Industrial Technology
If you do it right, pressure is a great way to prepare food with incredible speed. Why? Because physics, that’s why. The post The Succulent Science of Pressure Cooking appeared first on WIRED.
Everything you ever wanted to know about how Elon Musk's cars drive themselves The post Tesla's Cars Have Driven 140M Miles on Autopilot. Here's How appeared first on WIRED.
A recent court decision means Internet service providers may have to start policing the content their users share online. The post The Internet's Safe Harbor Just Got a Little Less Safe appeared first on WIRED.
The rise of citizen journalism parallels the growth of photographic technology. The post Injustice Went Viral Way Before Facebook Live (NSFW) appeared first on WIRED.
As Tina Fey's sitcom nears the 10-year mark, its depiction of a world in which a bunch of at-oddsballs manage to get along isn't just great TV. It's utopia. The post In a World Gone Blerg, We Need 30 Rock More Than Ever appeared first on WIRED.
California wants to limit the amount of greenhouse gas emitted by belching and farting of 5.5 million cows, but the industry is hitting back with a dose of reality The post How Can California Cut Methane Emissions if Cows Keep Cutting the Cheese? appeared first on WIRED.
Streaming hubs like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon have cultivated diversity—across gender, race, sexual orientation, and religion—yet roadblocks persist. The post Sure, TV’s More Inclusive Now. But It Has a Long Way to Go appeared first on WIRED.
The Movie Maker’s Kit II lets you get crazy with the tilt-shift effects. The post Lensbaby's New Lens Collection Targets Tilt-Shifting Filmmakers appeared first on WIRED.
Today, breeders and owners can look to genetics to produce the exact horses they want. And sometimes the difference comes down to a single gene or mutation. The post If You Want a Superstar Horse, Start by Hacking Its DNA appeared first on WIRED.
Is Sam the Sleeping Giant sneaking into your room to watch porn? Bag that slacker with these tricks. The post How to Tell if Your Roommate Is Using Your Computer appeared first on WIRED.
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