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Feb 03, 2015

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Eero is a little white box that aims to change Wi-Fi forever

Linksys, D-Link, Netgear, and Belkin. Those are the brands that most consumers choose when it comes time to set up a home Wi-Fi network. But no matter which product you buy, getting wireless internet working in your home — your entire home — can quickly turn into a miserable experience. More often than not, it's an exercise in frustration; a test of your patience and resolve.

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	► VIDEO Watch a live stream of the only remaining McDonald's hamburger in Iceland The last surviving order of a McDonald's hamburger and fries made in Iceland is now viewable via live stream. Purchased on October 30th, 2009, the meal is roughly five-and-a-quarter years old. Its original owner, Hjörtur Smárason, purchased the meal a day before the final McDonald's closed in Iceland and kept the dish on his garage shelf until a year ago when it moved into storage at the National Museum in Iceland.
	Batman & Robin is terrible, and here's why you should watch it immediately Did you know that Batman & Robin is one of the worst movies ever made? That it killed Batman until Christopher Nolan resurrected it? Well, I have a confession to make: I love it. Sincerely.
	From Back to the Future to Project Almanac, a short history of suburban sci-fi At first glance, Project Almanac isn’t the most conventional of stories. The movie, which opened this past weekend, is about a bunch of high school misfits that just happen to build a time machine out of an Xbox after running into some secret blueprints in their basement. But despite the outlandish premise, it’s actually just the latest in a somewhat-proud cinematic tradition: suburban sci-fi.

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