Friends, friends of friends, advertisers; keeping track of Facebook’s privacy settings can get confusing. Here’s how to get yours just right.
Source: Wired
As videogame companies move toward turning their products into services, are they forgetting to make their titles interesting places to play?
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This high-quality Razer controller lacks one key feature—wireless.
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Your Twitter feed is a cesspool of bad jokes, trolls, and @realDonaldTrump. Fix it with finely curated lists.
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A spokeswoman told us YouTube has broadened its policy for taking down extremist content: Not just removing videos that directly preach hate or seek to incite violence but also removing other videos of named terrorists, unless the content is journalistic or educational in nature — such as news reports and documentaries. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
LG just gave Samsung a run for the money.
Source: CNET
Despite some minor flaws, Andy Weir’s action-packed new caper proves a welcome return for fans of his best-selling debut novel “The Martian.”
Source: CNET
One of the niftiest features of Google Home is now available for owners of the smart speaker after support for ‘Broadcast’ rolled out. The new addition allows you to push messages or reminders across a network of Home devices to mimic an in-home intercom system. So rather than calling up to kids that dinner is about to be served, or getting them to wake up for school, Google Home… Read More
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Ok, it’s not really a hyperloop, but it *will* get you to the airport.
Source: Wired
Economics has problems with bias, reproducibility, and statistical power. You know, like all the other social sciences.
Source: Wired