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Don’t call it a time-waster: Reverse the Odds may help cure cancer
A new mobile game is crowd-sourcing cancer research.
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A new mobile game is crowd-sourcing cancer research.
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“Oh cold, cold, rigid, dreadful Death, set up thine altar here, and dress it with such terrors as thou hast at thy command,” says Ebenezer Scrooge near the end of Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol. That’s exactly what Karl Toomey did for the Lifelogging exhibit at the Science Gallery Dublin. In a s
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Who knew a skeleton party would be exactly what you needed today? Can’t you feel spring coming in your bones? Celebrate with Skeletal Dance Simulator.http://julmust.itch.io/skeletal-dance-simulator
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Recently, I helped (let’s be honest, mostly watched) someone build a PC for the first time. Now, I’m not exactly what you’d call a “tech-savy” person—by which I mean computers scare the living daylights out of me. They’re just so daunting: their finickiness and delicacy, the mountains of information
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Header photo by Horatiu Roman. /// The farm is set into a dead-end valley. It has walls composed of old grey stonework, a single tractor, sometimes there are lambs. There isn’t much else, except the endless grey beard of the sky above, its ubiquity matched only by the hay-swathed terrain below it. H
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Welcome to the land of philosophical quandaries.
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Hac (pronounced “Hajj”) is a videogame about the worst parts of driving. Washing the mud out of the grill; changing the battery; losing the keys in the space between the door and your seat; packing suitcases and sleeping bags into a trunk that’s way too small. More than anything else, it’s concerned
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It’s all about concentration.
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What’s initially so captivating about Therefore is how the music and art style blends together. Composer Sergio Cuesta’s incidental piano score plays with atonality in a way that’s reminiscent of the impressionist compositions of Claude Debussy, or Erik Satie: simple and pretty, but slightly hauntin