YouTuber Tony “Nem” Mitchell is trying to set a record for seeing the film, sometimes watching it twice in one day. …read more Source:: CNet

Your juiciest iPhone news this week. …read more Source:: CNet

“Thousands of tons of material left curbside for recycling in dozens of U.S. cities and towns — including several in Oregon — have gone to landfills,” reports the New York Times. Slashdot reader schwit1 summarizes their report: One big reason: China has essentially shut the door to U.S. recyclables. The Times notes that about a…

Mad scientist Rick sneaks into the rapper’s bed to steal some hair and clone him. So, just a normal 41st birthday for anyone. …read more Source:: CNet

Get to know the most bizarre game in the PS4’s E3 2018 lineup, courtesy of the mind of Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima. …read more Source:: CNet

Slashdot reader drdread66 shares this article from Reuters: The U.S. military is increasing spending on a secret research effort to use artificial intelligence to help anticipate the launch of a nuclear-capable missile, as well as track and target mobile launchers in North Korea and elsewhere. The effort has gone largely unreported, and the few publicly…

How do you start a good habit? As a blogger, someone who spends a spectacular amount of time on Twitter, and a Thought Leader Life Coach, I can tell you: the best way to start a good habit is by doing it every day. [Arduino Enigma] has just the solution to procrastination, laziness, or whatever…

The game-maker says it’s learning from the mangled launch of its Star Wars Battlefront 2 game, and hopes to impress gamers with its next big titles, Battlefield 5 and Anthem. …read more Source:: CNet

An anonymous reader quotes ZDNet: Vint Cerf notes that the world ran out of IPv4 address space around 2011, some 13 years after internet engineers started sketching out IPv6, under the belief back then that IPv4 addresses would run out imminently. Since ‘World IPv6 Launch’ on June 6, 2012, significant progress has been made. Back…

The Jedi will be on the run. …read more Source:: CNet