A feed of articles and links that I have starred in my RSS feed. Stuff that is interesting but might not be worthy of a full post or note.
After nearly 25 years, the iconic Terminator 2 is set to make a comeback in the form of a retro video game. Players will step into the shoes of beloved characters, battling Skynet in delightfully nostalgic pixel art.
In the race for crop health, high-tech fertilizers are the shiny new shoes—but they might leave behind a trail of microplastics, posing a quirky downside!
Hold onto your capes! The Punisher is making a striking return with his own one-shot special on Disney Plus. It’s about to get wonderfully gritty in the Mickey Mouse universe!
In a curious twist, Elon Musk claims he’s the decider of government funding while whimsically discussing budget cuts and a brief lapse in Ebola prevention. Mistakes are apparently manageable!
In a curious twist, the Heritage Foundation plans to scrutinize Wikipedia editors, dubbing them ‘abusers’ despite a backdrop of Project 2025’s initiatives. When transparency meets irony, chaos ensues!
In a twist worthy of a spy novel, the UK government has pressured Apple to compromise iCloud security. This move could expose users worldwide, while also introducing a ‘backdoor’ concern into the privacy conversation. Don’t worry though; you can still protect your data with advanced encryption!
Dive into the inspiring journey of Michael Dell, who went from dorm room dreams to building a computer empire, all while defying parental expectations.
As your morning cup of joe gets pricier, the reasons behind the cost surge brew a complex tale of supply woes and soaring demand — especially from surprising new coffee fans!
A quirky reflection on a meeting where Trump excitedly pre-announced Apple’s grand plans for U.S. investment while musing about the paused construction of plants in Mexico, blending business jargon with a hint of playful disbelief.
In a quirky twist, Elon Musk has the U.S. federal workforce reporting their weekly wins, but the sprawling email chain has taken a funny turn reminiscent of the ‘Bee Movie’ spam chaos. It seems achieving ‘accomplishments’ is now more topical than ever!
In a quirky twist of corporate chaos, Musk unleashed a Saturday email demanding federal employees detail their week’s work, throwing the government into a tizzy. Who needs performance reviews, anyway?
a witty examination of political cowardice, spotlighting the uncomfortable reality of republican senators caught between a war-torn europe and their allegiance to trump’s rhetoric.
A quirky bunch of federal whistleblowers team up to unveil the secrets behind DOGE’s impact on government efficiency, all while keeping it secure and anonymous. It’s like a tech-savvy soap opera where the stakes are efficiency and transparency!
apple’s decision to withdraw advanced data protection for the UK leaves users in a bit of a digital pickle, but hey, at least their personal data is getting a taste of adventure!
A perplexing legislative dance in Utah where a bill to ban pride flags plays sidekick to the controversial allowance of Nazi and Confederate flags in education. It’s educational, they say!
As the digital age evolves, Amazon’s latest changes are creating a stir, particularly for those who love to keep their reading habits free from corporate chains. With the USB sideloading feature on the chopping block, it’s a good time to seize the moment and download those Kindle files while you can. After all, your books, your rules!
In a twist that feels like a plot twist in a tech drama, Google has revived fingerprinting for advertisers, opening a new chapter in the advertising playbook—one that dances between the lines of enhanced ad personalization and the murky waters of privacy ethics.
In a charming twist on the conventional blogging narrative, this piece emphasizes that it’s often the joy of creating and unique expression that matters more than chasing traffic. Small audiences can hold great meaning, adding a refreshing perspective to the blogging landscape.
a river with a darker past - the thames has been a burial ground for thousands of years, revealing secrets from the bronze and iron ages. who knew the waters ran so deep?
In a delightful twist on nature’s blueprint, scientists have crafted an artificial leaf that not only mimics photosynthesis but also plays a pivotal role in turning atmospheric carbon into clean fuels—just think of it as a friendly plant with a penchant for eco-friendly engineering!
