In 2018, former NASA engineer Mark Rober (previously) came up with a came up with a brilliant plan for a mechanical glitter fart bomb that would not only | Continue reading
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"Focusing on exposure only tells half the story: Without knowing what a person pays attention to, we know only that a person clicked, not that they learned." | Continue reading
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"Many publishers are just starting to think about how they might create a technology stack that smartly and efficiently collects, and effectively uses, first-party data to drive growth in their advertising, subscription, and e-commerce businesses." | Continue reading
"In a mobile-first environment, we go from small to large, not the other way around. Everything is created for mobile consumption, then adapted to other, larger platforms." | Continue reading
"For all Republicans' 'fake news' rants, Democrats are increasingly excoriating reporters for being insufficiently tough on Republicans — or for being too tough on Democrats." | Continue reading
"You can't throw a stone without hitting a newsroom that has received money from or gone through some training or boot camp hosted by Facebook or Google." | Continue reading
"A one-size-fits-all approach fits no one in the end. It places a heavy burden on the reader/viewer/listener/user to do the work of sifting through the story and mapping it to other relevant content and information." | Continue reading
"I've lost count of all the new ways of asking people to share stories that I've seen this year." | Continue reading
"It starts in the newsroom, where we need to talk more often and more openly about the state of journalism and how we fit into it." | Continue reading
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Our first release of DolphiniOS, a port of the popular GameCube and Wii emulator to iOS, is finally here! | Continue reading
In our previous post ‘How to calculate the correct amount of inventory to order’ we introduced a basic framework that can be used to begin your calculation. If you are revisiting the post and want … | Continue reading
Weather radar data shows that many North American species are shifting their spring migration by two days each decade | Continue reading
Is it Possible to Identify DNS over HTTPs Without Decrypting TLS?, Author: Johannes Ullrich | Continue reading
Amazon Alexa turns out to be an effective and impartial ally in maintaining a competitive board-gaming family’s holiday-season peace. | Continue reading
The NREL scientists, along with colleagues at Yale University, Argonne National Laboratory, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, are part of the Department of Energy's Co-Optimization of Fuels & Engines (Co-Optima) initiative. Co-Optima's research focuses on improving fuel economy … | Continue reading
The Apollo 11 moon mission almost didn't make it back. Pretty much everyone in the world who was alive and old enough on July 20, 1969 will always | Continue reading
Light provides the energy that plants and other photosynthetic organisms need to grow, which ultimately yields the metabolites that feed all other organisms on the planet. Plants also rely on light cues for developing their photosynthetic machinery and to sync their life cycles a … | Continue reading
The International Space Station has continuously been home to astronauts for more than nineteen years. Astronauts conduct scientific research using dozens of special facilities aboard the space station, which also provides them with a place to eat, sleep, relax and exercise. To m … | Continue reading
The Watchmen love story was the beating heart of the HBO drama series' first season and it reflects the other work of Damon Lindelof. | Continue reading
The critical need for innovative technology in the health space makes getting back to the creativity of the Steve Jobs era more possible than ever before. | Continue reading
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An epidemiologist explores the social and economic roots of the 13,060 firearm-related deaths in 48 states in 2015 | Continue reading
The Supreme Court is refusing to hear a case about banning sleeping on the streets, but homeless advocates are bracing for an executive order. | Continue reading
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The U.S. economy may be expanding, but it's taking the low road to growth that undermines wellbeing and may cause economic challenges in the future, according a new study published online in the Cambridge Journal of Economics that centers on the way different countries have respo … | Continue reading
There is a special and pretty secret mode in browsers, called design mode. | Continue reading
Infrared cameras detect people and other objects by the heat they emit. Now, researchers have discovered the uncanny ability of a material to hide a target by masking its telltale heat properties. | Continue reading
Bill Mew, Founder of The Crisis Team, explores what arrogance and an excess of self confidence can lead to within leadership | Continue reading
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On a recent late fall afternoon at Kyles Ford, the white branches of sycamore trees overhung the banks of the Clinch River, leaves slowly turning yellow. Green walnuts covered the ground. The shallow water ran fast and cold over the rocky bottom, but it was littered with the whit … | Continue reading
We gathered recommendations to our favorite gifts for video gamers, from popular games to give with new consoles to lesser-known greats for experienced gamers. | Continue reading
- By Phil Siarri - In this age of “tech cold war”, one Chinese mobile application that has gotten a lot of attention is TikTok. Launched in 2016, the social media app now boasts more than 1 billion... | Continue reading