Liz Phair’s 1993 debut album was a soundtrack for Gen X feminism. It’s still got so much to teach us.
So excited for this torturous storyline to continue!
“When someone doesn’t understand their roots and their culture, then they don’t have that self-confidence.”
Camille Cosby Breaks Silence On Her Husband’s Conviction In Bizarre Statement
Posted in: Today's ChiliThis is the first time she has spoken out since Bill Cosby was found guilty of sexual assault.
But some educators feel it doesn’t steer enough money to classrooms and want to press on.
Now Alexa Skills can sell you stuff
Posted in: Today's ChiliAlexa is opening up her sales talents to third-party skills, with the virtual assistant now supporting in-skill purchasing and Amazon Pay payments. The features had been in trials for select skill partners, but now anybody building apps for Amazon’s Echo speakers can tap into the functionality. Amazon Pay for Alexa skills integrates the retailer’s payment system into its voice assistant. … Continue reading
When it comes to the debate about who makes the best controller, there is no clear answer. For years, the answer was simple enough if you were looking to use a controller for PC games, as Xbox 360 and Xbox One controllers offered plug and play functionality that others did not. These days, Valve has complicated the issue by making … Continue reading
Toyota is opening a 60 acre test site for autonomous vehicles, with the Michigan facility being used for trials considered too risky for public roads. Expected to open by October this year, the site at Michigan Technical Resource Park will be managed by the Toyota Research Institute (TRI), the group at the automaker focused on developing both autonomous safety systems … Continue reading
In addition to filing what could be the world’s largest IPO since Alibaba, Xiaomi is also spreading its wings and landing in the UK and other European markets. Thanks to a partnership with CK Hutchison, the Chinese electronics giant’s smartphones wil…
If it weren’t for data privacy, fake news and hate speech taking up so much air time, this year’s Facebook conference would’ve probably centered around a far less controversial topic: augmented reality. It’s one of a few unifying themes that’s spread…