Twelve years ago, I created a ridiculous little card game called Gentle Jack. It was crude, chaotic, and full of toilet humor, exactly the kind of drinking game you’d expect to become an inside joke among friends. I made it for my own circle of friends, never expecting it to live beyond our drunken dinner […]
Gaming technology has seen remarkable transformations over the past few decades, from the rudimentary pixelated screens of the 1970s to the hyper-realistic graphics and immersive virtual worlds of today. As we look ahead to the next ten years, the gaming landscape is poised for another revolution, driven primarily by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), augmented […]
For any lovers of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Pai Sho is now a real game with a real set of rules that you can play online or in person.
If you absolutely have to hear every footstep, every shot, and every beat in any game you play or media you consume, you have to have the best gaming headsets.
There’s a reason you haven’t heard of the Apple Pippin.
OpenAI has yet to issue an official response to these allegations, but it’s not the first lawsuit of its kind and it won’t be the last.
UglyDolls came from humble beginnings and appeared on shelves in 2001. Now, they’re Hollywood movie stars! Here’s a look back at this iconic toy to movie leap.
Many of our favorite subreddits went dark this week in protest over sweeping changes on Reddit’s API pricing policy. Here’s why, and what happens next.
In today’s fast-paced world, we are continually bombarded by technology. The digital minimalism movement is trying to fix that.
Streaming platforms were supposed to curb piracy, but the practice has stuck around and is still growing. Here’s why.
The internet can be a cruel place and review bombing is just one of the many proofs of that.
Long story short, lawn darts became illegal after they killed Michelle Snow, a 7-year-old girl who was struck with a family friend’s lawn dart.
Electric and hybrid vehicles use a lot of batteries, and they don’t last forever or even a lifetime like some conventional cars do.
If, at any point in the last few months, you’ve had to Google exactly who Andrew Tate is, you’re not alone. The real question, though, is why he’s so widely hated.
Musk buys Twitter, FTX files for bankruptcy, Russia invades Ukraine, and people protest dictatorships. Let’s take a walk back through the biggest news highlights of 2022.
Rainforest Connection and their Rainforest Guardians are on a mission to save the rainforest with…smartphones?
For Elon Musk, the $44 billion purchase of Twitter is more than just a shiny new toy. He might actually have something big planned for it—if he can get out of his own way.
As the world moves towards Web 3.0, can the planet sustain the humungous energy consumption needs of running the internet?
Transparent California was made to increase public understanding of government compensation packages, but it’s created more questions than it has answered.
Squishmallows have taken the world by storm in the last few years and some of them now fetch wildly high prices. These are the top 8 most valuable Squishmallows.
You know you’re not supposed to take candy from strangers. But why not take this lollipop anyway?
On November 18, 2001, Nintendo bestowed upon North America the greatest gaming console that has ever existed, and may ever exist if the world keeps trending toward imminent destruction. But let’s put that negativity aside and talk about one of the undeniable treasures of our world: the Nintendo Gamecube. With the recent release of the […]
To follow or not to follow? Fitness influencers have motivated us to work out, but they could be harmful for our overall wellbeing.
We all fear robots taking over one day, but how realistic are these fears of technological singularity?
