SNRGY Studios, a Swedish product development firm of designers and engineers, looked into hobbyist soldering stations. Their research indicated that many peoples' soldering set-ups look like this: SNRGY founder Alexander Osika could relate. "As a maker for many years," he writes, … | Continue reading
The second administration of President Donald J. Trump has already started working its special magic across the Washington, D.C. capital region. Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) have fired tens of thousands of federal workers, with more to come. Those … | Continue reading
This study serves as a glimmer of easy-to-implement hope. Researchers make surprising discovery after studying people who bike to work: 'Has not been studied at all before' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
It’s finally time for the biggest video game event of the last few years. In January, Nintendo officially unveiled the successor to the Switch, helpfully called the Switch 2. The short video showed off some of the console’s features, like magnetized Joy-Cons, and provided a brief … | Continue reading
Futurist Peter Leyden finds parallels between America in 2025 and at three pivotal points in its history, each 80 years before the last. | Continue reading
It's lifted from new album Abyss, which is out this Friday Anika has released a new single, titled 'Oxygen'. The track appears on new album Abyss, which is out later this week. "'Oxygen' is about feeling trapped in your own body, in your own narrative, in your own society, within … | Continue reading
Researchers harness the power of the world’s most advanced supercomputers to simulate the inner workings of cellular machinery that repairs DNA and helps prevent life-threatening diseases. Sunburn and premature aging are well-known consequences of exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rad … | Continue reading
Welcome to the worst day on the internet! As Chaim Gartenberg pointed out years ago, brands and a holiday dedicated to hoaxes are rarely a winning combo. If you’re a company with any kind of social media presence in 2025, you really, truly only have four options on April Fools’ D … | Continue reading
Tressie McMillan Cottom: AI is mid tech for mid tasks. “The use cases for artificial intelligence across every domain of work and life have started to get silly really fast.” | Continue reading
On Sunday, a few thousand people in Green Bay, Wisconsin, gathered to hear Elon Musk speak — and give away two giant cardboard checks for $1 million. Attendance at the event was limited to people who had added their names to a petition against “activist judges,†created by … | Continue reading
Polar to put the first smartwatch on Mars The post Hilarious April Fools Continue from Wahoo and Apple appeared first on the5krunner • tri bike run. The full post can be read now at the5krunner • tri bike run. | Continue reading
The newfound ecosystem is filled with sea crabs, octopuses and gigantic sponges, suggesting it may have been thriving for centuries. | Continue reading
Is it worth it having a separate use-case layer? When I occasionally post something about Ports and Adapters (also known as hexagonal architecture), a few reactions seem to indicate that I'm 'doing it wrong'. I apologize for the use of weasel words, but I don't intend to put part … | Continue reading
StackSocial's lowest price of 2025 on this massive productivity bundle is just $50, 77% off its regular retail price of $220. | Continue reading
Sluggish action on the climate crisis is inspiring communities to take charge of their own renewable energy, bringing benefits beyond lower bills. Can a new government bill supercharge the sector? The post Power to the people: the rise of community energy appeared first on Positi … | Continue reading
Tariffs or not, Texas is rapidly becoming an epicenter of domestic solar manufacturing in the US, with an assist from overseas investors. The post Texas Lawmakers Just Can’t Quit Solar … Manufacturing, That Is appeared first on CleanTechnica. | Continue reading
The latest horrifying tale from Talk to Me's Danny and Michael Philippou hits theaters May 30. | Continue reading
Is this an April Fool’s post? I’m not sure. David Agus is the author of a book that included “at least 95 separate passages,” including my personal favorite (as reported by the LA Times): “Long sections of a chapter on … Continue reading → | Continue reading
The creator said he is worried about the changing political climate circling the globe. | Continue reading
How’s that 5G rollout going in your area? Even in 2025, there’s no guarantee you’re going to be able to get reliable cell service everywhere you go, especially if you happen to live somewhere that’s especially crowded or remote — or if you work in your company’s basement. That’ … | Continue reading
Google is updating Gmail to allow enterprise users to send encrypted messages to any inbox in just a few clicks. Google says it’s developed a new encryption model that, unlike the current encryption feature on Gmail, doesn’t require senders or recipients to use custom software or … | Continue reading
The researchers have done extensive testing on their technology. Scientists create revolutionary new battery technology with potential to change the world — here's how it works first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
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Securely connect to anything on the internet with Tailscale. Built on WireGuard®️, Tailscale enables you to make finely configurable connections, secured end-to-end according to zero trust principles, between any resources on any infrastructure. | Continue reading
“A colleague of mine advised me to apply to ten jobs a day, but I’ve been focused on doing more and getting to twenty,” my client Todd said. He then scrolled through his spreadsheet of all the jobs he had applied for — hundreds of applications, with no interviews. What at first w … | Continue reading
Dear Atlas is Atlas Obscura’s travel advice column, answering the questions you won’t find in traditional guidebooks. Have a question for our experts? Submit it here. * * * Dear Atlas, If I’m gonna take a long-haul trip, I want to make the most out of the actual journey. Are ther … | Continue reading
Jesse James didn’t find his resting place easily. After being shot dead by Bob Ford, James’ body was buried three times and exhumed twice. Today, his final resting place is in a cemetery down the road from his birthplace in Missouri. He is buried next to his wife, first cousin Ze … | Continue reading
It's time for part 2 of fabulous new nicknames! Another 3-letter-name goes up in flames: (Aw, Hal.) Let's see if you can guess the rest without any help: "The 'N' is silent." Whether you're Stephen with a 'ph' or Steven with a 'v,' I've got you covered: It's pronounced "Stiv-FEN. … | Continue reading
Attackers are now targeting a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in the CrushFTP file transfer software using exploits based on publicly available proof-of-concept code. [...] | Continue reading
Tickets for autonomous flights over two tourist spots in China should go on sale shortly. China's civil aviation authority has given the green light for urban air mobility outfit EHang to begin low-altitude commercial operations with its EH216-S eVTOL. Continue Reading Category: … | Continue reading
"America needs you to grow up, you petulant man-child." | Continue reading
Give your devices advanced defenses against malware, viruses, phishing, and more, without compromising speed or performance. | Continue reading
Garmin has just announced the new Vivoacitve 6, which brings it even closer to their mainstream consumer watch, the Venu 3. This new version adds in some 50 sport profile modes, a ton of running features including running dynamics, running … Read More Here → | Continue reading
Dr. Joseph Mercola is a well-known and top-grossing figure in the anti-vaccine conspirituality space. In 2021, he was named (along with his good pal Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.) as one of the Disinformation Dozen by the Center for Countering Digital Hate for spreading COVID and anti-v … | Continue reading
An outbreak of tuberculosis (TB), a lung disease often marked by a persistent cough, began in January 2024 in Kansas City, Kansas, and two neighboring counties. As of early March 2025, the outbreak is ongoing. So far, 147 people have been diagnosed, with 67 developing symptoms. T … | Continue reading
"The sky is practically plaid with chemtrails." Resident baffles neighbors with strange claims after sharing weather photo: 'Not a cloud in the sky this morning' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Today's links Anyone who trusts an AI therapist needs their head examined: Same goes for trusting an AI with your trade secrets. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: 2010, 2015, 2020, 2024 Upcoming appearances: Where to find me. Upcoming appearances: Where … | Continue reading
In a surprise reversal, Coyote vs. Acme is coming to theatres. After being cancelled before distribution, the film has been picked up and is now due to be released in 2026. When distribution offers fell far short of Warner Brothers Discovery's anticipated $75- $80 million, the st … | Continue reading
As Donald Trump pouts and complains about artist Sarah Boardman's portrait of him, filmmaker, director, actor, and all around political provocateur Michael Moore is calling upon all artists—yes, that means YOU, dear reader, as everyone is an artist!—to create and share their own … | Continue reading
Today marks NINETEEN years since I first set off on the road, trading a San Francisco high rise apartment and a Silicon Valley career for a life of adventure and exploration. If I could travel back in time to give my pre-nomadic past self a glimpse of the future, I am not sure wh … | Continue reading
So much of our online and technological lives rely on standards, the sets of rules designed to make sure our favorite gadgets and services work together. At their best, they make everything work seamlessly, and we never need to worry about what’s happening behind the scenes. But … | Continue reading
An analysis shows the impact can linger for senior leaders. | Continue reading
Save 92% on a license for Microsoft latest OS—Windows 11 Pro—grabbing it for just $14.97. | Continue reading
I discovered this statement, attributed only to “JBD”, in a Mastodon post from the Programming Quotes account. “A good API is not just easy to use but also hard to misuse”. I think it’s genius. And designing an API like … Continue reading → | Continue reading
Salespeople with a purpose beyond making money outsell those who are focused exclusively on targets and quotas. | Continue reading
A conversation with HBS professor Raj Choudhury on what research really shows about hybrid work. | Continue reading
Wait, the Daily Telescope is back? Sort of. | Continue reading
Dear ICE official(s), I noticed you recently detained your first Iranian foreign national. As a first-generation Iranian American, I’ve been conditioned to assume this is a testament to our great Persian culture. At least I’m sure that’s what my dad will say. Is he from Shiraz? I … | Continue reading