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Tinder set to announce 'huge' change to its algorithm
Tinder's plans were revealed via a tweet from the Web Summit. "It's a part of life". Good news, serial swipers: You could be about to start getting more matches on Tinder. "If you want an angle, you're going to find that angle, you're going to find the supporting evidence to prove what it is that you're trying to say, just because it gets more eyeballs".
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California health officials issue warning against crab consumption
Health department officials said they will continue to monitor domoic acid in Dungeness and rock crab until levels subside below 20 parts per million in the meat and 30 parts per million in the viscera. State experts believe a large algae bloom, possibly due to warm ocean water from El Nino is to blame. Charlton Bonham, director of Fish and Wildlife, will decide whether to postpone the commercial Dungeness and rock crab fisheries.
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Astronomers find sunless world
Scientists believe that PSO J318.5-22, which was first discovered two years ago, could be around 12 million years old and have theorized that the free-floating planetary mass may have been kicked out of its own solar system shortly after forming.
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Fallout 4 is nearly here, have a launch trailer
However, it seems the screenshots are not taken from the leaked gameplay footage. For a game that was developed as a way of hyping up " Fallout 4 ", "Fallout Shelter" had become a game of its own. Here's a brief guide to each of these character perks, which includes fun video breakdowns from Bethesda Game Studios on how these "S.P.E.C.I.A.L." attributes affect gameplay in " Fallout 4 ".
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Japanese materials scientists unveil 'unbreakable' glass
Scientists at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Industrial Science have created a new type of glass that is insanely strong, where it is nearly as hard as steel. "They crushed alumina and tantalum oxide powders together at high pressure, applied heat, and then they used oxygen gas to levitate their samples in air, melting them with two lasers", chemist Carmen Drahl writes for Forbes .
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'Long-lost' Disney cartoon of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit found
A "lost" film featuring Disney's first animated character, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, has been unearthed in a British archive and will be shown for the first time in 87 years. The print of Sleigh Bells (1928) was preserved in the collections of the BFI National Archive. After its first release in 1928, it wasn't seen again and, until recently, was considered lost.