Google's self-driving cars might be too good at braking for cyclists

Google's self-driving cars are cautious by design, but in at least one instance, it may be a bit too much. A cyclist posting on a road bike forum says that an encounter between themself and a self-driving car ended up with neither moving more than a few inches for...

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Unique Jewelry That Features Remarkably Tiny Skulls and Faces Carved Into Pearls and Other Found Objects

Japanese jewelry artist Shinji Nakaba has crafted a wonderful line of wearable sculptures that features remarkably tiny skulls and faces carved into tiny pearls and other found objects. According to Nakaba, no material is more valuable than another. (translated) I am...

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Israeli Artist Demonstrates How to Create a Realistic Siberian Husky Face With Makeup

Ilana Kolihanov, an extremely talented makeup artist in Israel, demonstrates how to create a realistic Siberian Husky face, using her own dog as a template. Ilana has also offered tutorials on creating amazing tiger faces, alien faces, skulls along with everyday makeup...

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+18+Don't watch this realistic Mortal Kombat fatalities video during lunchtime

Oh … oh my. Oh my word. The Mortal Kombat series - and Mortal Kombat X in particular - features some pretty graphic violence with over-the-top X-Ray attacks and vicious fatalities, but there's a reason these things should exist only in video game land; seeing them...

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We asked Cortana some Halo questions - can you guess the answers?

If you've upgraded to Windows 10 of late, you'll have gained easy access to Cortana, a voice-activated personal assistant who bears a striking audio resemblance to Master Chief's see-through secretary/guidance councillor/probable love interest. That point's proven when...

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The best web browser of 2015: Firefox, Chrome, Edge, IE, and Opera compared

We put the screws to all five modern browsers, testing them in all manner of scenarios. If you're looking for a fast, efficient, convenient browser, we've found two that we think you'll like. The best...

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Google says Project Ara didn't fail drop test, better camera and battery coming

Google's got truly brilliant engineers in its ranks, but some could use some sharpening of their comedic skills. Today the company tweeted a clarification saying that its Project Ara modular smartphone didn't actually fail any drop test. The Ara team is still reworking...

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Happy Baby in a Polka Dot Sleep Sack Flaps Her Limbs Excitedly Whenever the Family Cat Is Near

An adorable baby dressed in a polka dot starfish-like sleep sack, flapped her limbs excitedly when her mom brought the family cat to her crib to visit. While the baby was absolutely elated, the cat was less than impressed. She’s incapable of controlling her limbs when...

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Lightning strikes Delta plane at Atlanta airport, moment was caught on camera

The recording shows rain drenching the airfield crowded with aircraft, waiting to take off from the world’s busiest airport. The lightning strikes the plane about 17 or 18 seconds into the 36-second video. “While filming the line of planes all stacked up during a ground...

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See the world's biggest heart

As the largest animal to have ever lived, the blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus) can also be expected to have some record-breaking internal organs. Tales of its heart being as big as a car, with the aorta (its main artery) large enough for a human to swim through abound,...

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Yahoo Weather warns you about rain in time to find an umbrella

Weather apps are quite handy, and now Yahoo's mobile software is even more helpful. The app will send you an alert 15 minutes before rain or snow is expected to start so you have enough time to prepare. The new feature offers warnings similar to Dark Sky's weather info. ...

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Google is doubling down on biotech

Re/code, Asa MathatGoogle co-founder Sergey Brin Google is doubling down on biotech. The company is turning the team that develops smart contact lenses and other healthcare initiatives into a full-fledged, standalone company rather than a...

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California .. Assistant to legalize euthanasia

Lawmakers restored, California, Tuesday, put forward a draft law allows the termination of life with the help of a doctor had collapsed amid opposition from the Catholic Church and activists defending people with special needs, as leaders pledged to...

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Scientists produce "human brain" almost completed

Scientists succeeded at the American University of Ohio for the first time in the production of human brain almost complete configuration within the medical laboratory.Scientists seek behind this little brain, approximates the size of a pencil eraser, to learn more about...

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