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More than 52,000 people voted for their favorite Pokémon in a massive online survey, but a few got 0 votes. These are the Pokémon that nobody likes.

A massive survey of Reddit users on r/Pokémon has given us an intriguing look at which Pokémon the internet can't stand.

The top 9 shows on Netflix and other streaming services this week

This week's most in-demand streaming shows include Netflix's "Stranger Things" and "Black Mirror," as well as Amazon's "Good Omens."

Ravelry, a social network for knitters with 8 million members, banned users from showing support for Donald Trump on the platform

Ravelry, an online knitting network, banned support for Donald Trump on its site, saying that it would be support for "open white supremacy."

SpaceX is about to launch 152 dead people's remains into orbit aboard a Falcon Heavy rocket

A company called Celestis has tucked small pods of cremated "participants" into a spacecraft that will also carry NASA's Deep Space Atomic Clock.

Bill Gates says his 'greatest mistake ever' was failing to create Android at Microsoft

Microsoft phased out its Windows-powered smartphones in 2017 after they failed to take off with consumers.

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory network was hacked by targeting a Raspberry Pi that wasn't supposed to be connected to it

In April 2018, a hacker stole 500 megabytes of data from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. It targeted an unauthorized Raspberry Pi.

Elon Musk says people can buy seats to Mars after the first orbital Starship prototype completes its test flight

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said that the company is speeding up development of the Starship rocket, which is designed to go to Mars.

From porn to 'Game of Thrones': How deepfakes and realistic-looking fake videos hit it big

Deepfakes, fake videos made to trick viewers into thinking someone did something they didn't, have targeted Nancy Pelosi, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jon Snow.

Facebook and Google could be forced to tell you how much your data is worth under new US legislation

The bill would mean users receive a report every 90 days on the types of information collected by tech companies, and how much it is worth to them.

I tried a Dell XPS 13 laptop for the first time, and it's clear why people love it so much

No product is perfect, and the same goes for the recent Dell XPS 13 (9380). But I've come to love this machine.

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