Brian Stelter from CNN just reported that hackers sent Sony executives an email telling them they made the right decision by canceling The Interview.
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Sony Hackers Email: Thanks For Running Scared, We’ll Stop Now
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iPhone 6 Plus 16GB, 64GB now ship in one day
By Lance Whitney All other versions of iPhone 6 still require longer ship times as supply catches up with demand.
The Weirdest Stuff We’ve Launched Into Space
From the minute we started sending humans into space, authorized and unauthorized paraphernalia have gone with them. Even unmanned spacecraft hauled oddities to the far reaches of our solar system. Here are a few items that have reached where most of us will never go.
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Adding Water to Solids Can Actually Make Them Stronger
It may sounder counter-intuitive, but adding drops of humble old water into solid materials can actually increase their strength and changes their other properties in interesting and useful ways.
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Making candy canes by hand is such a fascinating process
By Casey Chan
One of my favorite things: seeing the process of how things are made from things I’ve never ever wondered how they get made. Take for instance this awesome hand made candy cane. It starts as dark and yellow sugar goop that looks unrecognizable as the all familiar candy cane and through creative work, becomes a candy cane.
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Paramount Bans Team America Screenings, Cowers Submissively to North Korea
By Jason Mick Viacom-owned joins fellow corporate Hollywood studios like Sony Pictures and Fox-affiliated New Regency in self-censorship …read more
Diagnose your kid’s ear infection with your iPhone
By Anthony Domanico Meet the Oto Home, a portable otoscope that attaches to your iPhone’s camera to send a video of your kid’s ear to a licensed physician for a cheaper diagnosis.
7 Films We Should Probably Ban Right Now, You Know, Just In Case
Beyond the Sony hack: How companies can clamp down on cyberattacks
By Ben Fox Rubin Data breaches are on the rise, but cybersecurity experts say employees and companies can still make broad changes to cut back on hacks.
Internet Explorer ‘browser ballot’ ends, takes market share with it
By Don Reisinger Microsoft’s browser was the dominant force in 2009 when the EU required the company to offer consumers a choice of browsers. But that has changed dramatically over the past several years.