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Cats in AI Training Data: From Shelter Photos to Neural Networks
How cats became CAPTCHA subjects, benchmark categories and learned visual features—and what those examples do not prove about image generators.
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TechnologyAndroid’s Pause Point Adds a 10-Second Wait—and a Restart to Switch It Off
Google’s Pause Point puts a short pause before distracting apps. Its restart requirement adds friction, but lasting habit…
Film & TVWestminster Dog Show Just Moved to Netflix and the Cat Internet Is Quietly Furious
At its Upfronts presentation on May 13, Netflix dropped the usual pile of announcements: a Will Ferrell comedy,…
Film & TVThe Mandalorian and Grogu First Reactions Are Divided—and Cuteness Is Only Part of It
Early viewers disagree on The Mandalorian and Grogu. Here is what the reactions tell us before release, and…
LifestylePet Psychics Will Now Tell You Where Your Cat Wants to Vacation, and the Cat Says Nowhere
Here is a sentence that should not be a real service in 2026, and yet here we are:…
TechnologyDoes Dark Mode Save Battery? The OLED Truth Backed by Purdue Research
How OLED screens, brightness and app content affect dark mode battery savings—and what the Purdue study actually measured.
Internet CultureEurovision Cats and Weird Stage Acts: Pudgy Cat’s Hall of Fame From Lordi to Vienna 2026
Eurovision has been smuggling weirdness onto European television for seventy years. Bread baking grandmas, hard rock zombies, a…
MusicSix Acts to Watch in Vienna Tonight: Modular Synths, Bandura Catwalks and a Spinning Zoetrope
Vienna gets its second night of Eurovision 2026 tonight. Wiener Stadthalle, 21:00 CEST, fifteen songs competing for ten…
Books & ReadingCassava Republic Just Won a British Book Award With a Novel That Got Rejected 50 Times and a 62-Year-Old Debut Author
On Monday 11 May 2026, in the Grosvenor House ballroom on Park Lane, a Nigerian independent press founded…
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