As the prophecy foretold, even death could not stop Prime Day. Like Dracula (the Claes Bang version), these Prime Day espresso machine deals are killer, but unspeakably alluring—especially if you’re in the market for a new coffee machine, or just want to up your home barista game with some coffee accessories. After all, who doesn’t love a freshly pulled shot of human blood espresso? 

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On Tuesday, Europe’s top tech regulator called out X owner Elon Musk for losing control of his own platform. “Following the terrorist attacks carried out by Hamas against Israel, we have indications that your platform is being used to disseminate illegal content and disinformation in the EU,” Thierry Breton said in an open letter, posted on X.

The pair then engaged in a brief but public exchange. Breton gave Musk a 24-hour deadline to respond; Musk told Breton to provide more details publicly. The EU commissioner said his people would be in touch. “No backroom deals,” the billionaire shot back. Breton’s next post on

Yesterday afternoon, Donald Trump Jr. posted a graphic video to X (formerly Twitter) that purported to show Hamas fighters murdering Israeli citizens during the attack last Saturday morning. “You don’t negotiate with this,” Trump Jr. wrote. “There’s only one way to handle this.” The son of former US president Donald Trump added that the video had come from a “source within Israel.”

The post was shared widely, and within hours it had amassed over 4 million views.

Then X’s user-generated fact-checking system, Community Notes, appended a message to the tweet, stating: “This is an old video and is not from Israel,” accompanied by a link to the original video. The note

“What?” you ask, slowly blinking. Didn’t we already have Prime Day? Have you fallen into a wormhole through space and time where every day is Prime Day? (Ssshhh! Don’t give Amazon any ideas!) The second Prime Day of 2023 is called Prime Big Deal Days and runs through October 11. 

This mid-October timing is perfect for those of us who are parents and have just started thinking about shopping for holiday presents. If you have a Lego enthusiast (or several!) in your life, big sales events are a great time to pick up brand-new Lego sets (which can be quite expensive). Yes, Lego bricks are made of plastic. Still, they

Black Friday is almost synonymous with great deals on TVs. But increasingly Amazon Prime Day TV deals compete with the original American shopping holiday, which has featured bargain televisions going back to the days of big-screen sets that weighed as much as a refrigerator. In July, Prime Day deals on TVs were plentiful, including screaming sales on sets from LG, Samsung, and Vizio. We expect similar sales this Prime Big Deals Days.

Maybe it’s the start of the NFL season and fall TV schedule, but some of the current TV deals are actually on par with what we’ve seen before. Here are the best Prime Day TV deals in October,

It’s not just for memes. I was able to completely change up some photos I took at the beach this summer, and while they’re not perfect, they look pretty darn great, especially when viewed on small mobile phone screens. A few of these are effects you might be able to achieve by using the built-in photo editor, but with Magic Editor you just tap a button or two. The only problem I encountered was with saving some of these doctored photos, which sort of defeats the point.

You can swap people’s faces with similar photos captured at the same timeframe.

Google via Julian Chokkattu

I had a

Connectivity was also an issue with the app. For almost a whole day, the Fitbit app showed that I had gotten two hours of sleep. This was not true; the Oura ring showed that I’d had more than seven hours of sleep. When I clicked through, the app showed that it hadn’t synced since 2:33 am, when I got up to drink some water. I clicked to sync repeatedly, but it didn’t sync until late that afternoon. I’ve had some connectivity issues with all Bluetooth-dependent trackers, but even during a short testing period of a week, Fitbit’s issues were notably annoying. (The company also has a history of service

ON THIS WEEK’S episode of Have a Nice Future, Gideon Lichfield and Lauren Goode talk to Michael Casey, chief content officer of the cryptocurrency news site, CoinDesk. Almost a year after a CoinDesk report kicked off a series of events that led to the collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried’s cryptocurrency exchange FTX, is there anyone who still believes in crypto?

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