By adding a few drops of the milk to the device, Mylee will scan to get info on the breast milk’s composition. Read more…
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By adding a few drops of the milk to the device, Mylee will scan to get info on the breast milk’s composition. Read more…
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted the number on Tuesday, just five days after its launch. Read more…
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“Truckla” was actually the “first” Tesla truck … for anyone keeping track.
Earlier this year, YouTuber and maker Simone Giertz hacked a Model 3 into an all-electric truck. So, it was only fair that Giertz attend Tesla’s Cybertruck unveiling in Los Angeles and see what CEO Elon Musk decided to do with the debut of its official truck. Lucky for us, she recorded the whole shebang.
Around the 5-minute mark in Giertz’s latest video update, she arrives at the Cybertruck event while driving in her Truckla — the name she gave to her homemade Tesla truck. Once she makes her way inside, you get to relive the moment Musk brought his cyberpunk, Blade Runner-inspired vehicle onto the stage for the first time. We also get to see Giertz’s in-the-moment reaction. It’s priceless. And representative of so many of us: confused and bewildered by what Tesla created. Read more…
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Do you ever feel like a plastic bag, drifting through the wind, wanting to start again? Only the wind is the internet, and the plastic bag is a flurry of confetti exposing every detail of your personal life? If so, it may be time for a data detox.
Though we unbox our tech with optimism shining in our hearts as bright as our brand new phones, inescapable digital ephemera is quick to accumulate. No matter how careful you are, a clean, secure digital life is nearly impossible to maintain.
Practically every website, service and appliance now comes bundled with an app or account, all of which demand you hand over your name, birth date, credit card details and social security number. Tech companies mercilessly track our interests, location, age, gender, ethnicity, and anything else that can be used to categorise and advertise to people. No matter who you are or where you’re from, big tech is watching. Read more…
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In recent years, Walmart has really pulled ahead as one of the best stops for deals, Black Friday or otherwise, and they aren’t about to slow down any time soon. Officially, Walmart begins its in-store Black Friday sale at 6 pm local time on Thanksgiving, but their online sale will begin the day before Thanksgiving, Nov. 27, at 10 pm ET. (Valid through that Friday). Read more…
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Twitter is about to get even messier.
The notoriously scam-ridden company intends to ramp up its efforts to remove inactive accounts from the platform, setting up a situation where inactive handles can be claimed by new users. This, despite your totally original idea to finally register that account you’ve always dreamed of having, could turn out to be a very bad thing.
But first, let’s talk basic details. News of Twitter’s plan, reported by the Verge, was confirmed to Mashable by company spokesperson Lindsay McCallum.
“As part of our commitment to serve the public conversation,” wrote McCallum over email, “we’re working to clean up inactive accounts to present more accurate, credible information people can trust across Twitter.” Read more…
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Tesla’s Cybertruck took another brutal hit when Lego stepped into the ring.
The toy company posted a rudimentary car made of stacked bricks and plastic wheels to the company’s Australian Facebook page on Monday. The image is similar to promotional images of the Cybertruck, Tesla’s thoroughly mocked first electric pickup truck.
CEO Elon Musk debuted the Cybertruck in Los Angeles last week, touting its “indestructible” design. As part of the demo, he had Tesla lead designer Franz von Holzhausen try to damage the truck with a sledgehammer on stage. The Cybertruck withstood the blows. But when Musk had von Holzhausen throw metal balls at the truck’s windows, it failed spectacularly. Read more…
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Users can make up to $600 a year from the app, paid via PayPal. Read more…
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While Amazon says that its numbers are high because they are overreporting injuries, the records currently report 9.6 injuries per 100 workers. Read more…
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It has been a really good year for Star Wars fans. We’re smack in the middle of watching The Mandalorian, playing Jedi: Fallen Order, planning our trips to Galaxy’s Edge and (im)patiently waiting for the release of The Rise of Skywalker in December. While it isn’t a chance to see the movie early, we have more good news that should satiate your Star Wars appetite (literally).
Get ready to transport your kitchen to a galaxy far, far away with — wait for it — Star Wars Instant Pots.
Just in time for the holidays, Instant Pot has dropped a new collab with everyone’s favorite sci-fi adventure franchise: Five new multi-cookers with extremely cool (and authentic) Star-Wars-centric designs. [Before you ask: No, there are no Baby Yoda Instant Pots (yet). A true shame, but we’ll take these over nothing.] Read more…
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