"That is a fantastic find!" Shopper elated after discovering high-end kitchen appliance at Goodwill: 'It looks brand new' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
If you're ready to unlock the full potential of ChatGPT and elevate your skills in AI and automation, this is the perfect opportunity to invest in your future. | Continue reading
Money transfer giant MoneyGram has confirmed it suffered a cyberattack after dealing with system outages and customer complaints about lack of service since Friday. [...] | Continue reading
I call this journal Random, Aimless and Unplanned because I have no agenda. I just write what on my mind or from the gut, so they say.My entries are more of a subconscious flow. This means I’m not thinking about what I’m saying. I’m not worrying about the critics or their meaning … | Continue reading
If you've ever dreamed of becoming bilingual, now is the perfect time to seize the opportunity with Babbel's lifetime subscription available at an unprecedented low price. | Continue reading
A star’s close flyby billions of years ago possibly influenced the solar system’s architecture, leading to unusual orbits of trans-Neptunian objects and explaining the origin of Jupiter and Saturn’s irregular moons. New evidence suggests that billions of years ago, a star may hav … | Continue reading
Rainy and cold. The tall goldenrod heads are bowed, flowering downward. A squirrel’s keening alarm for a hawk. | Continue reading
Image: Netgear Netgear announced three new entries to its Nighthawk Wi-Fi 7 router collection today: the RS600, RS500, and RS200. The company says all three routers, which range in price from $229 to $499, will be available today. The two pricier options, the $499 RS600 and the $ … | Continue reading
Move over, Moo Deng, there's a new superstar baby animal that's become a surprise viral sensation – a nine-month-old king penguin chick named Pesto whose species-defying growth spurt has made this big boy a worldwide hit. Continue Reading Category: Biology, Science Tags: Penguins … | Continue reading
The Pathetic Fallacy —an excerpt The Saint Meets His Match, The Saint Goes Underground, Pope’s translation of The Aeneid, The Collected Trollop, the last five issues of Baseball Digest, a whole library of French semanticists piled on the hospital bed, on the bed table. If he was … | Continue reading
Moon and Aries did an amazing job in broadening their chillwave sonics into other realms, keeping their music fresh and exciting for themselves and for their audience as well. | Continue reading
The Mountain Peak House in Asheville, North Carolina, represents a significant renovation by KUBE Architecture, designed as a retirement home for the firm's Salt + Pepper House clients. Nestled at a high elevation with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, the ho … | Continue reading
Amid plans for a listing on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, Żabka places Romania, ‘an attractive adjacent market’ at the heart of its future growth. Just weeks after Latvia’s airBaltic announced plans to launch an initial public offering (IPO), Luxembourg-based private equity firm CVC … | Continue reading
As promised, the audiobook for Waves in an Impossible Sea, read by Christopher Grove, has finally come available. You can find it on Audible and on many other platforms. (Click here to order the audibook, hardback, or e-book.) To help make the text easier to follow, I’ve put the … | Continue reading
Nachhaltigkeit ist mehr als nur ein ethisches Ziel – sie bietet auch klare Vorteile, gerade in der Eventbranche. In unserem Panel dreht sich alles rund um das Thema „Nachhaltige Stromversorgung für Events“ – wir wollen praxisnah beleuchten, wie ... | Continue reading
"A Sign in Space" simulated an extraterrestrial communication to see whether humans are prepared for the real deal. | Continue reading
Researchers managed to retrieve single-stranded genetic material from a Tasmanian tiger specimen in a museum. | Continue reading
Scientists at the West Virginia University Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute hope to unlock the true potential of drugs designed to target Alzheimer's. | Continue reading
By Jacqui Banaszynski ast Friday, my penultimate Friday newsletter as editor of Storyboard invited you to consider whether you’re the right next person for the role. (I wrote that sentence as a small insider wink at my treasured word-nerd friends out there — those who know what p … | Continue reading
The biotech company Loyal is developing several drugs that will try, for the first time, to directly extend a dog's life. | Continue reading
A materials science team at UT Austin developed a two-step system that dramatically speeds up oil spill cleanups, while recovering almost 99% of the oil to be reused. | Continue reading
A groundbreaking plastic made with E. coli can be infinitely recycled and outperforms traditional fossil fuel-based plastics. | Continue reading
NASA's Quesst mission seeks to validate a quiet supersonic technology, which could change FAA rules about flying faster than sound. | Continue reading
A model for how to translate technically ambitious games to Nintendo's popular console. | Continue reading
A Caltech experiment demonstrated space-based solar power’s potential, marking a key step in harnessing orbital renewable energy. | Continue reading
A team of college students built the SBUDNIC satellite using off-the-shelf components, including AA batteries. | Continue reading
A light-propelled spacecraft, infinitely recyclable plastic, and other inspiring projects earned trophies at this year's Science Fair. | Continue reading
When asteroid samples dropped to the Utah desert in 2023, it was go time for NASA's dedicated curation team. | Continue reading
Instead of rocket fuel, LightSail 2 used photons, demonstrating the viability of solar sailing for future space missions. | Continue reading
The original description of the project stated a goal to "unlock" as much as 4,800 megawatts of offshore wind, with the battery capacity to store it. Startup plans to construct the world's largest battery in unexpected state: 'A big win for electric customers' first appeared on T … | Continue reading
What happens when the well runs dry? | Continue reading
NASA's Perseverance rover has sent home pictures of a mysterious black-and-white striped rock, the likes of which scientists have never seen before on Mars. | Continue reading
Image: Brompton It might not be immediately obvious, but the Brompton G Line is the first major redesign of the iconic British folding bicycle in its nearly 50-year history. It’s even bigger than the launch of its first e-bike in 2019, literally and figuratively. The G Line is av … | Continue reading
This exclusive offer for our readers allows you to secure a two-year Premium subscription to NordPass at a record low price of just $1.18 per month (with an additional three months free) when you use the code Gizmodo15 from September 24th to 30th. | Continue reading
As supported by the 12 factor and 15 factor app methodologies, in application development, we've come to realize just how important it is to test our applications in a true-to-production environment before releasing them to consumers. This helps us to ... The post Run true-to-pro … | Continue reading
[Epidemiologists should not be needed after a race.] Speaking of gross events in San Francisco, a Tough Mudder race there seems to have infected a huge number of participants with bacteria that made them quite ill. Exposure to [waist-deep muddy water] is how Sonoma County officia … | Continue reading
While watching this video about making wine from Monster[1] this morning and thinking about how I want nothing more than to try it, I wondered how this would do as a replacement for the energy drink portion of The Robb Jobb. What is the Robb Jobb? Good question, smart reader. The … | Continue reading
The first wave of successful AI implementations will probably look more like the first wave of computing, which was dominated by large-scale enterprise installations that eliminated jobs. Consumer will come later. | Continue reading
For over 70 years, the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund (Haas Jr. Fund) has championed the philanthropic legacy of the Levi Strauss family, granting $695 million to organizations expanding rights and creating opportunities. Continue reading | Continue reading
What does it mean to block someone on a social media site? Way back in the mists of time, we dealt with trolls on Usenet with the almighty PLONK - PLaced On Newsgroup Killfile. It meant your newsreader never downloaded their posts. They could rant at you all day long, and you'd n … | Continue reading
LiquidPiston is testing a 10-kW generator it's prototyped for the US military, which it claims is just a quarter of the size and weight of the current model the Army uses. Continue Reading Category: Military, Technology Tags: LiquidPiston, Engine Technologies, Wankel, US Army | Continue reading
Science fiction would look completely different without Fritz Lang's 'Metropolis,' but the famous German epic wasn't born out of thin air. | Continue reading
📝 Using the Mute Button on Social Media - Muting unpleasant topics and people on social media is a must for anyone wanting to enjoy the experience. - louplummer.lol/using-the… | Continue reading
Myths of the strange births of Venus, Bacchus, Helen and Adonis, the Nativity, and Ford Madox Brown's son. | Continue reading
Like any sane person in the modern age, I try my best to curate an online experience that doesn't stress me out, bore me or waste my time. Thankfully most of the web sites where I spend my precious leisure time have all the tools I need to do that, not that I am that picky. On Ma … | Continue reading
Roscosmos cosmonauts Nikolai Chub and Oleg Kononenko and NASA astronaut Tracy C. Dyson, have returned to Earth from International Space Station (ISS). They left the space station aboard the Soyuz MS-25 spacecraft and made a parachute-assisted landing in Kazakhstan on 23 September … | Continue reading
Scientists have uncovered how hepatitis C infects cells, which could lead to a vaccine. This discovery offers hope for preventing a virus that affects millions worldwide. Approximately 58 million people worldwide are affected by chronic inflammation due to the hepatitis C virus, … | Continue reading