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18 juin

NYT > Circuits

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Engadget

Techmeme

hack a day

  • 01:00
    Hackaday Links: June 17, 2018 - Brian Benchoff hack a day
    Do you like badges? Of course you like badges. It’s conference season, and that means it’s also badge season. Well good news, Tindie now has a ‘badge’ category. Right now, it’s loaded up with creepy Krustys, hypnotoads, and fat Pikas. There’s also an amazing ⓐSpacehuhn chicken from [Dave]. Which reminds me: we need to talk about a thing, Spacehuhn. On the list of ‘weird emails we get in the tip line’ comes Rat Grease. Rat Grease is the solution to rodents chewing up cabling and wires. From what we can gather, it’s a mineral oil-based gel loaded up with capsaicin; it’s not a poison, and not a glue. (...) -- Hackaday Columns, Hackaday links, badges, dewalt, elon, Elon is God, merger, mergers and acquisitions, nxp, qualcomm, rats

17 juin

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Engadget

hack a day

  • 19:00
    Retrotechtacular: Car Navigation Like It’s 1971 - Dan Maloney hack a day
    Anyone old enough to have driven before the GPS era probably wonders, as we do, how anyone ever found anything. Navigation back then meant outdated paper maps, long detours because of missed turns, and the far too frequent stops at dingy gas stations for the humiliation of asking for directions. It took forever sometimes, and though we got where we were going, it always seemed like there had to be a better way. Indeed there was, but instead of waiting for the future and a constellation of satellites to guide the way, some clever folks in the early 1970s had a go at dead reckoning systems (...) -- car hacks, Retrotechtacular, automobile, car, cassette, counter, dead reckoning, gps, navigation, odometer, retrotechtacular
  • 16:01
    FPV-Rover 2.0 Has 3D Printed Treads and Plenty of Zip - Al Williams hack a day
    [Markus_p] has already finished one really successful 3D printed tracked robot build. Now he’s finished a second one using standard motors and incorporating what he learned from the first. The results are pretty impressive and you can see a video demo of the beast, below. Most of the robot is PLA, although there are some parts that use PETG and flex plastic. There is an infrared-capable camera up front and another regular camera on the rear. All the electronics are pretty much off the shelf modules like an FPV transmitter and an electronic controller for the motors. There’s a servo to tilt (...) -- 3d Printer hacks, Robots Hacks, 3d printing, FPV, robot, tank tread, track, tracked robot, tread
  • 22:00
    Using IMUs For Odometry - Brian Benchoff hack a day
    The future is autonomous robots. Whether that means electric cars with rebranded adaptive cruise control, or delivery robots that are actually just remote control cars, the robots of the future will need to decide how to move, where to move, and be capable of tracking their own movement. This is the problem of odometry, or how far a robot has traveled. There are many ways to solve this problem, but GPS isn’t really accurate enough and putting encoders on wheels doesn’t account for slipping. What’s really needed for robotic odometry is multiple sensors, and for that we have [Pablo] and (...) -- HackadayPrize2018,
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Mashable !

  • 23:13
    South Korea came up with a very creative tactic to use against Sweden in the World Cup - Angie Han Mashable !
    Whenever you bring together dozens of different countries from around the globe, there's gonna be some cross-cultural confusion. And if you're South Korean coach Shin Tae-yong, you figure out how to work that to your advantage. SEE ALSO: World Cup opening game proved a little tricky for people with colour blindness In a press conference Sunday, Shin explained the unusual tactic he'd employed against spies from the Swedish team: He'd had his team members swap jersey numbers for the warmup games, in hopes that scouts would confuse the players for one another.  "It's very difficult for (...) -- World Cup, Culture, Sports
  • 21:59
    Warner Bros. is cracking down on Harry Potter festivals, and fans are not pleased - Chloe Bryan Mashable !
    According to Warner Bros., magic is not for everyone. As reported by the Associated Press on Saturday, the studio's powers-that-be are cracking down on unauthorized Harry Potter festivals, eliciting disappointment and frustration from fans.  Festivals are now prohibited from using any "names, places, or objects" associated with the series — which, obviously, rules out pretty much everything except broad concepts. One festival outside Philadelphia, for example, will take on a new, vague "wands and wizards" theme. SEE ALSO: There's a new version of 'Netflix and chill' and it involves Harry (...) -- Warner Bros., Entertainment, Harry Potter
  • 21:37
    Tom Hanks saves Shakespeare through the magic of improv - Angie Han Mashable !
    Leave it to Tom Hanks to save the day by combining Shakespeare and improv.  As reported by The Orange County Register, Hanks was performing in a production of Henry IV at the Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles on Wednesday when an audience member fell ill and passed out.  SEE ALSO: Tom Hanks acts out every Tom Hanks movie in 8 minutes The play was paused for 15 minutes while crew members (who consisted of veterans with medical training) and then paramedics attended to the sick theatergoer.  Meanwhile, the audience was beginning to grow restless. So Hanks burst back onto the stage and (...) -- Tom Hanks, Entertainment, Celebrities
  • 21:05
    The iPhone 3GS is going back on sale, but for a limited time and only in South Korea - Adam Rosenberg Mashable !
    Apple hasn't manufactured a new iPhone 3GS since the now-ancient smartphone was retired in 2012. But shoppers in South Korea will be able to pick one up before June is over. South Korean wireless carrier SK Telink discovered an unsold shipment of the third-generation iPhone hidden away in a warehouse, local news service ETNews reports (h/t VentureBeat). Each one will be sold unlocked for the U.S. equivalent of roughly $40. SEE ALSO: Apple's officially making it harder for cops to bust into your iPhone All of the devices are never sold, new-in-box products. Though given their age, SK (...) -- Tech, Apple, Smartphones, Iphone 3gs
  • 20:02
    The most heartwarming tale of amateur squirrel dentistry you'll read today - Angie Han Mashable !
    Call her Captain America, because she just saved Bucky. Bucky the squirrel, that is. SEE ALSO: This acrobatic squirrel nails its 'Wrecking Ball' moment while attempting to score birdseed As reported by Sarah Kraus of Global News, Jannett Talbott (who is Canadian, so not actually Captain America) noticed that one of the squirrels in her feeder was suffering from severely overgrown teeth. In these photos Jannet Talbott took in her backyard, you can see exactly what was wrong with Bucky the squirrel's teeth#sabretoothsquirrel pic.twitter.com/MHNtcAu1Re — Sarah Kraus (ⓐSarahNKraus) June (...) -- Squirrels, Culture, Animals
  • 19:40
    School receptionist rings in summer vacation with PA system cover of 'At Last' - Chloe Bryan Mashable !
    I am ashamed to admit that, as a student, I never paid that much attention to what anyone was saying over the PA system. But if my school had employed Regina Ballard, I might've.  The North Carolina school receptionist sang a truly beautiful rendition of "At Last" on Wednesday to celebrate her last day in the office before summer vacation. The school wasn't full of students — just a few employees and kids enrolled in camp — but those lucky enough to hear the performance enjoyed a real treat. Petition to make "At Last" the perpetual song of the summer, please. Read more... (...) -- Viral Videos, Culture, Web Culture
  • 18:33
    'Captain Marvel' hires 'Fortnite' composer Pinar Toprak, the first woman to score a Marvel film - Chloe Bryan Mashable !
    Turkish-American composer Pinar Toprak has been hired to compose the score for Captain Marvel, which will premiere in March of next year.  Even if you're not a film score buff, there's a good chance you're already familiar with Toprak's work. In addition to writing additional music for Justice League in 2017, she is responsible for some of the incredibly catchy music from Fortnite. (Yes, the stuff that is stuck in your head all the time.) SEE ALSO: 'Deadpool 2' is the gayest superhero movie yet. That's not saying much. I'm so thrilled to finally announce that I will be scoring the (...) -- Marvel, Captain Marvel, Entertainment, Movies Tv Shows
  • 18:29
    'Incredibles 2' scores a massive $180 million opening, the biggest ever for an animated release - Adam Rosenberg Mashable !
    For every unmitigated disaster like Solo, there are multiple other box office hits for DisneyIncredibles 2 is the latest. The 14-years-later sequel is on a pace to finish off its opening weekend with a $180 million box office haul in the United States. That's the highest opening to date for any animated release, and for any PG-rated release as well. It's also the eighth-largest domestic opening weekend ever, overall. SEE ALSO: How 'Incredibles 2' carves out its own space in a superhero-saturated world Incredibles 2 soars past another Pixar sequel, Finding Dory, the previous top (...) -- Entertainment, Film, Disney, Box Office, Pixar
  • 17:40
    I can't stop reading about Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande - Angie Han Mashable !
    In the same way that Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande dove headfirst into their whirlwind romance, it took me about five seconds to decide that I was smitten with their love. SEE ALSO: We have decided to stan Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande It was the Hogwarts robe Instagram that did it. I was tickled by this unexpected pairing, and delighted by their Harry Potter nerdery – and then suddenly, completely obsessed, in a way I'd never been about a celebrity relationship before. the chamber of secrets has been opened ... A post shared by Pete Davidson (ⓐpetedavidson) on May 30, 2018 at (...) -- Ariana Grande, Pete Davidson, Entertainment, Celebrities
  • 16:11
    Theaters add warning to 'Incredibles 2' in wake of strobe light concerns - Chloe Bryan Mashable !
    Some theaters are adding health warnings to their ticket counters in the wake of a Twitter thread about strobe light effects in Incredibles 2.  Blogger and advocate Veronica Lewis tweeted the thread on Friday, writing that the film's liberal use of flashing light — in one scene, for 90 seconds straight — could cause issues for viewers with epilepsy, migraines, or chronic illness. SEE ALSO: A complete ranking of every Pixar movie ever – up to and including 'Incredibles 2' "I am not calling for a boycott of Incredibles 2, or to change the movie ... I just wish Disney/Pixar and theaters alike (...) -- Disney, Pixar, Incredibles 2, Entertainment, Web Culture
  • 15:48
    Beyoncé and Jay Z bring art to the Louvre in their 'Apesh*t' video - Adam Rosenberg Mashable !
    The Carters bowled over an unsuspecting internet on Saturday afternoon when, without warning, they released a new joint album on Tidal. The 9-track "Love Is Everything" is wall-to-wall bangers, but even still, "Apeshit" stands out. Beyoncé teased the album's first video on Saturday with a snippet posted to Instagram. The 6-minute cut nofollows Bey and husband Jay Z on a dance-filled tour through the famed French art museum, the Louvre. The Louvre is a piece of history unto itself, with the art museum built into a palace that was constructed in the 13th century. It's already home to some of (...) -- Entertainment, Music, Beyonce, Jay Z, Louvre Museum
  • 13:00
    The exquisite pain of the embarrassing screen name - Jack Morse Mashable !
    Read more... "player":"description":"Unfortunately, sexmaster69 is one of them.","image":"https://i.amz.mshcdn.com/1mcqFnWMejz9rjmuRtww7FHEMh0=/https%3A%2F%2Fvdist.aws.mashable.com%2Fcms%2F2018%2F6%2Fe0a9dc9b-b9a3-7d4f%2Fthumb%2F00001.jpg","mediaid":"A6nG2kY80N","preload":false,"title":"Screen name confessions: Our most cringe-worthy online handles","sources":["file":"https://vdist.aws.mashable.com/cms/2018/6/e0a9dc9b-b9a3-7d4f/hls.m3u8","file":"https://vdist.aws.mashable.com/cms/2018/6/e0a9dc9b-b9a3-7d4f/dash.mpd","file":"https://vdist.aws.mashable.com/cms/2018/6/e0a9dc9b-b9a3-7d4f/mp4/1080.m -- Identity, Identities, Embarrassing, Embarrassing Stories, Internet Identities
  • 13:00
    6 videos to watch if you want to learn how to be a better man - Rebecca Ruiz Mashable !
    If you're a boy on the internet secretly looking for guidance about how to be a man, you might end up in a popular, misogynist Reddit forum or on a 4chan board about "incels." Or maybe you're watching video lectures by Jordan Peterson, a psychologist who saw boys and men hungry for guidance and developed a cult nofollowing by talking to them about male dominance and self-help. SEE ALSO: You haven't heard of this masculinity movement, but it's exactly what men need right now While it might be easy to find sexist or conservative advice for becoming the man you always hoped you'd be, it can (...) -- Videos, Social Good, Masculinity, Manhood
  • 12:00
    Screen name confessions: Our most cringe-worthy online handles - Michelle Yan Mashable !
    This post is part of Mashable's ongoing series digging into online identities. We've all had them: embarrassing screen names.  While the mortifying reminders of our tween years could be safely kept hidden in the past, where's the fun in that? Watch as the brave among us open up about their cringe-inducing choices.  Read more...More about Mashable Video, Identity, Aim, Embarrassing, and Embarrassing Stories -- Mashable Video, Identity, Aim, Embarrassing, Embarrassing Stories
  • 12:00
    6 tools every aspiring web developer should master - Dorothy Pitti Mashable !
    Say what you want about their products and business models, but Twitter, Facebook, Netflix, Amazon, and their contemporaries are monuments to web development — living proof of how far the medium has come, and where it's capable of going in the future. Each site was painstakingly built and honed by hardworking teams of programmers and designers, all of whom drew from their unique toolboxes of languages, libraries, and software to create innovative experiences.  The Ultimate Backend Developer Bundle is a crash course in many of those tools — from C to SQL to Bootstrap to Python. Over its 78 (...) -- Ultimate Backend Developer Bundle
  • 12:00
    Secure any WiFi connection with this portable VPN device - Dorothy Pitti Mashable !
    Public WiFi is not unlike a public water fountain or a public bathroom — most of the time it's fine to use, but depending on where you are, it can be risky. Any time you hop on WiFi at a coffee shop, airport, or even at your workplace, there's a chance that others can see your activity and intercept your data. But unlike a sketchy bathroom, you can fix it. SEE ALSO: The best VPNs according to Reddit The Keezel Safe Internet Device allows you to protect your connection and ensure privacy wherever you go, and without all the hassle of turning on multiple apps. The miniature marvel raised (...) -- Keezel Safe Internet Device, $1 million on Indiegogo, just $449
  • 12:00
    12 kick-ass soccer movies to watch instead of the World Cup - Nicole Gallucci Mashable !
    When I was in elementary school, my parents thought it'd be a great idea to get me, an uncoordinated only child, involved in some Team Sports. One of those sports just so happened to be soccer. I attended practices, ran my little asthmatic lungs out, and poured my sweat and tears (no blood, come on, people) into the sport. Sadly, my cleats rarely touched dirt, and whenever they got anywhere near the ball, I committed one of the ultimate sports sins: I froze. Needless to say, I stopped playing soccer and never nofollowed the sport professionally. Because of these circumstances, I'm sorry (...) -- Sports, Movies, Soccer, Culture, World Cup
  • 00:13
    Holy sh*t, Beyoncé and Jay Z just dropped a surprise album - Adam Rosenberg Mashable !
    Sad about missing Beyoncé and Jay Z's "On the Run II" tour? Well, now you don't have to be. Not exactly, anyway. The wife-and-husband power duo surprise released a new album — exclusively for Tidal, of course — on Saturday afternoon. The long-rumored joint album bears the title "Everything Is Love." SEE ALSO: Tiffany Haddish all-but-confirms who bit Beyoncé, providing the answers we've been waiting for To whet the appetites of all those non-Tidal subscribers out there, Bey shared a video snippet from one of the album's nine tracks on Instagram. In the video, which is for a track called (...) -- Entertainment, Music, Beyonce, Tidal, Jay Z
  • 00:00
    Billie Lourd, daughter of Carrie Fisher, rocked her mom's Star Wars buns in public - Adam Rosenberg Mashable !
    Billie Lourd repped her mom in the best dang way when she threw out the ceremonial first pitch at Friday's match-up between baseball's San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Dodgers. The daughter of Carrie Fisher, who is a talented TV star in her own right, strode out onto the field with her hair formed into two distinctive buns. It wasn't an exact recreation of her mom's famed Princess Leia hair buns, but it was close enough to get the point across. I'm not crying, you're crying. SEE ALSO: Natalie Portman replies to Mark Hamill's tweet about her, totally wants to meet him The (...) -- Entertainment, Star Wars, Billie Lourd, Carrie Fisher
  • 22:40
    Artificial 'earthquake' detected in Mexico after World Cup goal - Chloe Bryan Mashable !
    Mexico is now the gold standard for fan celebration. A small artificial earthquake was detected in Mexico City on Sunday after Hirving Lozano scored a goal — the only goal of the game — during Mexico's World Cup matchup against Germany.  According to SIMMSA, which monitors seismic activity in the area, the earthquake was likely caused by "massive jumping" directly after the goal. Hell yeah. SEE ALSO: How to watch the World Cup (and other sports) live without cable or a TV El #sismo detectado en la Ciudad de México se originó de manera artificial. Posiblemente por saltos masivos durante el (...) -- Soccer, Mexico, World Cup, Culture, Sports

Boing Boing

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Seth’s Blog

  • 11:39
    The trap of insightful selection - Seth Godin Seth’s Blog
    “Which one do you want?” There were 100 quarts of strawberries at the farmer’s market yesterday. In answer to the farmer’s question, the person ahead of me in line spent a full minute looking them all over before picking one. The thing is: 90% of the strawberries in a quart are hidden from view. They’re beneath the top layer. There’s no strategy to tell which quart is better than the other, unless you (erroneously) believe that the top layer is an accurate indicator of what lies below. The analogy wasn’t lost on me: We do this all the time. We do it with job interviews, with dating sites, (...) -- Uncategorized

Cool Tools

  • 11:00
    3M SandBlaster Ultra Flexible Sanding Sheets - mark Cool Tools
    It’s time for another Cool Tools review. This time we’re looking at this Ultra-Flexible sandpaper by 3M. I got four sheets of this for around $7 on Amazon, which is kinda pricey for sandpaper but I’ll show you why it’s special. We’re all familiar with sandpaper. Sometimes, there’s just no substitution for sanding something by hand. These Ultra Flexible sheets aren’t paper at all. The grit is backed by a smooth plastic film that feels like packing tape, but stretchy. It is the limpest, floppiest sandpaper I’ve ever used. And honestly it weirded me out when I first tried it. It’s a very different (...) -- General Purpose Tools, Videos
  • 11:00
    Mother American Night/CloudMounter/DonorsChoose - claudia Cool Tools
    Barlow’s stories When I took LSD, I got it from John Perry Barlow. Barlow was a famous internet pioneer and a veteran hippy. Barlow was also a semi-politician, pundit, writer, and a most remarkable story teller. He died recently but left an amazing fast-paced memoir behind, which I thoroughly enjoyed. He may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but I found moments of profundity in his autobiography Mother American Night, a series of tales which I will happily re-read. — KK Use cloud storage like a local drive I use several cloud storage services. The easiest way to access them is with CloudMounter, (...) -- Recomendo

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Engadget

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Engadget

hack a day

  • 13:01
    Cheap Front Panels with Dibond Aluminium - Tom Nardi hack a day
    The production capability available to the individual hacker today is really quite incredible. Even a low-end laser engraver can etch your PCBs, and it doesn’t take a top of the line 3D printer to knock out a nice looking enclosure. With the wide availability of these (relatively) cheap machines, the home builder can churn out a very impressive one-off device on a fairly meager budget. Even low volume production isn’t entirely out of the question. But there’s still one element to a professional looking device that remains frustratingly difficult: a good looking front panel. Now if your (...) -- hardware, Parts, aluminum, front panel, inkscape, printing, production hacks
  • 10:01
    Frozen Rat Kidney Shipping Container - Elliot Williams hack a day
    The biggest allure of 3D printing, to us at least, is the ability to make hyper-personalized objects that would otherwise fall through the cracks of our mass-market economy. Take, for instance, the Frozen Rat Kidney Shipping Container, or maybe some of the less bizarro applications in the US National Institute of Health’s 3D Print Exchange. The Exchange is dominated, at least in terms of sheer numbers, by 3D models of proteins and other biochemical structures. But there are two sections that will appeal to the hacker in you: prosthetics and lab equipment. Indeed, we were sent there after (...) -- 3d Printer hacks, Science, 3d printing, lab equipment, NIH, open science, parts
  • 07:00
    DIY Coil Winding Machine Counts The Hacky Way - Elliot Williams hack a day
    “Wait, was that 423 or 424?” When you’re stuck winding a transformer or coil that has more than a few hundred turns, you’re going to want to spend some time on a winding jig. This video, embedded below, displays a simple but sufficient machine — with a few twists. The first elaboration is the addition of a shuttle that moves back and forth in sync with the main spindle to lay the windings down nice and smooth. Here, it’s tremendously simple — a piece of threaded rod and a set of interchangeable wheels that are driven by a big o-ring belt. We love the low-tech solution of simply adding a twist (...) -- Tool Hacks, basic, calculator, diy, machine, transformer, winding

TechCrunch

  • 10:00
    TechCrunch’s Startup Battlefield is coming soon to Beirut, São Paolo and Lagos - Ned Desmond TechCrunch
    Everyone knows there are thriving startup communities outside of obvious hubs, like San Francisco, Berlin, Bangalore and Beijing, but they don’t always get the support they deserve. Last year, TechCrunch took a major page from its playbook, the Startup Battlefield competition, and staged the event in Nairobi, Kenya to find the best early stage startup in Sub-Saharan Africa, and also to Sydney, Australia, to find the same for Australia and New Zealand. Both were successes, thanks to talented founders and the hard traveling TechCrunch team. And now we’re pleased to announce that we’re (...) -- apply.techcrunch.com . 

BetaNews.Com

  • 04:48
    Debian-based deepin Linux 15.6 now available - Brian Fagioli BetaNews.Com
    deepin Linux is controversial because its developers are in China. You see, some people are suspicious of a Linux distribution that comes from that country. If you feel that way, that's your business. But you know what? I am personally sick and tired of such xenophobia these days. Let's not forget, many goods come from China -- including personal computers and associated components. Not to mention, the OS is largely open source. Controversy aside, deepin is a great operating system for both Linux beginners and experts alike. Not only is it stable thanks to its Debian base, but it has… (...) -- [Continue Reading]

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16 juin

Mashable !

  • 22:54
    Chris Hardwick's bad statement got people talking about toxic nerd culture - Adam Rosenberg Mashable !
    "As a husband, a son, and future father, I do not condone any kind of mistreatment of women." On Friday night, entertainer and geek "hero" Chris Hardwick responded to Chloe Dykstra's allegations that he sexually assaulted her and engaged in other toxic behavior while the two were dating. His carefully worded statement refuted Dykstra's account, and ended with that oh-so-familiar defense you see above. SEE ALSO: Chris Hardwick responds to Chloe Dykstra's allegations of sexual and emotional abuse Let's be clear: "Innocent until proven guilty" is for a court of law to decide, if that's (...) -- Entertainment, Chris Hardwick, Geek Culture, Movies Tv Shows
  • 22:25
    Kid knocks over unsecured $132,000 statue. Now they want his parents to pay. - Brian Koerber Mashable !
    A family may be responsible for a pricey statue their child knocked it over at the Tomahawk Ridge Community Center in Overland Park, Kansas. According to Sarah Goodman, the child's mother, the incident occurred last month at a wedding reception, local outlet KSHB reports.  SEE ALSO: This daughter's optical illusion went so viral even her mom recreated it A security cam captured the whole thing, and shows the kid hug the statue before walking away. The child later returns to the statue, and appears to hang onto it. The statue falls over, and the young boy goes along with it.  The statue (...) -- Parenting, Kids, Culture, Web Culture
  • 20:35
    YouTuber honestly reviews IHOP's overhyped burgers - Brian Koerber Mashable !
    Last week, IHOP attempted to pull off some viral marketing when it announced it was changing its name to IHOb, and the "b" stood for burgers. Now, we see if those burgers hold up to the hype.  The internet felt duped when the "b" was announced — though they should have seen this coming a mile awayMemes were made and other fast food enterprises trolled the crap out of the breakfast chain.  YouTuber The Report of The Week, aka Reviewbrah, whose specialty is reviewing bad fast food in a suit and tie, tackled one of IHOP's new burgers this week, and the review is the perfect amount of sarcasm (...) -- Food, Ihop, Ihob, Culture, Web Culture
  • 19:44
    Leslie Jones offers Kelly Marie Tran some advice for dealing with internet trolls - Brian Koerber Mashable !
    Actress Leslie Jones is basically a pro at dealing with internet trolls.  Back in 2016, Jones was viciously attacked on the internet in connection with the release of the Ghostbusters rebootHer website was hacked, alleged nude photos of her were leaked, and outspoken alt-righters like Milo Yiannopoulos started a hate brigade directed at the comedian.  SEE ALSO: 'Last Jedi' director strikes back at Star Wars 'manbabies' Two years later, she's had some time to reflect, and has offered up some advice to Star Wars: The Last Jedi star Kelly Marie Tran in a recent interview in The Hollywood (...) -- Entertainment, Leslie Jones, Trolls, Kelly Marie Tran








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