As you can see, we've freshened things up a bit here today. We've tweaked the site's navigation a bit to make things clearer to read and easier to find the articles you seek. Here's what's new.
We're now sorting our articles and galleries into five main topics: Gadgets, Cars, Science, Technology and DIY. We've folded some of our own main categories into new ones to make things easier: Entertainment & Gaming is now part of the Gadgets category (gaming content will be tagged "video games" going forward); Military, Aviation and Space articles are now a part of technology (now categorized individually via the military, aviation, and space tags, natch); and Environment articles are now a subset of the Science category.
If you were using any of our main category RSS feeds, you'll need to update your subscriptions to the new category feeds to keep getting new content. You can still subscribe to individual tags' RSS feeds of course.
And lastly, our DIY section now has its own special look. We're going to be doing much more there in the weeks and months to come, so keep watching.
Thanks everyone for reading as always, hope you like the new changes. We've got some more improvements coming up soon!
Five amazing, clean technologies that will set us free, in this month's energy-focused issue. Also: how to build a better bomb detector, the robotic toys that are raising your children, a human catapult, the world's smallest arcade, and much more.


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Umm OK but lets talk about you now, in the five months you have been posting articles here do you feel the comments have been overly critical, helpful or too annoying to read?
Our comments are not always great. Help us out and make some good ones--stay on topic, don't be a jerk, etc.
I welcome site changes but I didn't see the one I hoped to see, namely when loading a page and starting to read, the page jumping back to the top when it has finished loading.
Especially annoying after I read one article and hit back to get to the home page, I end up at the top of the page, not where I had scrolled to. Other sites manage it
@Absolute Guessing that's a problem with your machine. What you're describing happens just fine in all my browsers.