Lol at the comments: Saying she worked at a climate change think tank doesn’t politicize it, it makes it relevant to Gizmodo. Otherwise it’s just a woman who was fatally stabbed and unless something’s changed, Gizmodo isn’t an obit service.

Ah yes, because nobody ever includes someone’s profession in an article about a person who was killed.

Motive for the fatality is a good reason to include her occupation as well as describing who she was. If she was a professional person in any field, her vocation would be included in the story.

Why can’t the phone manufacturers just rotate the camera in production so if you hold the phone vertically (which is a more natural grip) it films landscape, and if you *really* want to film in portrait, you have to fumble with holding the phone sideways?

At this point I don’t get why they don’t just use a 1:1 CMOS of High res in the phone and adjust the Aspect ratio based on the gyroscope.

Sorry but I just need to vent. If I see one more news story on this where they neglect to mention that this attack was directed at a Gay Nightclub, I might scream. So many news shows are clearly avoiding the fact that it was directed at the LGTQI community and is a hate crime. They keep saying “Nightclub” and that’s…

Since actual evidence doesn’t seem to be doing the trick, the right kind of anecdotal evidence might.

This was perfect. You're perfect.

I'm seeing, much to my shocked incredulity, that people do not see how fucking brilliant this is.

This is fucking amazing. Jesus.

There’s literally a team with mops and squeegees.

NASA has also recently suggested that dark matter may actually be primordial black holes, which are scattered around everywhere. So, to say there’s lots we don’t know is clearly an understatement.

Relatively, it’s only 2 hours.

Yet.

While this has all kinds of positive applications and impacts it is also part of the

how old are you?

Two words for you: Adblock Plus.

You just described North Carolina

We should do the same here in the US while we’re at it

The US space program, starting all the way back from the creation of NASA in 1958, has been played against the backdrop of crushing poverty for a segment of the American population. And this same argument has been brought up time and again against funding NASA’s space exploration. Just because things aren’t perfect on…