Kaspersky has found a new infostealer called Stealka that targets crypto wallets and browsers through fake game mods and ...

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You either love or hate being tickled (Picture: Getty Images) Most people either burst into fits of laughter or squirm with discomfort when tickled — for some though, the automatic response is arousal ...

Few activities are as rewarding as solving a puzzle: the dopamine rush, that smug sense of achievement post-solve, and that “locked-in” feeling that’s akin to zen. With a traditional jigsaw puzzle — ...

“This is Fine,” one of the internet’s all-time great memes has been turned into a video game and the demo is available to play right now. That’s right. Everyone can now play as the classic dog calmly ...

Fraudsters Use Fake Stars To Game GitHub Byron Spice Wednesday, September 3, 2025 New SCS research shows that GitHub users increasingly buy or trade for fake stars, then use their ill-gotten gains to ...

After a symphony, online multiplayer and a remaster, the well-regarded (and often handheld) puzzler Lumines is getting Enhance’s full synesthetic, Tetris-flowing, treatment. Lumines Arise is almost ...

Why can’t you tickle yourself? And how come some people aren’t ticklish at all—while some on the autism spectrum are laughing more often? Neuroscientist Konstantina Kilteni believes we should take ...

NIJMEGEN, Netherlands — Ever try to tickle yourself? Go ahead, stroke your own armpit or foot sole right now. Feel absolutely nothing? That’s because your brain is playing a fascinating trick on you — ...

Most of us have laughed uncontrollably when tickled. Yet almost none of us know why. Tickling sits at a strange crossroads – it’s universal, ancient, and deeply familiar, yet still barely understood ...