Author: Zach_Wilson
The Boys season 2 episode 5 recap: Homelander is starting to lose control null
About this episode – Episode 5 (of 8), ‘We Gotta Go Now’– Written by Ellie Monahan– Directed by Batan Silva★★★★ Spoilers follow. Queen Maeve walks into an apocalyptic cityscape, shouting for someone called Ruby. Ruby responds: “Looks like you saved me, Red.” Maeve tells Ruby that she’s the real hero…
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iOS 14 picture-in-picture video stops working with YouTube’s mobile website
You may have to wait a while if you want to use iOS 14’s picture-in-picture support to watch YouTube videos. MacRumors (via 9to5Mac) has noticed that YouTube’s mobile website stopped supporting iOS 14’s PIP mode, at least for free users. Try it and a… Source
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Iron Man 2 and the MCU’s first real stumble with villains null
We’re watching the Marvel movies in order for a series of regular features. Check out our previous pieces on Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk. Every great superhero movie has to have a strong villain. The opposition puts the greatest hero through a series of challenges that forces them to…
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Judge throws out defamation case against Tesla by former employee
A judge in Nevada has dismissed a defamation case by a former Tesla employee, who claimed the company spread a false rumor about him after he admitted leaking internal company information to a reporter in 2018. Tesla argues in court documents that former employee Martin Tripp violated trade secrets and…
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Why it’s important to look for the limitations in coronavirus studies
This week, I got to talk about vaccines and vaccine information with Natalie Dean, and The Verge’s Nicole Wetsman and Nilay Patel on The Vergecast. It was a great conversation with Dean, who is an assistant professor of biostatistics at the University of Florida and an expert in infectious disease…
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Six people indicted in Amazon Marketplace bribery scheme to help third-party sellers
Six people have been indicted by a grand jury in Washington state on charges they bribed Amazon employees to manipulate third-party seller listings on the e-commerce site, including listings for defective or dangerous products, authorities said. Starting in 2017, the people, including two former Amazon employees, paid more than $100,000…
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