Wake up to Amazon’s one-day sale on coffee makers, with prices starting at $19
Do you drink coffee? Okay, okay, pretty much everyone drinks coffee, so that was the wrong question. A better question might be, do you love coffee but hate your crummy old coffee maker? Amazon is running a one-day Gold Box deal on coffee makers that makes it remarkably affordable to upgrade your old machine. Prices start at just $18.99 for a Mr. Coffee 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker and you can get the popular Mr. Coffee Simple Brew 5-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker for just over $20. If you want something a bit fancier that’s packed full of great features, the $200 Mr. Coffee Café Barista Espresso and Cappuccino Maker is on sale right now for just $124.99! These prices are good for one day only though, so hurry if you don’t want to miss out.
Mr. Coffee 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker
- Programmable timer allows you to set brew time up to 24 hours in Advance
- 2 Hour shut off automatically powers Coffee maker down so you don’t have to
- Water window on reservoir for accurate filling. 900 watts programmable Coffee maker
- Grab a cup auto Pause stops cycle if you need a cup before brewing is finished
- Includes 12 Cup, dishwasher safe glass carafe.Audible ready signal lets you know when your coffee is ready
- Programmable clock/timer allows you to easily set your coffeemaker up to 24 hours in advance to brew hot coffee at a specific time
- Brewing Pause n’ Serve feature lets you pour a cup of coffee while still brewing
Mr. Coffee 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker, Black: $18.99
Mr. Coffee Simple Brew 5-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker
- plastic
- Imported
- Delay Brew timer lets you brew ahead of time, so you can wake up to fresh-brewed coffee
- Grab-A-Cup Auto Pause stops cycle if you need a cup before brewing is finished
- Dual water window allows visibility as you fill—no more overflows
- Removable filter basket for quick and easy cleanup
- 1-Hour Shut Off automatically powers coffee maker down so you don’t have to
Mr. Coffee Simple Brew 5-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker, Black – CGX7-RB: $20.39
Mr. Coffee Café Barista Espresso and Cappuccino Maker
- Semi automatic 3 in 1 espresso maker, cappuccino maker, and latte maker
- 15 bar pump system brews rich tasting espresso coffee
- Trouble free automatic milk frother removes the guesswork
- One touch control panel for drink selections
- Easy fill, removable water and milk reservoirs
- Cord length: 26 Inches. 1040 Watts
- IMPORTANT :It is important to note, instruction manual must be followed to prime unit before using Café Barista for first time (pg. 8, steps 1 and 2). The total amount of beverage can vary depending on type of milk used and froth control knob setting. It is advised that frothing tube be cleaned after each use because that can cause a variance in the frothing as well
Mr. Coffee Espresso and Cappuccino Maker | Café Barista , Silver: $124.99
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This might be Sony’s secret PS5 invention to keep the price down
Sporting a much faster processor and graphics card than its predecessor, as well as a much faster SSD drive, the PlayStation 5 should be significantly more expensive than the PS4, at least in theory. But Sony already teased that the PS5 might be cheaper than expected, with the PS5’s price being a key factor for upgrades. And, as we learned recently, Sony wants as many PS4 owners to upgrade to the next-gen console as fast as possible. A Sony-related discovery the other day suggested that Sony might be working on a brand new console, in addition to the PS5 that’s due next winter, a mysterious device that Sony hasn’t addressed so far. That was speculation, of course, given that Sony revealed plenty of details about the PS5 so far, but never discussed a more portable console. It turns out there might be a much better explanation for Sony’s latest invention, and it’s all related to the PS5. Specifically, the Sony cartridges we looked at the other day may be the clever solution for keeping the console’s price down.
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Why some Roku, Samsung, and Vizio devices will not stream Netflix
We recently learned that Netflix will stop working in early December on some devices made by Roku, Samsung, and Vizio. It wasn’t clear initially why the streaming service will not support older hardware, with Netflix saying on its support pages that unspecified “technical limitations” are to blame for the change. However, Netflix has further explained its reasoning and now we know why you’ll lose access on those devices.
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Disney+ is finally live: I just watched Episode 1 of ‘The Mandalorian’ and seriously, wow
As I write this, it’s in the early morning hours of Tuesday, November 12 — launch day, for those of you who’ve been keeping score, for Disney+. Having already signed up for the service before today, I decided to log in a little while ago to check on the status of the launch (as there’d been conflicting information reported about when the whole thing would finally go live), and I found a pleasant surprise — about an hour ago, Disney+ was ready on the web for me to log in. I specify “about an hour ago,” because I immediately did what I suspect many of you will who’ve been waiting for today’s launch:
I dived straightaway into Episode 1 of The Mandalorian. The following will be my initial impressions, so I’ll go ahead and get the requisite *SPOILER* warning out of the way. I’ll try not to ruin certain things (and I’ll refrain from spoiling a huge WHOA moment in the final minutes of the show, one so big you’ll immediately realize why Disney wanted to preserve this surprise for as long as possible). But let me go ahead and tell you right off the bat — Disney has fired a seriously impressive opening salvo for its entry today into the so-called Streaming Wars.
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This adorable mouse-deer was feared extinct, but now it’s back
When a species of animal hasn’t been seen in decades, it’s often feared that mankind or natural environmental factors have driven it to extinction. That was the case with the Vietnam mouse-deer, also known as the silver-backed chevrotain, a creature that was once considered the smallest living hoofed animal species, but had not been seen for three full decades.
That all changed this month when researchers using motion-activated cameras in the forests of Vietnam reported the re-discovery of the species. The discovery was reported in a new researcher paper published in Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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Drag race video shows huge acceleration gains after Tesla’s new Model 3 software update
During Tesla’s earnings conference call a few weeks ago, Elon Musk teased an impending over-the-air software update that he said would improve performance across the entirety of Tesla’s vehicular lineup.
After discussing how much range users can eek out of the Model S, Musk said that the software update in question might see the range on the Model S go from 373 miles to 380 miles.
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YouTubers are understandably terrified after this change to the Terms of Service
YouTube, which has already sent many channel creators scrambling in the wake of the so-called “Adpocalypse,” just gave creators yet another reason to worry that the income they get from the platform could be disrupted or even eliminated at any moment.
The “Adpocalypse” is the term laced with a bit of black humor that many of those creators already use to refer to YouTube’s demonetization of their channels, which for those this has happened to prevents the inclusion of paid ads in their videos. YouTube has been accused of pursuing this trend inside of a black box, sometimes with little to no visibility into why this happens and who it happens to. Meanwhile, a Terms of Service update along these lines has given creators yet another reason to worry.
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Science says you shouldn’t yell at your dog
Anyone who has adopted a puppy knows that they can be a handful. There are many ways to go about correcting negative behaviors and promoting positive ones, but in recent years, antiquated “aversive” training has been outpaced by reward-based reinforcement training, and a new study suggests that the benefits are many.
Aversive training is, for many people, an almost instinctual reaction to a dog that is misbehaving. You see your puppying gnawing on a piece of furniture and you yell. The pup stops what they were doing and eventually learns to fear the consequences of those negative actions. It can work, but there may be unintended side effects.
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The Galaxy S11 might look a lot like the Note 10, insider claims
The Galaxy S10 was Samsung’s first flagship to make use of Infinity-O hole-punch screens, but not everybody liked the asymmetric display. The circular or pill-shaped display cutout sat near the top-right corner of the phone, rather than in the middle, housing up to two cameras and a depth sensor, depending on the model.
Samsung then came out with the Galaxy Note 10 in early August, utilizing a similar display. Only this time around, the hole-punch selfie camera is placed in the middle of the display, and only houses a single camera. Will Samsung be able to refine that design in any way? A new leak suggests that the Galaxy S11 will have an even better design, but you shouldn’t get excited about Samsung delivering a brand new take on hole-punch cameras in 2020.
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George R.R. Martin shares behind-the-scenes look at HBO’s ‘Game of Thrones’ prequel
HBO finally made it official at the end of October, confirming weeks of speculation and chatter about the possibility of a Game of Thrones prequel series by giving a 10-episode order to House of the Dragon. The show will be a dramatization of the events described in Fire & Blood, a history of the Targaryen dynasty that George R.R. Martin published in book form a year ago this month.
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