Новости за 18.03.2017

So, Hillary, sure, but, would you ever want to run into Donald Trump, Jr. in the woods? Well, it could happen: He, uh, apparently feels super at home there.

For Facebook, Snapchat isn't an app to be feared. 

It's a feature to be absorbed.

The world's largest social network  relentlessly taunts Snap Inc., their much-smaller competitor, known mostly for its disappearing messages app, by lifting Snap's core functionality, and dumping it into a variety of products it doesn't really belong. 

Who knows what Facebook's really thinking—the company tends to promote its features with fluff about letting you "share all the moments of your... Читать дальше...

Before Kanye West gets to the White House, first, we'll have to survive the robot apocalypse brought about by his A.I.-powered doppelgänger. 

New York magazine just came out with a major profile of Kellyanne Conway, and, yep, it's crazy, from the cover line (The True First Lady of Trump's America) on down. 

Tim Ferriss made his name on productivity: how to get the most out of your workday, and your life, in just four hours. The Silicon Valley investor—in startups like Uber and TaskRabbit—moved to become a hyper-productivity guru with his books The 4-Hour Workweek, The 4-Hour Body and The 4-Hour Chef. 

The tragic fire ignited by a malfunctioning hoverboard that claimed the life of a child last week just took another. Now, a federal investigation has been launched to look into the deaths. 

Twitter learned a valuable lesson this week: passive-aggressively pranking your messy roommate can double as fine art.

We all had a big St. Patty's Day laugh at the "Irish proverb" Trump publicly claimed as his favorite on Thursday

(Spoiler: It's not Irish, nor a proverb, although it probably isn't by a Nigerian poet, either.)

The Walking Dead is rapidly approaching 100 episodes (time flies when you're crushing zombie skulls like watermelons), but according to its showrunner Scott Gimple, they're not planning on cancelling the apocalypse any time soon. 

Dec. 25, 1942

Private George "Dick" Whittington is helped to an aid station by Raphael Oimbari. Whittington died of bush typhus in February 1943.

Image: George Silk/Public Domain

The three-year-long New Guinea campaign was one of the most arduous of World War II, with Allied and Japanese forces sustaining tens of thousands of casualties as they struggled for control of the world’s second-largest island.

Deadlier than enemy fire, though, was the environment itself — far... Читать дальше...

Think you know Snapchat inside and out? Think again.

With so many frequent updates, Snapchat's now more feature-packed than ever before. And honestly, who the heck can even keep up with them all?

SEE ALSO: 10 hidden tricks to make Snapchat infinitely better

Not to fret! Whether you consider yourself a power user or not, here are 10 tips to help take your Snapchat game to the next level.

1. Create Snapcode from any website

Snapcodes aren't just for adding your friends anymore. Читать дальше...

There are so many wildly upsetting cuts in Trump's budget proposal that it's almost impossible to determine which one is the most cruel.

If you like your crime shows bleak, British and full of David Tennant snapping grumpily at people, then you need to start watching Broadchurch.

Not everyone at Donald Trump's favorite news network is gobbling up his latest piece of red meat.  

Products like "Hey Joe" Merlot and "Wammy Bar" ice cream edibles have stoked a decades-long battle between Jimi Hendrix's surviving family members — and now a new lawsuit aims to shred a line of products including liquor and marijuana.

Ivanka Trump gatecrashed Angela Merkel's ill-fated summit with Donald Trump Friday, the latest in a line of questionable appearances at gatherings where she probably doesn't really belong.

Last week, Kelly Herron was on a long run when she stopped to use the bathroom in a Seattle park and was attacked by a man hiding in a stall. She fought him off, screaming "Not today, motherfucker!", and shared her story on social media with a very specific goal. 

It looks like WIkiLeaks' promise to work with tech companies to fix their security vulnerabilities may come with a few strings attached after all.

Donald Trump set heads to scratching on the eve of St. Patrick's Day by sharing a proverb with his gathered "Irish friends" that was neither Irish nor a proverb, as far as anyone could tell. Unfortunately for lovers of irony everywhere, however, it was also not the work of a 30-something Nigerian banker, as many Google searchers suggested after finding the stanzas listed on Poemhunter.com, in a submission by Albashir Adam Alhassan. 

Facebook constantly tweaks its user experience to give its members what they want, but the latest update is sure to drive pop-up haters, i.e. everyone, up the wall.  

For the elderly, living at home alone can be difficult to say the least. Just getting the meals they need can be a struggle, and for many, Meals on Wheels has been the answer.

Attention, internet: The newest edition of our favorite series of presidential shade has arrived, and it's probably the only good thing that came from today's press conference.

President Donald Trump wants to swing a heavy ax at government programs for innovative clean energy technologies — including an initiative that once backed Tesla.

Meta Athena is the most inventive team in Overwatch right now, and their unpredictability has made them unstoppable in the professional scene. Almost nobody had heard of them before last month.

If there's anything the lovable nerds in Silicon Valley have taught me, it's that compression technology is indeed sexy.