Month: May 2022
Hitting the Books: Dodge, Detroit and the Revolutionary Union Movement of 1968
After decades on the decline intro, America's labor movement is undergoing a massive renaissance with Starbucks, Amazon and Apple Store employees leading the way. Though the tech sector has only just begun basking in the newfound glow of collective bargaining rights, the automotive industry has a long been a hotbed…
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Steam Deck won’t install a game as it’s blocked? Don’t panic, Valve says this is just a glitch
Audio player loading… Some Steam Deck owners recently started to worry that it might be possible for developers to block their games from being played on the handheld gaming PC, but Valve swiftly confirmed this isn’t the case, and the confusion has arisen over what’s actually a ‘technical issue’ and…
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Razer co-founder and gaming mouse pioneer Robert Krakoff has died
Robert “Razerguy” Krakoff, the co-founder and former president of gaming hardware company Razer, died last week at the age of 81. Maybe you’ve never heard Krakoff’s name, but it’s possible you’ve been impacted by his far-reaching legacy. In 1999, Krakoff was behind the first-ever gaming mouse: the Razer Boomslang. Not…
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Razer co-founder and gaming mouse inventor Robert Krakoff has passed away
Robert “Razerguy” Krakoff, the co-founder and former president of gaming hardware company Razer, passed away last week at the age of 81. Maybe you’ve never heard Krakoff’s name, but it’s possible you’ve been impacted by his far-reaching legacy. In 1999, Krakoff was behind the first-ever gaming mouse: the Razer Boomslang.…
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The Skydio 2+ Drone Lets You Fly Like a Pro
Aside from its camera, the new and improved Skydio 2+ is tantalizingly close to the perfect drone. Source
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Le Creuset’s Bread Oven Bakes Great Loaves—for a Price
The new bread-baking set from the top name in cast-iron cookware makes beautiful loaves—and commands a premium price. Source
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