All posts tagged "featured"
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2.4KAutomotiveToyota’s New TRD StyleMB Sienta Looks Like It Was Made For Puffalumps
Frankly, Toyota, I have no idea what is Toyota Racing Development about this StyleMB Sienta concept, as it kind of looks like...
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1.4KTechDesert bus is being remade for VR by Penn Jillette and Randy Pitchford
Desert Bus is a weird game with a weird history. It was originally part of a Sega CD game called Penn &...
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1.8KAutomotiveWe’re Live From Tokyo Auto Salon 2016!
Fresh off Detroit, Jalopnik is in the Land of the Rising Sun following all the concept cars, modifications, new releases, and aftermarket...
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1.5KTechNetflix Trick: Hidden categories that you can access right now
Bored with Netflix’s generic genre choices? It’s actually really simple to access the service’s hidden categories, which range from “Anime Horror” to...
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1.4KAutomotiveHow To Watch All The Off-Road Racing You Can Handle For Free
One of the worst things about being a desert racing fan; events are tough to spectate. Even if you slog to the...
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1.5KTechShovel Knight’s amiibo can be scanned in its box – it’s a feature, not a bug
If you picked up the Shovel Knight amiibo, you might’ve noticed that it’s packaged a bit differently from other amiibo, and can...
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1.3KTechHitman is now an episodic game, first episode to release in March
The upcoming Hitman game has been through a few configurations since its unveiling at E3 last summer, but an announcement from Square...
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1.3KAutomotiveWhy Are All The Holograms In The Star Wars Universe So Crappy?
Of all the technological achievements of the Star Wars universe – faster-than-light space travel, antigravity, blue milk – the one that seems...
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1.2KAutomotiveFootage Of U.S. Strike On ISIS Cash Facility Looks Like Scrooge McDuck’s Vault Exploded
The Department of Defense has released video of its strike on an ISIS money storage facility in Mosul and it does not...
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1.2KTechSurface Book review: Can this be our main video editing machine?
When Microsoft introduced the Surface Book late last year, the Redmond-based company hailed the laptop’s capabilities as a productivity machine. Here was...