Amazon union vote starts, AFL-CIO's tech think tank considers future of labor

Amazon revealed on its that it controls the fates of 1.3 million employees, not counting temporary workers. On Monday in Alabama, more than 5,800 of them on whether to become the first Amazon warehouse in the United States to unionize. "Now it's our turn to be a disruptor," said Elizabeth Shuler, secretary-treasurer and second highest-ranking officer of the AFL-CIO, the largest federation of unions in the United States. It's a big day for the AFL-CIO. Not only is it providing guidance to the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, which is organizing the Amazon warehouse workers. It...

February 8, 2021
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Elon Musk says Tesla will make ventilators for hospitals if needed

Elon Musk says Tesla will make ventilators for hospitals if needed

Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the company will make ventilators for hospitals "if there is a shortage." The comment came as a reply to one Twitter user's suggestion for Tesla to repurpose its Fremont factory to make ventilators in the wake of the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.The ventilators Musk is referring to are likely mechanical ventilators that are used in treating critical . There's currently good indication that the U.S. doesn't have enough ventilators to cater to all infected persons. The Society of Critical Care Medicine that 960,000 people may need to be put on ventilators, and the...

March 19, 2020
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From now on, Malaysia will send MCO violators straight to jail because they're tired of their crap

From now on, Malaysia will send MCO violators straight to jail because they're tired of their crap

No more warnings, no more fines. Just jail.By April 15, 2020>CultureAnd so it begins: Phase 3 of Malaysia's Movement Control Order (MCO) is freshly-greased and well under way.Originally imposed by the Malaysian government on March 18, the MCO was supposed to last until March 31.This didn't sit well with authorities, as the coronavirus, officially known as COVID-19, didn't show any signs of slowing down. Because of that, the MCO was extended to April 14, diving Malaysians into the second phase of the partial lockdown.On April 10 however, it was decided (in the interest of national...

April 15, 2020
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