Why Do Phones Explode? (And How to Prevent It)
HomeArt/Shutterstock Every few years, exploding phones find a way to dominate the news cycle. And while these accidents are incredibly rare, they’re a bit difficult to...
Australian Court Rules Media Orgs Are Liable For Defamation Posted to Facebook by Random Users
An Australian Court has ruled that media organizations are liable for anything defamatory that’s published to the public Facebook pages of those media companies, even if...
GitLab 12.0 brings DevSecOps in a single application
GitLab 12.0 is here! This month’s update is a rather significant one since it brings DevSecOps in a single application with the addition of Visual Review Tools, project...
Ryan Reynolds’ fake Amazon review of his own gin company is as glorious as you’d expect
Even when Ryan Reynolds is blatantly promoting his own stuff, we still can’t get mad at him. He just does it so damn well. SEE ALSO:...
How to not get sucked into the online skincare vortex
Before deepfakes and alternative facts, the online world was already telling us fibs. In our series Lies the Internet Told Me, we call ’em all out....
The $120 Raspberry Pi 4 Desktop Kit is a Tiny Powerhouse, Y’all
We’ve waited almost half a year for the Raspberry Pi foundation to roll out the Pi 4. Now it’s here, and it’s clearly built with cheap desktop...
DisplayFusion is the Windows Tool Your Multi-Monitor Setup Craves
DisplayFusion is a perfect Windows tool for multiple monitors. Viktoriia Hnatiuk/Shutterstock I’ve been a fan of multi-monitor setups for over a decade, and I’ve been thrilled...
Week-in-Review: YouTube’s awful comments and Google’s $1B tech-free investment
Hello, weekend readers. This is Week-in-Review where I give a heavy amount of analysis and/or rambling thoughts on one story while scouring the rest of the...
How to Build an Awesome Summer Reading List
Ahmet Misirlingul/Shutterstock A book, a beach chair, and a beautiful day. Is there any better place to read than outside in the sun? But what to...
Eclipse IDE 2019-06 is now available: New features for Java developers
The new version of the Eclipse IDE opened to general availability on June 19, 2019. What’s new and noteworthy in the current release? This build includes...
