Day: June 10, 2014

Mass-transit and private cars are already getting subsidies, so paying people to bike to work isn’t out of the ordinary.

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Is this the future of homegrown food? This soil-less, camera-equipped gardening system is touted to be efficient, abundant and can be controlled via smartphone.

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Tesla hasn’t exactly gotten a warm welcome in New Jersey so far, but things might be changing.

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Google plans to release a Chrome plugin to make it easier to send and receive encrypted emails. It’s also criticized e-mail providers who don’t encrypt messages by default — one of whom has already promised to change its ways. The End-to-End plugin is still at an alpha stage but Google has released the source code. […]

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This is what happen to cola when you boil it down so only the sugar remains. Disgusting, right? [CrazyRussianHacker]

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An outstanding short sci-fi film by Patrick Kalyn about a drug that threatens the humanity of its users. After a serious accident, a man is introduced to a designer street drug promising to restore his ravaged body. Desperate to mend himself, he becomes consumed by the drug – only to discover it is threatening his […]

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A new episode of “Society: Why It’s Wrong” discussing the flawed logic behind the “fake geek girls” concept. Also, that shirt that the guy is wearing on the right? I have it, and it’s awesome. Get it @ The Neatoshop. [Cinevore]

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