NASA's Parker Solar Probe has racked up an impressive list of superlatives in its first five years of operations: It's the closest spacecraft to the sun, the fastest human-made object and the first mission to ever "touch the sun." | Continue reading
I keep lighting candles on my stoop and watching the wind snuff them out I keep thinking about Breonna Taylor asleep/ between fresh sheets/ I keep thinking/ about her skin cooling after a shower/ about her hair wrapped in a satin bonnet/ I think about what she may have dreamed th … | Continue reading
In Podnews today: Triton's US podcast ranker is out; and we've news about the Edison Podcast Metrics ranker for the UK... Visit https://podnews.net/update/ross-adams-interview for all the podcasting news, and to get our daily newsletter. | Continue reading
How Darling Ingredients transformed its HCM function to a global operation with Oracle and Cognizant. | Continue reading
India Mobile Congress (IMC) is the largest telecom, media, and technology forum in Asia, jointly organised by India’s Department of Telecommunications and the country’s Cellular Operators Association. It is also the biggest networking event in India, establishing itself as a show … | Continue reading
Astronomers have long debated what kind of chemistry might serve as a bona fide alien biosignature | Continue reading
A beta build of Ubuntu 23.10 is now available to download. This development milestone is intended for testing and feedback. It comes ahead of the scheduled stable release of Ubuntu 23.10 on October 12 – a mere 3 weeks away! It’s aim is to allow you and I to kick the proverbial ty … | Continue reading
Security researchers discovered a multi-step information stealing campaign where hackers breach the systems of hotels, booking sites, and travel agencies and then use their access to go after financial data belonging to customers. [...] | Continue reading
Google Books is one of many projects that Google has forgotten about. There's no support available and, of course, it's impossible to send them a bug report. The best anyone can do is write a ranty blog post and hope it gets noticed. When I search for my name in Google Books, it … | Continue reading
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The human visual system seldom sees blur, and the great majority of paintings don’t show it either. This series explores the use of blur in paintings. | Continue reading
Across the EP "Sugar for the Flies" Audri takes us on several journeys, sings about a wide variety of themes, and even gives us warnings and advice. | Continue reading
This time around, the wunderkind just released her latest track "Queen Bee", and it will not come alone: "Queen Bee" is also the soundtrack of an upcoming short film by Edie Yvonne about mean girls and their minions. | Continue reading
Project 1268 is a duo of best friends, who first met in high school and later rekindled their friendship in a later stage of their lives. | Continue reading
The Panda House's eight occupants have played a key role in conservation efforts over the decades | Continue reading
"I Fall in Love Too Many Times" is ARO's second release within just a few months, following the astounding debut "Let Me Go", and manages to keep up everything that worked so well at the same time that she dives deeper into herself. | Continue reading
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You’ve worked hard your whole life. And if you’re like many people, you dream of the day you can start […] The post Retirement Abroad: How to Pick the Best International Retirement Destinations appeared first on ReadWrite. | Continue reading
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These highlights from the Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest feature our close “cousins” | Continue reading
Featuring imagination-boosting design and inspiring workshops on all sorts of topics, these institutions go far beyond just books The post Three good things: new state-of-the-art libraries appeared first on Positive News. | Continue reading
Today’s entry will be short but only because time is being short with me. So, without any distractions, let’s get right down to the point.Shall we? And it’s not just here and now. It’s not just with you or with the way things are. This is me. Evolving and hopefully working out th … | Continue reading
In "Voice-activated lights" (9/20/23), we saw how difficult it is even for native speakers of Modern Standard Mandarin to understand other varieties, and can be thankful to Zeyao Wu, who comes from the area where the topolect in the film is spoken, for kindly identifying and tran … | Continue reading
"Dysphoria"by Lavender Rodriguez is the type of statement song that could only come from a place of queerness, and it's bound to become a hymn for queer people - especially the trans and non-binary youth. | Continue reading
Somebody’s taken Childish Gambino’s music video This is America (original, YouTube) and used some AI face-swapper software called FaceFusion to sub in Nicolas Cage. Here’s the result on X/Twitter. You don’t need to watch the whole thing – just the moment at 2m40s where Cage/Gambi … | Continue reading
The equinox is not when day and night have equal lengths. Instead it’s something more nuanced but no less glorious | Continue reading
Almost 200 years on from when Charles Darwin observed his Galapagos Islands finches, which became the emblems of his theory of evolution, birds in the region are again in the news for what many scientists warn could be the source of the next pandemic.Continue ReadingCategory: Bio … | Continue reading
"The Trouble with Me" by S J Denney serves a nostalgic yet fresh sound that will undoubtedly resonate with fans of adult contemporary, soft rock, and singer-songwriter music. | Continue reading
The next version of NewsFlash is ready. And it comes packed with so much new features and speed improvements + a new look, that the jump to version 3 is more than justified. Visual comparison to version 2.3 The most obvious difference is the use of the libadwaita 1.4 split views … | Continue reading
When you take 800,000 human brain cells, wire them into a biological hybrid computer chip, and demonstrate that it can learn faster than neural networks, people have questions. We speak to Dr. Brett Kagan, Chief Scientific Officer at Cortical Labs.Continue ReadingCategory: Comput … | Continue reading
A Texas A&M-led research team has discovered that a population of endangered red-crowned parrots is thriving in urban areas of South Texas. The parrots are a unique case, considering that many animal species are affected negatively by the expansion of human urban areas, which can … | Continue reading
Following this week's decision by the British Prime Minister to play politics over Net Zero goals, here's my (angry) take! | Continue reading
A new library for Java / JavaFX has just been released. The library’s name is FXComponents and it is a Java library that contains a collection of new controls to be used in JavaFX applications. The post New FXComponents Library Released appeared first on foojay. | Continue reading
Americans are tired of politics. Senators are sick of suits. Right-wingers give up on war. Rupert Murdoch passes the baton. Plus, Lauren Boebert gets felt up on Broadway. | Continue reading
John Scalzi's new novel Starter Villain sees his hero inherit a villainous empire. Here, the science fiction author picks his favourite sci-fi baddies with a corporate leaning | Continue reading
The hicatee turtles of Belize appear to move around in groups even when they aren't feeding, providing evidence of social complexity in reptiles | Continue reading
Research is in many ways a subject of debate. Ideas are presented with evidence and through repetition and discussion they are tested and examined. Every discovery or methodology in science is subject to inquiry, dissection and disagreement because that is at the very core, the p … | Continue reading
These stunning locations feel out of this world, but are actually right here on Earth. | Continue reading
While I’ve been enjoying many of the best fall coffee drinks around town the last few weeks, it’s wonderful to finally be walking into my favorite season this weekend. iPhone App: Snapseed Fall Drink of the Day: Biggby Coffee Chumpkin Latte – A wonderful combination of chai, pump … | Continue reading
Imperial Russia had little access to the bountiful tropics that other empires enjoyed. So it created its own in the Caucasus - by Oleksandr Polianichev Read at Aeon | Continue reading
Did the UK’s Brexit tsar really mean to suggest that Britain is a pirate when it comes to encouraging innovation? | Continue reading
Coming together to create one of the biggest software companies in the market... | Continue reading
OPEN Architecture has made a habit of designing extraordinary projects, such as the rocky Chapel of Sound and sundial-like Sun Tower, and this is set to continue with its newly revealed Space Crystal. Likened to an extraterrestrial-like object that's landed in a park by the firm, … | Continue reading
In 1976, Graham Chapman and Douglas Adams made a single episode of a sketch comedy show which was broadcast only once before the master tapes were destroyed. It took significant work to recover, but that's small potatoes compared to the ephemeral media we create today. | Continue reading
Researchers have created a new family of nanomaterials by alloying phosphorus with arsenic to create single-atom-thick ribbons that are highly conductive, making them ideal candidates for use in next-generation batteries, solar cells and quantum computers.Continue ReadingCategory … | Continue reading