Kim Jong-un Visited a Lube Factory, and Of Course It Became a Meme
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un recently visited the Chonji Lubricant Factory and was very, shall we say, "excited" -- no, let's go with "pleased" -- by the lubricant-making machines he saw. We have the Korean Central News Agency to thank for releasing images of the supreme leader gleefully gazing upon the vats of lube. Reddit could not resist the slippery Photoshop opportunities that the picture
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Chances are, you spend a good chunk of your day reading and sending email. And, chances are, a significant portion of that is done on your phone. But using email apps on your phone is a vastly different experience than email on a PC or Mac -- touchscreen keyboards and limited screen real estate only afford so much flexibility. [seealso slug= "email-wrong/"] And while there are dozens of apps that
Bitcoin ATMs Arriving in Canada
You no longer have to travel to Cyprus to use a Bitcoin ATM. A company called Bitcoiniacs plans to install the first of five Bitcoin ATMs in Vancouver, Canada, next month. The remaining four will be installed in Montréal, Toronto, Ottawa and Calgary by early December. The company purchased the machines from Robocoin for $18,500 each, according to CoinDesk. Bitcoiniacs founder Mitchell Demeter conf
Twitter Now Reducing Some Tweets To 117 Characters
If you’re tweeting out a URL, your tweets just got a bit shorter. Starting Wednesday, any tweet sent with a URL will be reduced to 118 characters, or 117 for https links. First announced in December, the reduction is due to a change in Twitter’s t.co link wrapper. It extends the maximum length of t.co wrapped links from 20 to 22 characters for non-https URLs and from 21 to 23 characters for https
Twitter Ordered to Identify Anti-Semitic Users
Should Twitter be forced to reveal anti-Semitic and racist users? That's exactly what a court in France is asking the company to do. Several French groups demanded in a recent lawsuit that Twitter identify anonymous users posting anti-Jewish messages they argued broke French law, which prohibits Holocaust denial and hate speech. A French judge agreed and ordered the company to reveal the users, bu
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