lundi 30 avril 2018

MoviePass Got Worse Again

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MoviePass, the monthly subscription service to seeing films in theaters, keeps complicating things. Prices go up and down. Certain movies get banned. New subscribers get just four movies a month. (Older plans are grandfathered into the 30-a-month rate.) And now subscribers can’t watch certain movies more than once.

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Russia's Floating Nuclear Power Plant Has Hit the Sea

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Russia launched the world’s first floating nuclear power plant on Saturday. The 70-megawatt vessel, christened the Akademik Lomonosov, was towed away from St. Petersburg by two boats. It is currently coasting through the Baltic Sea to the town of Murmansk for fuel, and is then supposed to embark for the Arctic town of…

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Huawei's Triple Camera P20 Pro Is Too Cool for America

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Despite having sold its phones here for years, 2018 was supposed to be Huawei’s big coming out party in the U.S. At CES, I sat through a presentation about how Huawei was expanding into home wifi and had even signed Wonder Woman herself as the company’s new brand ambassador.

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Westworld Reveals More About the Park's Origins, But Offers Far More Questions Than Answers

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After last week’s exploration of the events immediately following the Westworld host uprising—and a short leap ahead, with untold mysteries sandwiched between—“Reunion” offers some juicy hints at the park’s real purpose, and how it ties into the journeys of both Dolores and the Man in Black.

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I'm 'Man vs. Baby' Blogger Matt Coyne, and This Is How I Parent 

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One evening, while his three-month-old son Charlie slept, Matt Coyne opened Facebook and typed a post listing his observations as a new father—how he’s basically like a Formula One pit crew when changing diapers, how buttons on baby clothing are just evil (he’d much prefer tear-away velcro “based on strippers’…

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500 Students Evacuated Over 'Extremely Pungent' Rotten Fruit at Australian University

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A misplaced fruit prompted the evacuation of around 500 students from a Melbourne university this weekend, BBC News reports. On Saturday, Melbourne’s Metropolitan Fire Brigade was called to RMIT University after a gas smell was reported in the library. As the library houses potentially dangerous chemicals, there were…

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