Nothing says “geek pride” than a laptop covered with cool, colorful stickers. And nothing’s better than stickers which display your love for Star Trek, Firefly or superheroes
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100+ Amazing Science Fiction Stickers To Put On Your Laptop …
Upcoming ABC series FlashForward is about people who see the future. But there’s no futurism in it
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FlashForward's Producers Wanted Science Fiction That Wasn't …
Our space/time visualizer looks a few weeks into the future, showing you what delights and horrors await you. This month: a new Stephen Baxter book, a few fascinating movies… and WorldCon! Venture into future history, with the io9 …
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The io9 Guide To August Science Fiction – Science Fiction – io9
Science fiction is the literature of the future. So the best SF novels have endings that resolve the story and leave you feeling as though it continues after the last page. Here are our favorite last lines from SF books.
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Our Favorite Last Lines From Science Fiction Novels – Books – io9
Thirst’s vampiric priest is hardly the first man of the cloth to fall prey to his darkest urges. We found plenty of soul-stealing, blood-sucking, eye-gouging, and just plain creepifying priests and preachers who haunt the churches of …
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Science Fiction's Scariest Priests and Preachers – Religion – io9
An enjoyable bout of foodie one-upmanship has yielded not only one “reverse-engineered” home recipe of KFC’s 11 herbs and spices, but an improved version of fried chicken that strips out the MSG. Get the napkins ready and see for …
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Make Reverse-Engineered KFC at Home – Food – Lifehacker
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Okay, Stephon Marbury Is Yelling At The Internet Right Now …
You’re zooming down the information superhighway getting things done when your usually-trusty browser throws up the dreaded “Server not found” message. Argh! Now what?
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How to Troubleshoot a Flaky Internet Connection – Troubleshooting …
Gizmodo ’79 is a week-long celebration of gadgets and geekdom 30 years ago, as the analog age gave way to the digital, and most of our favorite toys were just being born.
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Then and Now: Apple Computers – Steve Jobs – Gizmodo