Technology

“This is utterly ridiculous.”

Three and a half hours.

Maybe video games aren’t such a waste of time after all.

“An enormous burden has been lifted from my shoulders.”

“A little bit of luck.”

“Scare-bear robot will haunt your dreams.”

“Complies with the Fourth Amendment.”

“They’re simply a pair of bootlaces until you need them to save your life.”

These researchers built it with a printer, a laser and their bare hands.

Energy from an unexpected place …

“Over the past week, NORAD has visually identified Russian aircraft operating in and around the US air defense identification zones.”

The interactive animation will leave you in awe… 

“Companies that rely on usernames and passwords have to develop a sense of urgency about changing this.”

An area of tension between India and Pakistan was highlighted by a contest winner. 

“It effectively defeats the security of the keyless entry.”

“It allows me to make incredibly complex parts that you couldn’t make any other way.”

“If you use the Internet, you’re the subject of hundreds of experiments at any given time, on every site.”

“Flight tests have located a cellphone on campus with high accuracy.”

“Going through a wormhole into another dimension.”

“We will need to close the gaps and stay several steps ahead of our adversaries … “

“Shines just like the incandescent you grew up with.”

 ”disruptive” anonymous edits…

“Earth and its inhabitants were incredibly fortunate.”

“Popping two balloons twice in a row without any edits or cuts.”

“We envision a future where our technology has been adapted to countless applications … “

“In these desperate situations, we should be providing every possible resource to reunite families with their loved ones.”

“It basically sounds like someone is loudly clapping their hands in front of your ear.”

“This Friday will be a day Israel will feel fear tingling in their servers, and homes.”

“Using Tor does not stop this attack.”

“Whether the government likes it or not … there’s going to be a revolution.”

“I think that’s pretty disturbing.”

Approximately 11% of respondents were sexually active.

FAA’s rules may put strangle-hold on military member’s small business.

It’s probably not what you think.

“This video shows EXACTO rounds maneuvering in flight to hit targets that are offset from where the sniper rifle is aimed.”

A rise in nickel allergies.

“[V]ile stuff out there…”

Compromising pictures, bank information recovered from cellphones the owners thought were wiped clean.

Owner information at your fingertips.

“freeabortions.gop”

“I thought it was fun…”

“…the Air Force violated many crucial guidelines and best practices for information technology acquisition.”

“Someone across the room cannot reprogram your implant.”

And his company is still in “active” status. 

“Given the way that technology is developing,” we’ll soon lose our military edge around the world unless things change.

Value of this jet is “nearly impossible to gauge.”

“What really shocked me about it all was what a small world it is.”

“There is no class in school called common sense 101.”

“Long live #Palestine”

“It’s just like a big show, but better. It’s right in your face.” 

“People Are Sharing More News Than Ever On Facebook” — except it’s not actually news.

Just sit back and enjoy … especially if you are rained out!

“It was the same proposal.”

“We can reliably predict, on average, how long people like you will live.”

“…a needless and massive privacy violation…”

“It’s time to bring [the Internet] to town hall.”

“Facebook apparently manipulates people’s News Feeds all the time.”

An “…astonishing, miraculous scientific invention…” that probably isn’t real.

ACLU: “An expansive and dangerous authority.“

“Only a man.”

But it looks like they learned the hard way first. 

Two buildings with a lot of history. 

“Opens the door to large-scale private censorship in Europe.”

“Technology is now so ubiquitous now we are essentially oozing digital ooze all the time …”

“[It's] critical to expedite the recovery of compromised data and identify potential criminal acts.”

“Representatives are finally catching up to where their constituents already are.”

“In this case, good design could save lives, in a very real sense.”

Even digital scanners can’t tell they’re fakes — and if the teens have figured it out, who else has?

“You have to be careful.”

“Local and federal law enforcement should certainly not be colluding to hide basic and accurate information about their practices from the public and the courts … “

“There are some scary outcomes. And we should try to make sure the outcomes are good, not bad.”

And the fun was captured in super-slow motion.

“Some people may get on it thinking ‘golf cart,’ and they get off thinking ’rocketship.’”

“Dynamic”

“It’s not a joking matter…”

“Four high-capacity paint ball barrels firing at up to 20 bullets per second each.”

Never park on the wrong side of the gas pump again.

“Our audiences are hungry for this.”

Testing begins this year.

Thumbs up, or down?

“The Bitcoin narrative, based on decentralization and distributed trust, has collapsed.”

“Creates a unique number for your device, and then you get tracked through the process …”

The “melee” happily took drone out of the sky.

“I looked over and saw that there was a huge yellow Lab.”

Sprinkler connects to Wi-Fi for ultimate control. 

Monkeys walking on treadmills. Need we say more?

Because let’s face it, nothing helps to start your day like a caffinated drink and a charged phone. 

And wait till you see what the camera does.