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- Sep 13, 2026
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MSP Airport: Portal Lounge provides food, drink and gaming for one flat fee (opens the original)
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A spin on the Grand Theft Auto video games, this juicy burger is also a homage to its Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport surroundings. The recently inaugurated Portal Lounge is a video-gaming parlor where you can get a meal — Try the Glitch City Tofu or Bowser’s Lava Castle Arrabbiata — along with cocktails and mocktails that are mixed and served by a robotic bartender. Best of all, the Portal Lounge is open to all airport-goers. Unlike airline-exclusive lounges, three Terminal 1 facilit
Comcast’s Wi-Fi Motion detects movement in a residence — and it’s free (opens the original)
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That’s an easy way to describe Comcast’s Wi-Fi Motion, a recently announced home technology feature that lets users detect movement within their residences. It starts with their modems or “gateways,” which are sending out continuous Wi-Fi signals. An intruder getting in the way of the Wi-Fi waves causes a disruption. This triggers a message to the homeowner – a ringing bell, if you will. Wi-Fi Motion isn’t new. Philadelphia-based Comcast made it available in 2024, but says it chose not to public
‘Ultimate Dinosaurs’: Prehistoric giants haunt Minnesota State Fair (opens the original)
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The Science Museum of Minnesota has exhibited one form of dinosaur or another for more than 70 years. Its “Ultimate Dinosaurs” exhibition, inherited from an Ontario museum, has been in the Minnesota museum’s hands for more than a decade. But the museum marked a milestone this year when “Ultimate Dinosaurs” set up residence at the North End Event Center at the Minnesota State Fair. It’s the first time the museum has exhibited dinosaurs at the Fair, according to Fitzpatrick chair of paleontology A
Obsolete Amazon Kindles? St. Paul man loads them with books for Little Free Libraries (opens the original)
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Little Free Libraries are for more than printed reading materials. Users of the streetside stations give and receive all manner of non-reading merchandise, such as homemade trinkets, canned goods and garden seeds. This all occurs with the blessing of the nonprofit, St. Paul-based Little Free Library. So Abe Eyman of St. Paul had an idea: Why not outfit old Kindle-style e-book readers with dozens of books and give away the e-readers in Little Free Libraries? The timing for such a maneuver is exce
The MacBook Neo is my new favorite Apple Mac. What do others think? (opens the original)
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The Neo’s cool color options — “citrus” (green), “blush” (pink), “indigo” (blue) and silver — are part of the appeal. The Neo’s low price comes with a few compromises. Its keyboard does not light up. Its speakers sound muddy. Memory tops out at a paltry 8 gigabytes. On-board storage tops out at a mere 512 gigs for $799. Some features might give prospective users pause, though they aren’t defects. For instance, the Neo uses an A18 processor, which is the same chip found in the iPhone 16, instead
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