Bigger than the Titanic, and the finest transport of her day, the RMS Queen Mary is now a museum and hotel. Here’s the full tour.
Source: CNET
Bigger than the Titanic, nearly as long as New York’s Chrysler Building is tall, and once carried 16,082 soldiers from NY to England in WWII, here what the incredible RMS Queen Mary looks like inside.
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Astronomers are mystified by a strange star explosion in a distant galaxy that might be a relic from an earlier cosmological era.
Source: Wired
Meet a Professional Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Master from New York City
Source: Wired
Zego, the London-based startup that appears to have spotted a gaping insurance hole in the so-called gig economy, has raised £6 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Balderton Capital, with participation from existing backers, including LocalGlobe and unnamed angel investors in the insurance sector. The company plans to use the new capital to increase engineering and other… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
This Slaughterbots fictional video from the Future of Life Institute depicts a swarm killer robot drone attack. This chilling short was presented at the recent UN conference on fully autonomous weapon systems.
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Source: Digital trends
Did you miss your chance at some of the Elusive Targets when Hitman came out in 2016? With the release of the GOTY Edition, they will all be making a second appearance, so get your Silverballer ready.
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Source: Digital trends
These headphones will warm your ears this holiday season.
Source: CNET
Commentary: An AT&T salesman tells me it’s quite obvious why Samsung’s large phone is better than Apple’s future of the smartphone.
Source: CNET
In recent years, the SEC has had greater success policing wrongdoing due in large part to the implementation of its whistleblower program. But the whistleblowers’ crosshairs are not limited to Wall Street. Individuals are beginning to come forward in a new sphere of the business world, one with its own reputation of a problematic, win-at-all-cost culture: Silicon Valley. Read More
Source: TechCrunch