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17 juin

Boing Boing

hack a day

  • 01:01
    Building a Mag Lev Optical Table - Lewin Day hack a day
    When you’re talking about optics, things are often happening on a nanometer scale. This means that even the slightest amount of vibration can spoil delicate work. [The Thought Emporium] is working on a long-scale project to produce chocolate holograms, and needed a stable surface to set up some optical components. Thus, he decided to build a magnetically levitated laser table. The build starts with a series of eight machined delrin bushings, each mounting a strong neodymium ring magnet. Four are placed on the base, with a thin steel rod protruding upwards. The other four bushings are then (...) -- Laser Hacks, laser, laser table, optical table

Techmeme

Engadget

Techmeme

16 juin

hack a day

  • 22:01
    Simulating the Enigma’s Oddball Cousin - Tom Nardi hack a day
    Even if you wouldn’t describe yourself as a history buff, you’re likely familiar with the Enigma machine from World War II. This early electromechanical encryption device was used extensively by Nazi Germany to confound Allied attempts to eavesdrop on their communications, and the incredible effort put in by cryptologists such as Alan Turing to crack the coded messages it created before the end of the War has been the inspiration for several books and movies. But did you know that there were actually several offshoots of the “standard” Enigma? For their entry into the 2019 Hackaday Prize, (...) -- HackadayPrize2019,
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  • 19:01
    A Laser Cut Gingerbread Cathedral - Lewin Day hack a day
    One of the more disappointing news stories of 2019 was the fire at the Notre Dame cathedral. Widely considered a building of great historical importance and architectural merit, it was heavily damaged and will take significant time and resources to repair. Fundamentally though, if you’re reading this, that’s probably someone else’s job. Instead, why not just build your own Notre Dame out of gingerbread at home? [Scott Hasse] did just that. The stained glass windows are the real party piece of the build. The project began by using an existing papercraft model. This had to be heavily modified (...) -- cooking hacks, gingerbread, gingerbread house, Notre Dame
  • 16:01
    Exquisite Craftsmanship Elevate Vic’s Creations Above The Rest - Roger Cheng hack a day
    This booth was easy to miss at Maker Faire Bay Area 2019 amidst tall professional conference signage erected by adjacent exhibitors. It showcased the work of [Dr. Victor Chaney] who enjoys his day job as a dentist and thus feels no desire to commercialize his inventions — he’s building fun projects for the sake of personal enjoyment which he simply calls Vic’s Creations. Each project is built to his own standards, which are evidently quite high judging by the perfect glossy finish on every custom wood enclosure. Some of these creations were aligned with his musical interests. The (...) -- Laser Hacks, Musical Hacks, Tech Hacks, bamf, banjo, Bay Area Maker Faire 2019, craftsmanship, kaleidoscope, kinetic sculpture, laser show, Magnetic levitation, maker faire, Maker Faire Bay Area, marble machine, marble run, sculpture
  • 13:01
    Homemade Magic Makes the Metcal Go - Kerry Scharfglass hack a day
    First soldering irons are often of the Radioshack or Maplin firestarter variety. They’re basically wall power shorted across a nichrome heater or similar with some inline resistance to make it harder to burn down the house. You plug them in, the current flows, and they get hot. Done. If you stick with the hobby for a while, these eventually get replaced with something like the venerable HAKKO FX-888D or that one Weller everyone likes with the analog knob. These are much improved; having temperature control leads to a more consistently heated tip and much improved soldering experience. (...) -- hardware, Repair Hacks, Hakko, metcal, replacement, reverse engineering, rf soldering, soldering, soldering station, Weller
  • 10:01
    Thrust Vectoring With Compliant Mechanisms Is Hard - Lewin Day hack a day
    Thrust vectoring is one way to control aerial vehicles. It’s become more popular as technology advances, finding applications on fifth-generation fighter aircraft, as well as long being used in space programmes the world over.[RCLifeOn] decided to try and bring the technology to a prop-powered RC aircraft, in an unconventional way. After attending a lecture on compliant mechanisms and their potential use in space vehicles for thrust vectoring control, [RCLifeOn] decided to try applying the concept himself. His test mechanism is a fixed-wing with a single-piece motor mount that has enough (...) -- classic hacks, drone hacks, compliant mechanism, Thrust vectoring
  • 07:01
    Cycloid Drawing Machine Uses Sneaky Stepper Hack - Lewin Day hack a day
    Stepper motors are great for projects that require accurate control of motion. 3D printers, CNC machines and plotters are often built using these useful devices. [InventorArtist] built a stepper-based cycloid drawing machine, and made use of a nifty little hack along the way. The machine uses a rotating turntable to spin a piece of drawing paper. A pen is then placed in a pantograph mechanism, controlled by another two stepper motors. The build uses the common 28BYJ-48 motor, which are a unipolar, 5-wire design. A common hack is to open these motors up and cut a trace in order to convert (...) -- classic hacks, cycloid, cycloidal, pantograph, spirograph, stepper motor

Boing Boing

Engadget

Techmeme

Seth’s Blog

  • 11:29
    The appropriate medium - Seth Godin Seth’s Blog
    We spend all day communicating, and we’ve invented myriad ways to do it. You can buy a stamp, press a button, rent a room or use a microphone. Choose wisely. Don’t send an email when you should pick up the phone instead. Don’t send a text when an email makes more sense. Don’t have a meeting when a memo is more likely to get the point across. Don’t give a speech when a blog post would reach more people with more impact. And don’t write it down when it’s better said live…       (...) -- Uncategorized

Engadget

Wired News : Top Stories

Scripting News

  • 17:57
    Sans titre Scripting News
    If Kyrie goes to the Nets, the Knicks should make an offer to D'Angelo Russell. NYC likes him. Get him playing the Garden. ;-)
  • 17:35
    Sans titre Scripting News
    Tony Harper writes: "I worked in a similar industry for years. There was a lack of willingness to invest in more modern technology for cases where the ROI was difficult to quantify. Only when another company did it better did we see investment in stuff like this." To which I said: "I think you're right. The proper attitude is to have people running the place who love the business they're in and are thrilled by the possibility of doing it much better thanks to some new tech. ROI is so boring and dull. Esp from a user standpoint. I'd happily pay (...)
  • 17:30
    Sans titre Scripting News
    Interesting concept. Kyrie wants his own team. Of course LeBron has his team. And Kawhi wants one too, he just rented the Raptors for a season (and got paid handsomely for it).
  • 17:01
    Sans titre Scripting News
    Do you do online check-writing? I've been using a major bank checking account for many years. It's ok, it works, but they only keep records of transactions for six months. I want a bank that will keep records for decades. Can you recommend a bank that keeps good records?
  • 17:47
    Sans titre Scripting News

TechCrunch

Engadget

Programmable Web

  • 19:12
    Top 10 Education APIs - joyc Programmable Web
    Education technology is changing the way instructors teach and the way students learn. As education becomes more tech-savvy, better tools are needed to provide interoperability and efficiency for educators and students. Developers are stepping up to create applications that are useful for the classroom, and they are looking to the ProgrammableWeb Education category to find the best Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to use for their "EdTech" (...)

Mashable !

  • 19:03
    Of course there's a deepfake of Jon Snow apologizing for Season 8 of 'Game of Thrones' - Alexis Nedd Mashable !
    "Eating Things," a Youtube channel usually dedicated to making videos about eating incongruous meals in the middle of famous movie scenes, leveled up with a deepfake featuring Jon Snow apologizing for Season 8 of Game of Thrones. The voice sounds so similar to Kit Harington's Jon Snow accent it's hard to discern it from the real thing, except when the (former) King in the North mentions the Starbucks cup and apologizes for wasting viewers' time with the final season. That much is definitely fake.  Read more... More about Game Of Thrones, Jon Snow, Deepfake, Entertainment, and Movies Tv (...) -- Game Of Thrones, Jon Snow, Deepfake, Entertainment, Movies Tv Shows
  • 17:36
    Genius said it used morse code to catch Google stealing lyrics - Keith Wagstaff Mashable !
    Genius is, well, genius. The company recently accused Google of lifting song lyrics from its site, reports the Wall Street Journal.  How did Genius know Google was stealing? In 2016, Genius made a few changes to the punctuation in its song lyrics. Sometimes, it used a straight apostrophe. Other times, a curly one.  Genius did this in a very specific sequence because (are you ready for this?) when "the two types of apostrophes were converted to the dots and dashes used in Morse code, they spelled out the words 'Red Handed.'" That's how Google was caught, according to Genius.  Google (...) -- Google, Genius, Tech, Big Tech Companies
  • 16:58
    People are sharing their "best" dad jokes on Twitter for Father's Day - Alexis Nedd Mashable !
    The NPR Twitter account decided to pay a Father's Day homage to all the dads around the world by inviting people to share their "best" and "funniest" dad jokes in a thread. Some of them are real groaners, but in true dad joke fashion, it's hard not to laugh at some of them.  NPR got the ball rolling with some examples of its own.  When does a joke become a dad joke? When it becomes apparent. — NPR (ⓐNPR) June 16, 2019 And others chimed in with their own jokes, either remembered from their own dads or from being dads themselves.  All of my mom's sisters are incredibly healthy thanks to (...) -- Dad Jokes, Father S Day, Culture, Web Culture
  • 15:03
    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle just released the first picture of baby Archie for Father's Day - Alexis Nedd Mashable !
    Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan have only been parents for a little over a month, but ever since their son Archie was born on May 6, there haven't been any pictures of the little fella available to the public. Until now!  For Father's Day, the royal couple released an adorable photo of baby Archie on their official Instagram account ⓐsussexroyal, and in the spirit of the holiday he's pictured in the arms of his loving dad Prince Harry.  View this post on Instagram Happy Father's Day! And wishing a very special first Father's Day to The Duke of Sussex © SussexRoyal A post shared by The (...) -- Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Archie, Royal Baby, Archie Harrison Mountbatten Windsor
  • 15:00
    Tyler Oakley on the 'game-changing' rise of queer YouTubers and the importance of being yourself - Nicole Gallucci Mashable !
    Every day of Pride Month, Mashable will be sharing illuminating conversations with members of the LGBTQ community who are making history right now. Tyler Oakley isn't tired of the internet yet. It's been more than a decade since the 30-year-old created his YouTube channel — which now has nearly 7.5 million subscribers — and over the years he's made hundreds of videos, encouraging aspiring creators to share their own experiences online, too. One of the first openly gay YouTubers to attract a major nofollowing, Oakley uses his platform to help inspire other members of LGBTQ community to (...) -- Youtube, Social Good, Tyler Oakley, Pride Month 2019, Culture
  • 11:00
    9 summer deals you never knew you needed - Dylan Haas Mashable !
    Congratulations on making it to another season of sweating. Your reward? A few months of sweltering heat. Whether you're the kind of person who lives for the summer or the kind who retreats to their couch, you'll definitely want to stock up on some survival gear. Ok, so "survival" might be a bit of an exaggeration, but these products will definitely give your summer a boost no matter how you choose to spend it. And, better yet, they're all on sale. 1. For keeping your cool at the office: EvaSmart 2 The worst part about summer is being stuck in the office when you'd rather be at the (...) -- Summer, Mashable Shopping, Pool Floats, Culture, Consumer Tech
  • 11:00
    Snag this 3-in-1 wireless charger on sale for less than $50 - Dylan Haas Mashable !
    TL;DR: Don't hold your breath waiting for a wireless charging pad from Apple — this one by iPM is on sale for $48.99, a savings of 62%, in the Mashable Shop. One of the biggest drawbacks of technology is that everything requires so many wires. You need separate cables to charge your gadgets, an assortment of cords to plug in your computers and machines, and a slew of other electronic strings to connect your devices to one another. Even if you nofollow every Marie Kondo-esque cord management tip in the world, cable clutter is inevitable. The best thing you can do for your sanity is to join (...) -- Smartphone, Wireless, Chargers, Mashable Shopping, Tech
  • 11:00
    Want to learn how to travel on a budget? There's an online class for that. - Dylan Haas Mashable !
    TL;DR: Name your price for this comprehensive set of online courses about traveling on a budget. You don't have to wait until you win the lottery to travel anywhere you want in the world. Everyone knows it's all about finding hacked plane fares, using credit card rewards, and seeking out free pub crawls to get where you need to go on the cheap. It's easier said than done though, and you need all the expert tips you can getThe Ultimate 2019 Travel Hacker Bundle is basically a guide to finding loopholes, hidden gems, and tricks for traveling on a budget. Your first hack? You can actually (...) -- Travel, Airbnb, Online Learning, Mashable Shopping, Shopping Solo
  • 11:00
    Learn how to turn boring data into cool infographics with this $10 course - Haley Henschel Mashable !
    TL;DR: This engaging online class on the popular data visualization software Tableau usually retails for $199.99, but you can enroll for only $9.99 during this sale. To a certain degree, we're all visual learners: Research has shown that humans are instinctively drawn to things we find aesthetically pleasing because they're easier for our brains to process.  That's a very abbreviated version of modern philosophical and psychological notions of beauty, mind you, but you get the gist: If you're able to present information in a way that people find fun to look at, they tend to better (...) -- Big Data, Online Learning, Mashable Shopping, Udemy, Tech
  • 09:00
    CyberGhost VPN is on sale for just £2.10 a month - Joseph Green Mashable !
    TL;DR: A three-year CyberGhost VPN plan is on sale for 80 percent off, at just £2.10 a month. We know that you've probably got big plans, and that your Sunday is normally reserved for some serious sofa time, but just give us a minute to talk to you about CyberGhost VPN. We're not asking for much here, guys. CyberGhost VPN boasts a strong selection of features, including over 4,500 servers worldwide, around the clock live support, and the ability to connect seven devices simultaneously. That's all well and good, but the key point here is the price. You can now sign up to a three-year (...) -- Vpn, Mashable Shopping, Shopping Solo, Shopping Uk, Uk Deals

TechCrunch

BetaNews.Com

  • 12:28
    The Twitter app is returning to macOS - Mark Wyciślik-Wilson BetaNews.Com
    For more than a year, macOS users have been without an official desktop Twitter client -- more on that shortly. But now, thanks to Project Catalyst for macOS 10.15 Catalina, a Twitter app is making its way back to Mac. Twitter says that Apple's Project Catalyst means that it has been easy to use the code from the iOS version of the client to create a native macOS app. The company has also revealed just why it was the Mac Twitter client disappeared in the first place. See also: Twitter looks into whether white nationalists and supremacists should be banned… [Continue (...) -- [Continue Reading]

Cool Tools

  • 18:00
    uBlacklist/Delta-v/Patagonia Nine Trails 14L - claudia Cool Tools
    Block specific sites from Google search results I use a Google Chrome extension called uBlacklist to stop Pinterest results from showing up in Google searches. You can create a list of other sites you don’t want to show up in search results, too.  uBlacklist replaces Google’s Personal Blocklist extension, which it got rid of a while ago. — MF Hard science fiction Good sign: I stayed up all night to finish Delta-V, the latest techno-thriller from Daniel Suarez. Besides being a page-turner at the end, no one has researched or described in convincing detail the logistics and science of mining (...) -- This quiz

Boing Boing

kottke.org

  • 17:16
    Jurassic Park but With Pee-Wee Herman in Place of the T-Rex - Jason Kottke kottke.org
    This is gold — a perfect 30 seconds of entertainment. I have watched this at least 10 times and Pee-Wee rolling around on the ground at the end cracks me up every time. See also The “Welcome to Jurassic Park” Scene But With The Dinosaurs Digitally Removed and Jurassic Park but with the Dinosaurs from the 90s TV Show Dinosaurs. Tags: Jurassic Park Pee-Wee Herman movies remix video

Engadget

Engadget

Engadget

Mashable !

TechCrunch

Engadget

Daring Fireball

  • 02:01
    ‘The Nerds Apple Listens To’ - John Gruber Daring Fireball
    Hannes Schrader wrote a piece for Zeit Online about my live show at WWDC, and Apple’s relationship with podcasters and writers who nofollow the company. I usually hate reading about myself, but Schrader’s story is just terrific — he really captures the gestalt of the event. The original story is in German, but Google Translate does a remarkably good job at turning it into English: There are a few men who call themselves nerds and talk about Apple like others about football. And Apple has been listening for some time. (...)
  • 01:39
    Rick Wilson on Trump - John Gruber Daring Fireball
    Rick Wilson, writing at The Daily Beast: We live in a world of counterfactuals, hypotheticals, and more tu quoque scenarios than a reasonable person can process. That said, I have to beg my Republican friends to imagine — just for a moment — what you’d be doing if Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama said they would accept the help of a foreign power in a campaign and not report it to the FBI. I’ll tell you what you’d do: You’d lose your fucking shit. You’d spurt blood from your goddamn eyes. The obvious but difficult truth is that Trump and his Republican cohorts are not interested in free and fair (...)

15 juin

Engadget

Mashable !

  • 20:58
    Brazen L.A. hawk refuses to leave the hood of a moving car - Mark Kaufman Mashable !
    On an otherwise normal, sunny day, a bird of prey rode around on the hood of a moving car near downtown Los Angeles. The hawk, likely a red-tailed hawk common to the city, landed on the car and wouldn't budge for 15 minutes, reports The Eastsider. The bird didn't move even as the car drove through the city's palm-lined streets. "He's staring at us like he's staring into our souls," one of the passengers says in a YouTube video documenting the incident. It may have been a younger, immature bird, exploring its urban world. Or perhaps the predator had another, elusive agenda. (...) -- Animals, Los Angeles, Hawks, Culture
  • 20:47
    Amazon shuts down its social network that you forgot existed anyway - Annie Colbert Mashable !
    Amazon Spark, we hardly cared about knew you. The shopping social network (a kinda gross concept to start with) disappeared from the internet and Amazon's app some time in the past couple days, according to a report from TechCrunch. Spark launched in July 2017, and was described by your friends at Mashable as "the grossest, purest thing on the internet." It attempted to bridge online shopping and authentic socializing while also bringing in sweet, sweet cash for Amazon.  The service allowed Prime users to post photos of their favorite products in an Instagram-like feed with an easy (...) -- Instagram, Amazon, Tech, Big Tech Companies
  • 19:08
    This remarkable Greenland photo highlights extreme Arctic melting - Mark Kaufman Mashable !
    The melting Arctic is on dramatic display. At mid-June, Arctic sea ice is now at a record low for this time of year, and melted ice is especially notable both in and around Greenland — home to the second largest ice sheet on the planet. Steffen Olsen, a climate researcher at the Danish Meteorological Institute, snapped a photo on Thursday of Greenland sea ice that had melted into a large lake of aqua water, pooled atop the icy surface. Olsen, along with local hunters, had to sled across the flooded ice to retrieve vulnerable weather and ocean monitoring equipment. Their sled dogs (...) -- Science, Global Warming, Climate Change, Greenland
  • 18:52
    'Stranger Things' cast teaches Jimmy Fallon the song they used to annoy each other - Annie Colbert Mashable !
    The cute-children-turned-post-pubescent-teens of Stranger Things proved they're still the charming kids Netflix viewers flipped over when the show debuted in 2016.  Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, and Sadie Sink squeezed onto The Tonight Show sofas to talk about the on-set antics they used to pass the time while shooting Season 3. The group even taught Jimmy Fallon the "Chicken Noodle Song," a purposefully irritating tune created by McLaughlin ("Lucas" on the show) to annoy his costars.  Stranger Things Season 3 debuts July 4 on (...) -- Stranger Things, Millie Bobby Brown, Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Entertainment, Talk Show
  • 17:07
    The ballsy realism of HBO's Euphoria is worth the risk - Saloni Gajjar Mashable !
    Euphoria is a jarring exploration into the dark gamuts of growing up with addiction, depression, and immense peer pressure among other coming-of-age obstacles. HBO's gritty teen drama pushes boundaries in its attempts to realistically display the how and why of high schoolers indulge in drugs and sex. The show found its way into the news before its June 16 premiere when it was revealed that one of the actors quit while filming the pilot after feeling uncomfortable with explicit scenesIn an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, show creator Sam Levinson said, "There are going to be (...) -- Entertainment, Hbo, Review, Euphoria
  • 17:00
    Jake Gyllenhaal reveals to Ellen what he wears to bed - Harry Hill Mashable !
    This is One Good Thing, a weekly column where we tell you about one of the few nice things that happened this week. Jake Gyllenhaal sleeps naked, folks.  During the actor's appearance on Ellen this week, Gyllenhaal answered all of Ellen Degeneres' Burning Questions. The pair had a hilariously good time, pressing buttons and chatting about everything from his underwear preferences (briefs) to his favorite body part (the nape of a woman's neck).  When asked what he wears to bed, Gyllenhaal answers, "nothing," to which the crowd loudly responds with whoops and cheers. Thirsty indeed! (...) -- Youtube, Ellen Degeneres, Jake Gyllenhaal, One Good Thing, Burning Questions
  • 16:25
    NASA spots a telltale 'Star Trek' sign on Mars - Mark Kaufman Mashable !
    The Martian desert is rich in curiosities.  And Star Trek symbolism, too. NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter — a satellite zipping around the red planet — captured a mass of ancient lava rock that looks strikingly like the Star Trek Starfleet insignia donned by the show's galactic explorers.  "Enterprising viewers will make the discovery that these features look conspicuously like a famous logo: and you'd be right, but it's only a coincidence," NASA scientists said.  NASA's planetary researchers, like they always do, had a realistic explanation for the geologic feature, calling it "a (...) -- Nasa, Mars, Star Trek, Science, Movies Tv Shows
  • 16:06
    How 'Animal Crossing: New Horizons' will bring out the best of the franchise - Jess Joho Mashable !
    In many ways, Animal Crossing has always been a friendship simulator.  Sure, over the years it also became about being the mayor of your own town, or crafting, or collectibles. But from the beginning, the true heart of this nearly two-decade old franchise came from developing long-term connections, whether with adorable talking animal NPCs or IRL friends who could visit your virtual utopia.  "Since I became involved in development during the Nintendo 64 days, the core concept of the game was to try to bring as many people as possible together," said Nintendo co-director Hisashi Nogami. (...) -- Entertainment, Nintendo, Video Games, E3 2019, Animal Crossing New Horizons
  • 15:04
    Taylor Swift delights with surprise Pride performance at Stonewall Inn - Annie Colbert Mashable !
    Read more... "player":"description":"\"Happy Pride Month!\" ","image":"https://mondrian.mashable.com/cms%252F2019%252F6%252F228108e1-2699-2348%252Fthumb%252F00001.jpg%252Foriginal.jpg?signature=syKJfYQD7zj98pholsIXp6g4hdA=&source=https%3A%2F%2Fvdist.aws.mashable.com","mediaid":"yanmALrZnK","preload":false,"title":"Taylor Swift delights with surprise Pride performance at Stonewall Inn","sources":["file":"https://vdist.aws.mashable.com/cms/2019/6/228108e1-2699-2348/hls.m3u8","file":"https://vdist.aws.mashable.com/cms/2019/6/228108e1-2699-2348/dash.mpd","file":"https://vdist.aws.mashable.com/cms/ -- Taylor Swift, Pride Month 2019, Entertainment, Identities, Celebrities
  • 15:00
    Latrice Royale talks self-love, values, and voting against Trump in 2020 - Alison Foreman Mashable !
    Every day of Pride Month, Mashable will be sharing illuminating conversations with members of the LGBTQ community who are making history right now. "Get up, look sickening, and make them eat it!"  Latrice Royale, the "chunky, yet funky" queen of RuPaul's Drag Race, has been offering those immortal words of confidence to fans for years.  But in 2020, she'll be taking them straight to the polls — voting not only as a beloved leader of the LGBTQ community, but also as a former inmate with newly restored rights.  A drag queen, activist, and television personality, Royale first came into the (...) -- Lgbtq, Drag Queen, Lgbtq Rights, Voting Rights, Pride Month 2019
  • 14:00
    9 hidden iOS 13 features you need to know about - Raymond Wong Mashable !
    iOS 13 is going to be a whale of an update, available for free this fall for iPhone SE, 6S, and newer models. It comes with much heralded features like a system-wide dark mode, redesigned Photos app, new Memoji customizations, and more.  But as with previous versions of iOS, the software update also has a whole bunch of lesser-known features that aren't as flashy but are greatly welcome. Here are the eight we're most excited for — and one that we wish Apple would take back. 1. Unobtrusive volume control People hate the current volume control. When you press the volume buttons on your iOS (...) -- Apple, Ios, Wwdc, Ios 13, Wwdc 2019
  • 14:00
    15 movies and shows to stream with your dad this Father's Day - Alison Foreman Mashable !
    Whether you're treating your father to some barbecue, a game of flag football, or something less stereotypical, there's always time to squeeze a movie or show into your Father's Day plans! Here are 15 movies and series, all streaming now, about dads, for dads, and perfect for watching with your dad this weekend. Note: Many of the films and shows on this list are not suitable for all ages, so we've marked the kid-friendliest options with an asterisk (*) for your knowledge. Enjoy!  1. Bob's Burgers Seasons 1 - 9 * The Belchers are an all-around fantastic family, and Bob is an (...) -- Netflix, Hulu, Dads, Father S Day, Prime Video
  • 11:00
    Save $200 on the 17-inch LG gram laptop, the lightest device of its size - Haley Henschel Mashable !
    TL;DR: The slim, 17-inch LG gram laptop is on sale in the PCMag Shop for just $1,499. (That's $200 less than what you'd pay on Amazon or the LG website.) Lightweight laptops are excellent for on-the-go productivity, but as our friends at PCMag have mentioned, it's common for manufacturers to sacrifice display size for portability.  Not with the LG gram 17Z990. Its sleek frame and display are ample at 15 and 17 inches wide, respectively, but it weighs a mere 2.95 pounds, making it the lightest laptop of its size (and even lighter than some smaller laptops).  Its secret? A special metal (...) -- Lg, Laptops, Mashable Shopping, Shopping Pcmag, Tech
  • 11:00
    Laptops and tablets on sale: Shop Fire tablets, MacBooks, and more all weekend - Dylan Haas Mashable !
    It may be last minute, but it still isn't too late to pick up a gift for your dad to help celebrate Father's Day this weekend. (And check out our last-minute gift guide for more options.) Sure you could get him a new mug or t-shirt that says “#1 Dad” (though we recommend going a more thoughtful or unique route), but if your dad happens to be a lover of all things tech like us, you should definitely check out some weekend deals on laptops and tablets that we found. SEE ALSO: 8 of the best laptops for kids in 2019 Take a look at our favorite deals that are live this weekend, including $150 (...) -- Tablets, Laptops, Macbook, Amazon Fire, Mashable Shopping








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