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Genius makes 'Super Smash Bros.' playable on calculators A user called Hayleia at Omnimaga, a website dedicated to calculator- and PC-game programming, created a stripped-down version of 'Super Smash Bros. Melee.' Porn stars use their assets to discuss net neutrality Think the debate over net neutrality is a boring political tussle not worth your time? A few porn stars would disagree. iOS 8 vs. Android Lollipop: Same features, yet more distinct than ever Buoyed by Material Design, Android Lollipop is Google's most ambitious release from a design perspective. Raving to the sounds of acid through the early '90s During the late '80s to early '90s, photographer Dave Swindells shot the nightlife at a range of legal and illegal raves in Ibiza, Spain and London. What we wore to Woodstock The highs and lows of Woodstock fashion. Bill Cosby refuses to speak when NPR asks about rape allegations Bill Cosby was asked by NPR whether he had anything to say about the resurgence of allegations that he sexually assaulted multiple women years ago. Wiper lets you delete text messages after you've sent them Have you ever sent a text message and instantly regretted it? With Wiper, you can delete sent text messages. Nvidia Shield Tablet is perfect for everything but gaming [REVIEW] The Nvidia Shield Tablet is the best tablet on the market -- great for light tablet users, couch aficionados, on-the-go artists and tinkerers. 5 can't-miss apps: Photo Editor by Aviary, 'Space Age,' Ocho and more This week's list includes an app for sharing 8-second videos, a feature-packed update to a great photo editing app and a new never-ending golf game. The bizarre saga of Jose Canseco's finger falling off during a poker tournament Ex-MLB player Jose Canseco said he recently had his finger shot off, then surgically reattached. On Thursday, the finger fell off again during a poker game. Social experiment shows bystanders ignoring domestic abuse in an elevator Would you intervene if you witnessed domestic abuse? A new video makes the case that many people would ignore it -- even in a confined space. Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064