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The New Macbook Pro Tool Bar Is A Scab I Want To Pick Off
Microsoft is beating Apple at multitouch integration
There’s No Business Like Snow Business
This technology uses snowfall in the winter to keep you cool in the summer
Silkpunk Sci-Fi Author Ken Liu Talks Fantasy, Technology and the Future of the Human Race
An interview with the author of The Grace of Kings and The Wall of Storms
Uber’s Flying Car Ambitions Are Lofty And Ridiculous
The company hopes to offer affordable flying car rides by 2026
How To Milk A Devil
A new study finds that Tasmanian devil milk can make a potent antibiotic
Farmers Are Using Bees To Spread Nature’s Own Pesticides
Biological pesticides, from bacterial toxins to bee-borne fungi, are a hot trend in agriculture. But harnessing nature is no easy task.
Zombies, Abominations, And Body Snatchers: Nature’s Horrifying Parasites
These creatures celebrate Halloween every day
World’s Biggest Alien-Hunting Project Takes Aim At Mysterious Star
If there's a megastructure around Tabby's Star, this is our best shot at hearing the aliens that built it
From Seaweed Spaghetti To ‘Weed Cookies
With the right recipes, seaweed can feed the world
A Personalized Nutrition Company Will Use Your DNA To Tell You What To Eat
Is a diet based on your genome the future of nutrition?
Fighting A Case Of Really Bad Gas
Among global warming’s cast of characters, these two stand out.
Is That Bug A Spy?
Newly released documents show DARPA has been trying to perfect insect espionage for decades
What’s Inside Proxima Centauri B, Our Nearest Exoplanet Neighbor
The closest potentially habitable planet has an intriguing interior