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Last, Last, Last-Minute Tech Gifts That Don't Suck, According to Me 2 People wearing face masks amid concerns of the Covid-19 coronavirus walk past a Christmas display at a shopping mall in the Wanchai district of Hong Kong on December 24, 2020. Photo: Isaac Lawrence (Getty Images) I didn’t pour a ton of money into upgrading my tech this year. Our flailing economy and my general unease about the impact of the pandemic on our already troubled news industry left me feeling a little more conservative than usual about how to spend my pocket money. Where I did invest, however, I believe I did s...

Photo: Mario Tama (Getty Images) When we ask who should take the rap for the decline of local news, most folks agree the blame partially lies on Google’s shoulders. The tech giant has spent the past decade systematically swallowing a larger and larger chunk of the digital ad market, diverting the dollars that outlets—particularly smaller outlets—desperately need. Advertisement That’s not the only diversion that Google’s been doing. In an article published in the Washington Post this week, researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and the National University of Singapore descri...

Though the police’s post did not share the suspect’s name in full, the South China Morning Post reports an executive by the name of Yao Xu was recently tapped to oversee Yoozoo’s Three-Body Universe, a unit focused on other projects based on The Three-Body Problem. Though Yoozoo initially planned to produce a both cinematic and gaming adaptations of the story, both failed to materialize, and it was unclear whether The Three-Body Problem would ever make it to screen until earlier this fall when Yoozoo moved to partner with Netflix. While there’s no word on what might have motivated ...

“Su’Kal” is getting near the end of Star Trek: Discovery’s third season, which means it’s time for the shit to start getting real.

Someone Totally Neglected This Buick Grand National For 34 Years And Now It Looks Brand New Again Screenshot: AMMO NYC on YouTube In the mid-to-late 1980s, Buick somehow persuaded hundreds of people to purchase — and then never drive — its most expensive model. Could you imagine anyone going down to the Buick dealer and buying a new Enclave Avenir today, then storing it in the garage undriven until 2054? Advertisement It seems like every time a Grand National comes up for sale, it has less than 2,000 miles on the odometer. It’s a wild phenomenon that I’ll never understand. Anyway, ...