Latest


  • Be Part of Attack On Titan FOR REAL!

    What’s better than an anime about a post-apocalyptic world with giants that eat people and a group of kids just trying to save what’s left of humanity and hopefully get out of this whole mess alive? The opportunity to pretend you’re part of it!    Join the Survey Corps For Real “Real Escape Game” company,…

  • Sound Ideas: Google Advancing Security Measures with SlickLogin Purchase

    Strong user verification has become a linchpin of internet operations in recent years, and for very important reasons. With more and more information—professional and personal—stored in the cloud alongside countless digital libraries containing games, books, albums and software, and online banking in the ascendancy, the risk of theft or other relevant kinds of fraud has…

  • Borderlands 3 Is A No-Go

    Although Bordelands and Borderlands 2 were extremely successful games, Gearbox, developers of the franchise are not currently creating a sequel. According to CEO and president Randy Pitchford “We are not working on Borderlands 3…That is unqualified. We have more to do in the franchise, but no there isn’t a ‘Borderlands 3′…When you think of what Borderlands 3 should…

  • Most Annoying Games of All Time

    Are you already flocking down to eBay to sell your smartphone with Flappy Bird installed? Shame on you. Don’t even look at me. No, I take that back. It’s a smart move, I’ll give you that. Believe it or not, there are dozens of games that are as – well, almost – annoying as Flappy…

  • Four Useful Gadgets for Aspiring Musicians

    From the day that multi-track recording was introduced in the 1950’s, technology has continued to shape the music industry. A home recording studio once required thousands of dollars worth of equipment and is now an issue of simple software. Along with that, instruments and devices like guitars, pianos and microphones that have been around for…

  • Why Twitter is Better Than Facebook

    There are questions that are handed down from generation to generation, never receiving a proper answer. Which comes first, the chicken or the egg? What killed the dinosaurs? Which has a stronger influence, nature or nurture? Today I’m setting out to finally answer one such age-old, enigmatic question: Twitter or Facebook? Your parents probably aren’t…

  • The Lunar Chronicles: Disney Meets Science Fiction

    Ever watch your favorite Disney Princess movie and wish it contained a bit more hard-core science fiction? The Lunar Chronicles is perfect for those who wish for a little more cyborg in their Cinderella story. Marissa Meyer, not to be confused with that other Meyer who writes “books”, takes the classic fairytales we all grew…

  • Top 10 Episodes of ‘Person of Interest’

    Person of Interest is one of the most underrated shows on television. Well-developed characters, tightly executed story arcs, and a premise that parallels current events closely enough to be relevant all make Person of Interest a fascinating watch. Here is a list of the top ten episodes of one of the best TV shows today. 1×10…

  • Moon Express: The Space-Faring Company With An Appropriate Name

    It’s not a pizza company, and it’s not an offshoot of Planet Express from Futurama, but it does have futuristic elements to it. Founded in 2010 by some aerospace mavericks, Moon Express has been watching the moon from afar, studying its crevices and plotting journeys into its immense monochromatic embrace. Like Twinkies and ‘80s-style shoulder…

  • House of Cards: A New Season for the Underwoods In Review

    WARNING: the following will contain major spoilers about season two of House of Cards. If you haven’t seen it, stop right now and come back after you’ve spent the appropriate twelve hours watching all of it. I’ll wait. After watching season two of House of Cards, I decided to give myself a break from politics….

  • The iPhone Case That Packs 650,000 Volts

    You never know who you’re going to run into these days. I don’t mean to say “it’s a small world” sense. I’m saying you never know when you’re going to have a run-in with a real life bad guy! You never know who’s lurking in the dark corners of the garage where you park or…

  • Five Geeky Films That Needed More Advertising

    Everyone hears about the big blockbuster movies that hit theaters. The summer hits, the holiday family films. Even indie films have been getting more buzz these days. A bunch of movies over the past few years really slipped under the radar, however. We just got Netflix, and I have been able to see so many…

  • Fighting Back: Organizations Combat Domestic NSA Overreach

    Upon learning last year about how the NSA’s PRISM program had been recording and storing huge amounts of personal information, the internet community’s hackles were decidedly trending upward. The general consensus was that something had gone seriously awry—that questionable judgment calls had been made somewhere up the chain of command—but no one was really sure…

  • In Defense of Tumblr

    “It’s for the noobs and teenagers.” “Only weirdos spend their time there.” “Have you not been on Reddit?” “I didn’t realize people still used Tumblr.” These are just a few responses you may encounter when expressing your interest in Tumblr. What used to be a cool and hip website has recently become old news to…

  • Five Best Shows That Will Never Win an Emmy

    It’s a well-known fact that the Emmy voters are a bunch of stuck-up snobs who wouldn’t recognize good TV if they fell through their screen into it, but it still hurts when some of the best series are snubbed year after year. Networks are ignored on principle, even though their shows are often as good…