MACHINE LEARNINGS
The Robots Are Anxious About Taking Your Job
If robots are to become as commonplace as sci-fi wants us to believe, we’re going to need confront some deep-seated issues with our relationship to automation.
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SQUATTING IN THE IVORY TOWER
The Crazy Story Of The Professor Who Came To Stay And Wouldn't Leave
It's not easy to evict someone in California. Usually that's a good thing.
2016 STRIKES AGAIN
The Inventor Of The Red Solo Cup Has Died
Robert Leo Hulseman. He's the man who invented the red Solo cup, staple at every party ever. He died last week at age 84.
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How To Not Screw Up Your Finances (Again) In 2017
YNAB’s award-winning app and proven budgeting method give you realistic ways to budget better, pay off debt faster and save more money. New users save an average of $200 their first month and more than $3,300 by month nine!
FLY LIKE PAPER GET HIGH LIKE PLANES
This Paper Plane Machine Gun Is Hefty, But More Amusing Than Intimidating
Dieter Michael Krone's personal machine gun spews precisely-folded A5 paper, not bullets. Of course, a piece of great engineering like this could still lead to some nasty paper cuts...
DEFINITELY NOT FRICTIONLESS
What Graduate School In Theoretical Physics Is Really Like
"Einstein and Feynman ushered me into grad school, reality ushered me out."
EXPENSIVE CANS, CANNED
A Pair Of $1200 Headphones Are Bad
The Verge's Vlad Savov initially liked the Technics T700, but first impressions can be deceiving.
THEY'RE JUST NOT THAT INTO US
Even Though We Can't See Aliens, Can Aliens See Us?
If they're out there, they're certainly not trying that hard to get our attention.
WE'LL EAT IT UP ANYWAY
The Dark (And Often Dubious) Art Of Forecasting Food Trends
Predicting food trends like these has become as much an American holiday tradition as ordering an eggnog latte.
RIP
Debbie Reynolds Dies At 84, A Day After Daughter Carrie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds ("Singin' in the Rain," "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," "How the West Was Won") died Wednesday, a day after the death of her daughter, Carrie Fisher.
HE WON'T DIE HARD
Everybody Wants To Kill Bruce Willis
Editor Pierre-Alexandre Chauvat spliced together hundreds of movies, creating an entirely new Bruce Willis film in the process.
NOT COVERED: GYM, LAWYERS
How To Delete Facebook
Burn down the house that Mark Zuckerberg built.
WHEN TASTY... ISN'T
Most Viral Facebook Recipes Are Too Gross To Eat
A recent video encouraging people to make cheese and wine shots might be a recipe for disaster.
A 50 YEAR LOVE AFFAIR
A Camera Repairman On The Magic Of Analog Photography
"When the digital camera came out, it felt like my life was over."
YET ANOTHER UNEASY TRUCE
Syrian Government Agrees To A Truce With Rebels
The Syrian government and rebel groups have agreed a ceasefire and to begin peace talks, Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced.
*VICTORY FANFARE PLAYS*
'Final Fantasy' Taught Me How To Be A Friend
The games shaped my early ideas of devotion, love and risk.
FROM THE DIGG STORE
Is Your Current Luggage Terrible?
If you've had that thought after recent travel, it's time to get upgrade. This heavy-duty bag is waterproof, machine washable, and big enough to store everything you need while still meeting all carry-on size restrictions.
MONEY, MOSTLY
Seven Reasons Why Silicon Valley Likes Trump
Deregulation and more favorable tax treatment of repatriated funds are high on the list.
OR WE COULD JUST HACK THEM BACK
US Senators: Russia Should Be Sanctioned For Election Hacks
US senators visiting eastern European allies to discuss security issues called for sanctions against Russia for interfering in the presidential election by hacking American political sites and email accounts.
IT'S SUPERHUMAN
Tesla Autopilot Reacts Insanely Quick To A Crash
Based on the video, the second the red hatchback makes contact with the black SUV, the Tesla's speed immediately starts to decrease. So, yeah, strike one up for Tesla Autopilot.
ORDER FAMILY GENUS?
What The Heck Is A Species Anyway?
It's harder than you think to define.
BECAUSE LIFE IS HARD
Why Your New Year’s Resolutions Often Fail
The best resolutions for 2017 are the ones you aren’t making. Here’s the real reason we make them and break them — over and over again.
HE IS NOT HAPPY
Brother Of Murdered JonBenét Ramsey Sues CBS For $750m
Burke Ramsey, 29, claims TV network, production company and experts conspired to defame him for profit.
ECONOMIC STIMULESS
A Legacy Of Crisis: Rio After The Olympics
Brazil's big bet on the 2016 Rio Olympics has gone bust, and the country has been plunged further into political and economic crisis.
MIGHT AS WELL DO IT IN A SAFE PLACE
The Opioid Crisis Is Prompting Calls For Safe Injection Sites
The harm prevention method is controversial, but it saves lives.
MINORITY RETORT
Why Oakland Police Turned Down Predictive Policing
Predictive policing is becoming popular for American police departments, but some have rejected the tech over concerns about bias.
GOTTA HAND IT TO THEM
A Compendium Of Athletes With Big Hands
The year’s almost over, so let us soak up the majesty of the gigantic athlete hand.
HE'LL BE THE JUDGE
Trump To Inherit More Than 100 Court Vacancies, Plans To Reshape Judiciary
Obama will leave office with nearly double the number of federal court vacancies Bush left.
WE'RE ALL HOUSE HUNTING
How HGTV Beat CNN In 2016
The escapist appeal of looking at other people’s beautiful homes turned Home & Garden Television into the third most-watched cable network in 2016, ahead of CNN and behind only Fox News and ESPN.
STEP 1: HIRE JON HAMM
Brands Start Planning For A Trump Attack
The spontaneity of his denunciations — and the speed at which his words travel, particularly on Twitter — has created a sense of unease among marketing executives, who now must be prepared in case Mr. Trump’s insults fly in their direction.
EVERY FRAME SOME PAINTINGS
The Year In Video Game Paintings
Paintings in video games are like toilets: they don’t do much, but you notice if they aren’t there.
TWEET LESS, SMILE MORE
When Presidents Could Take A Joke
The thin-skinned president-elect can’t stand jokes at his expense. But what will he able to do about it? We might be about to find out.
BLUE MOON ISN'T THAT GOOD, PEOPLE!
The Most Overrated Beers In America — And What You Should Be Drinking Instead
Experts weigh in on what beers are overrated and passé, and what beers you should be ordering instead.
THE WAR HE COULD NEVER LEAVE
The Fighter
The Marine Corps taught Sam Siatta how to shoot. The war in Afghanistan taught him how to kill. Nobody taught him how to come home.
THE ORIGINAL HAPPY PILL
People Have Been Using MDMA To Treat PTSD For Decades
Though it may seem surprising, the so-called "party drug" was used in therapy years before it was banned in the US.
C-C-C-COMBOMAKER
Mixing Two Photos Together Will Net You Some Surreal Instagram Art
Some things do not go together, and those things are the subject of Stephen McMennamy's glorious Instagram account.
YOU CAN'T SAY THIS SHIT ON TV
The Most Awkward TV News Bloopers Of 2016
If you paid close attention to TV news lately, you probably had a rough year. These ridiculous live TV fuck-ups will hopefully make the end of your 2016 a little bit better.
JUST FUCKING WATCH IT
This Domino Brick Laying Technique Is The Most Satisfying Thing You'll Watch Today
And we say that as connoisseurs of everything satisfying.
JEDI MEME TRICK
You Can Watch The Original 'Star Wars' Trilogy In Just Over A Minute If You Speed It Up Every Time Someone Shoots A Blaster
The "Bee Movie" meme has mutated and spread around the galaxy, and "Star Wars" is its next victim. If you've been looking for a quick refresher before you watch "Rogue One," this is what you're looking for.
SAITO DREAMS OF SUSHI
A Day With The Sushi God Of Tokyo
Sushi Saito is considered one of the best restaurants in the world, with three Michelin stars to its name. At the helm, is none other than Saito himself, a master chef. Simon and Martina follow Saito from the fish markets of Tokyo to his kitchen and finally the plate to figure out what makes his sushi a cut above the rest.
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AND WE'RE NOT TOO FAR BEHIND
Maybe We Haven’t Seen Any Aliens Because They’re All Dead
ECONOMIC STIMULESS
A Legacy Of Crisis: Rio After The Olympics
YOU CAN'T SAY THIS SHIT ON TV
The Most Awkward TV News Bloopers Of 2016
BUT YOU CAN NEVER LOG OFF
Facebook Knows A Whole Lot About Your Offline Life
SHOOTING THE OTHER FOOT
Can A Gun Victim And A Gun Advocate Change Each Other’s Minds?
NORTH BY NORTHEAST
These Will Be The Best Places To Live In America In 2100 AD
THE BOLD STATEMENT OF MINIMALISM
The Muji Paradox
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Frost Nixon - Il duello
E' il 1977, ovvero tre anni dopo che l'impeachment seguito al famoso caso Watergate determino' la fine della presidenza Nixon negli USA e l'avvento di Jimmy Carter. Per quei tre lunghi anni Nixon rifiuto' di rilasciare interviste in merito all'argomento. Poi all'improvviso indico' di volere affidare all'anchorman britannico David Frost la sua versione dei fatti, convinto di poter cosi' riabilitare la sua immagine pubblica. Seguirono veri e propri duelli, l'ultimo dei quali fu determinante per stabilire le responsabilita' dell'ex presidente.- Titolo Originale: Frost Nixon
- Genere: Storico
- Durata: 2h
- Anno: 2008
- Paese: USA, UK
- Regia: Ron Howard
- Cast: Kevin Bacon, Matthew Macfadyen, Sam Rockwell, Michael Sheen, Rebecca Hall, Frank Langella, Oliver Platt
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