Don’t listen to Zuck, the internet is not a ‘safe place’ for us to be coddled like children. | Continue reading
It's been a while ...Dear Orbiter users and developers,I haven't been around this place in quite some time, and for personal reasons haven't been able to push Orbiter development along for a few years now. In order to keep Orbiter alive and allow others to work on it, I have deci … | Continue reading
“This is the difference between taking a profit and a loss on New Glenn launches." | Continue reading
Shares will begin trading at $102 each with the company hoping to raise $520 million. | Continue reading
Misconceptions about ADHD stigmatize affected people, reduce credibility of providers, and prevent/delay treatment. To challenge misconceptions, we cu… | Continue reading
When a team of scientists began analyzing events that influenced the world's climate in 2020, they made sure to consider the pandemic-related lockdowns that reduced emissions and led to clearer skies over many cities. | Continue reading
A lot of things happened. Here are some of the things. Noise,... | Continue reading
After more than three decades of research and development, general aviation finally has an approved unleaded 100-octane fuel. At AirVenture on Tuesday, the FAA formally awarded a supplemental type certificate (STC) to General Aviation Modifications Inc., the Ada, Oklahoma, compan … | Continue reading
Listen to this episode from Wannabe Entrepreneur on Spotify. In today's episode, I will speak about why I think creating a kickstarter campaign is a great way to train multiple entrepreneurial skills and I will share what I have learned from my own campaign Relevant links: My so … | Continue reading
(Yes, I’m back on my bullshit!) Regular readers may remember that I’m trying to create an “Organization of Cartographers for Social Equality” map. That is, a map with a Gall… | Continue reading
Indonesia's Mount Sinabung erupted on Wednesday, spewing a massive column of smoke and ash into the sky. | Continue reading
One of the annoying things about global warming—besides the likelihood it will ravage life on Earth—is all the new words we are expected to learn in order to track our descent into climate chaos. | Continue reading
An assortment of common sense ideas and practices that we follow at Zerodha for being future ready with our software, systems, and our organisation. | Continue reading
Authorities haven’t cracked down on Google and Facebook — yet. This is the moment they should protect their users. | Continue reading
Supabase Storage moves into Beta. | Continue reading
Authentication testing framework. Contribute to DigeeX/raider development by creating an account on GitHub. | Continue reading
“To get what you want, you have to deserve what you want." | Continue reading
A model for supernova explosions first proposed in the 1980s has received strong support from the observation by RIKEN astrophysicists of titanium-rich plumes emanating from a remnant of such an explosion. | Continue reading
Steve Donoghue in The Christian Science Monitor: Many of us tend to like our geniuses as neatly lovable caricatures. And when it comes to Isaac Newton, we tend to envision a virtually disembodied intellect who was inspired by a falling apple to revolutionize physics from the quie … | Continue reading
An Ecuadorian court on Monday ruled in favor of revoking the citizenship of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, according to a judgment published by the Judicial Branch of Ecuador. | Continue reading
The impactor believed to have wiped out the dinosaurs and other life forms on Earth some 66 million years ago likely came from the outer half of the main asteroid belt, a region previously thought to produce few impactors. Researchers from Southwest Research Institute have shown … | Continue reading
Experts in feline behavior and welfare at Nottingham Trent University also found that paying close attention to cats' behavior and body language and thinking about where to stroke them were key when improving interactions between cats and people. | Continue reading
Lina Zeldovich in Nautilus: Part of Dennis Plenker’s daily job is growing cancer. And a variety of different ones, too. Depending on the day and the project, different tumors may burgeon in the petri dishes stocked in the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory where Plenker works as a res … | Continue reading
Popular overseas, vaccine badges are rolling out locally on online dating platforms like Bumble. But with access to a Covid jab still a concern, one CEO urges caution | Continue reading
The data isn’t reliable for some studies, researchers say. | Continue reading
Every year, 3.5 million metric tons of sodden diapers end up in landfills. | Continue reading
Boris Johnson has spent decades agitating against the European Union and the last five years battling to free the United Kingdom from the shackles of regulation from Brussels. Now he's in the awkward position of finding himself at the mercy of EU leaders for permission to rejoin … | Continue reading
OKdo Renew offers customers the opportunity to return selected Raspberry Pi boards for a reward London, UK, 28th July 2021 | Continue reading
Researchers at the University of Adelaide have identified a 'greener' process for extracting health-promoting molecules found in agricultural and food waste, which can be repurposed in products such as skincare and pharmaceuticals. | Continue reading
Using a focused laser beam, scientists can manipulate properties of nanomaterials, thus 'writing' information onto monolayer materials. By this means, the thinnest light disk at atomic level was demonstrated. | Continue reading
Attendees at virtual events usually have to register before seeing a schedule, but some events and platforms are shifting the paradigm. Could giving them more information and choice upfront help drive registration? | Continue reading
Every week we highlight the most popular companies from our readers in the IPO world. | Continue reading
Northern Ireland's Department of Health (DoH) has temporarily halted its COVID-19 vaccine certification web service and mobile apps following a data exposure incident. | Continue reading
Nissan has joined forces with experts at Bandai Namco to create a new set of warning signals!The new sounds are easily understood and full of feeling, changi... | Continue reading
International power plays are a threat to a stable, open internet. Here's what's at stake, and how cyberspace could become siloed. | Continue reading
Walmart, Adobe - e-commerce for SMBs | Continue reading
Blizzard offers angry employees its blessing to protest | Continue reading