Human trials are underway of a technique that uses light and sound to stimulate brain activity and stem the flow of Alzheimer’s. | Continue reading
By Joanne Wilson, Deputy Director of ITU’s Radiocommunication Bureau *The following is adapted from a briefing I gave to United Nations Ambassadors in New York today. Radiocommunications are everywhere. Nearly every sector of the economy relies upon the opportunity to effectively … | Continue reading
Earlier this week, Jezebel reported on a questionable Ernst & Young training program in the U.S. In addition to promoting tired gender stereotypes regarding corporate leadership, the program described women's brains as pancakes that have trouble focusing, and men's as waffles tha … | Continue reading
A team from Washington University in St. Louis combined neural recordings from rats with computer modeling to uncover one of the largest mysteries of the | Continue reading
In a piece for the NY Times, obstetrician-gynecologist Dr. Lisa Harris shares her experience of a typical day at her practice, whe | Continue reading
The folks at Archie McPhee are always coming up with new, silly ideas that somehow make sense somewhere. One such example is the Pagan Breakfast God Mask, | Continue reading
You, as a reader, may find this article too sophisticated but the writer is a minimalistic, green developer. | Continue reading
In April I wrote a post about startup capital efficiency, before the Uber IPO and WeWork debacle, that was at the top of Techmeme and Hacker News. It’s a worthwhile read for the simplicity of what I communicated at the time. The lesson and takeaway is though they don’t lead with … | Continue reading
Video essayist and web producer Evan Puschak, aka The Nerdwriter, decided to watch both seasons of the HBO show Succession for a second time. In doing so, | Continue reading
Joe Rossignol at MacRumors has rounded up coverage of and responses to the original iPod, some 18 years ago. | Continue reading
No goods or services are stand-alone | Continue reading
Following the Disney-Fox merger, The Simpsons guest stars this season will include Marvel CEO Kevin Feige and Avengers Endgame directors the Russo brothers. | Continue reading
A detective game where the main interactions are done in the REAL game directory. | Continue reading
PICTOR is an open source and open hardware radio telescope that aims to promote radio astronomy on a budget. It consists of a 1.5 meter parabolic dish antenna, 1420 MHz feedhorn, a two stage low noise amplifier (LNA), high pass filter, and from what we gather, an RTL-SDR. Future … | Continue reading
Great Big Story visited with Alexandre Murith at his family farm in Gruyéres, Switzerland. This is the place where he, his father and their ancestors have | Continue reading
Creative developer living in Paris, freelancer, former lead developer at Immersive Garden, former developer at Uzik and teacher. | Continue reading
SoftBank has given WeWork a new lease on life. But some of the company’s biggest shareholders, including Hony Capital, Fidelity and thousands of employees—as well as SoftBank itself—are now in the red.WeWork’s new valuation of $11.60 a share is below what was paid by every outsid … | Continue reading
The under-recognized condition affects workers in offices across the globe. | Continue reading
Researchers have found a flaw that could lead to denial of service attacks on content distribution networks around the world. | Continue reading
Visual crashes boil down to a glitch in the way we recognize and understand images. | Continue reading
Jose Segovia-Benitez, a 38-year-old Marine Corps combat veteran who served in Iraq, was deported to El Salvador — a country where he hasn’t lived since he was a toddler — on Wednesday. | Continue reading
A breakdown of the 3 different ways of querying and exploring data in the Apache Kafka streams with the Lenses Data API and SQL | Continue reading
Data Is Beautiful, a self-described data geek who enjoys making visualizations as a hobby, has created a fascinating timeline video that shows the most | Continue reading
Shares jump by a fifth | Continue reading
David V. Johnson in the APA Blog: Last April, Princeton University economists and married partners Anne Case and Sir Angus Deaton delivered the Tanner Lectures on Human Values at Stanford University. The title of their talks, “Deaths of Despair and the Future of Capitalism,” is … | Continue reading
A new malware is targeting Discord users by modifying the Windows Discord client so that it is transformed into a backdoor and an information-stealing Trojan. | Continue reading
NEW YORK (AP) — It's not exactly the stuff of "Stop the presses!" that some of the greatest filmmakers in the world have misgivings about the rise of the superhero film and its outsized place in... | Continue reading
Memes come off as a joke, but some people are starting to see them as the serious threat they are. | Continue reading
In the penultimate episode of their "Thursdays in October" mashups, Aaron Brink and Steve Reidell of The Hood Internet compiled 50 music videos from 1982 | Continue reading
Analysis and visualization are often a messy process that never matches up to the step-by-step guides you read, but that’s normal. | Continue reading
U.S. government efforts to prevent Russia from conducting influence operations directed at American audiences have largely failed, and Moscow is continuing its attempts to influence the American political system by exacerbating social divisions. | Continue reading
Google sibling Wing just launched commercial drone delivery in the U.S., and other companies are pursuing it. Questions about privacy, noise and liability still need to be answered. | Continue reading
Today SiFive is unveiling their platform security architecture called Shield. | Continue reading