“Autonomous vehicles are recording their surroundings continuously and have the potential to help with investigative leads,” an internal training document states. | Continue reading
There's a flavour of fraud for everyone, whether you're an Instagram hacker, a Depop grifter or a fake deliveryman. | Continue reading
Bitcoin has shed more than half its value and a multi-billion-dollar "stablecoin" has imploded, but investors aren't buying that crypto is dead. | Continue reading
More and different kinds of people can now aspire to TV’s most important job—but streaming and COVID have set them up to fail. | Continue reading
A long time ago, an interface far, far away. | Continue reading
The identified groups make up less than 4 percent of Chicago's police force but account for a quarter of all complaints, settlements, and shootings. | Continue reading
Placer.ai allowed anyone to freely create an account and start using its visualized data to see where visitors to Planned Parenthood facilities approximately live. | Continue reading
DIY medicine collectives are preparing for the horrifying prospect that Roe v. Wade will be overturned. | Continue reading
Squatters say more people are joining them. | Continue reading
Dan O’Dowd won’t talk about housing, inflation, or COVID-19—just Tesla and “cyber Armageddon.” | Continue reading
Machine guns, hand grenades and hunting rifles have all been found by the magnet fishers who trawl Britain's waterways for fun. | Continue reading
the original Roe v Wade ruling was leaked too, published in Time hours before it was announced # | Continue reading
Scientists modified an enzyme that can break down plastic in one week to create fresh material for new products. | Continue reading
It costs just over $160 to get a week's worth of data on where people who visited Planned Parenthood came from, and where they went afterwards. | Continue reading
Newly released documents showed the CDC planned to use phone location data to monitor schools and churches, and wanted to use the data for many non-COVID-19 purposes too. | Continue reading
Officials warned of a “catastrophic failure” just days before the iconic observatory collapsed in December 2020. | Continue reading
A symbol of Ukrainian resistance is now a bona fide video game star. | Continue reading
Yuga Labs' Otherside sale sparked a "gas war" that wasted millions and clogged up Ethereum, resulting in failed transactions. | Continue reading
Read "dishonesty.pdf," the harrowing transcript of two LAPD officers trying to capture Snorlax in ‘Pokémon Go’ while ignoring a robbery. | Continue reading
Broeksmit, the whistleblower found dead in Los Angeles this week, was recently arrested for allegedly threatening employees at his old apartment complex. | Continue reading
The concession to warehouse workers follows the first union victory at an Amazon warehouse in US history. | Continue reading
It was not immediately clear how many employees Netflix laid off or if it plans to continue the website. | Continue reading
Twitter’s premier poster shared his thoughts with us on the recent sale of the social media platform. | Continue reading
"I had recently read Frank Herbert’s Dune, so I jumped at the opportunity to work with real life sand worms," said the study's lead author. | Continue reading
You won't find liberation on a platform owned by this or that billionaire. | Continue reading
There isn’t a site that can replace Twitter that is exactly like Twitter, but you have options for a slower, possibly better, social media experience. | Continue reading
BitTorrent usage has bounced back because there's too many streaming services, and too much exclusive content. | Continue reading
He’s also come up with a list of jobs considered the most boring by people. Is yours on it? | Continue reading
A Tesla Model Y with no one in the driver’s seat appears to have hit a private jet on a tarmac. | Continue reading
30 percent say they don’t know how to make new friends and they’ve never felt more alone. | Continue reading
The government is looking into worm holes, anti-gravity, and invisibility cloaks, according to documents obtained by Motherboard through FOIA. | Continue reading
For an entire day, wind power became the second-largest source of electricity in the country for the first time in recorded history. | Continue reading
Last year as part of a Motherboard investigation, experts said Otonomo could face legal issues. Now the company is facing a class action lawsuit. | Continue reading
The hackers stole $624 million from the game’s Ronin Network bridge in one of the largest crypto hacks of all time. | Continue reading
Ransomware gangs are targeting everyone from large and small businesses and government agencies to hospitals and schools. | Continue reading
Multiple people were shot and “several” undetonated explosive devices were discovered in a subway station in Brooklyn on Tuesday morning. | Continue reading
Twitch is one of the few platforms Ukrainians can use to speak directly to the Russian people. | Continue reading
Meteorites, spacesuits and Hollywood memorabilia: Everything can be bought at Theatrum Mundi, if you have the cash. | Continue reading
One engineer has built a new communications protocol that he says is resistant to disaster and central points of failure. | Continue reading
Amtrak wants to run two round-trip trains a day between Mobile and New Orleans. Freight companies are fighting it. So Amtrak is taking it to Twitch. | Continue reading
Millions of people think watching "subliminals" will make them grow taller and manifest money, but some say YouTubers are hiding dark messages in their videos. | Continue reading
Days after YouTube kicked Kremlin-backed Russia Today off its platform, the propaganda network found a new home on the far-right social network. | Continue reading
The NFT marketplace is now facing at least three lawsuits over stolen cartoon apes after a new complaint was filed this week. | Continue reading
Motherboard obtained reports of stalking, harassment, and abuse using Airtags, targeting victims of intimate partner violence. | Continue reading
Before psychedelic therapy and services becomes widely available, there needs to be a better understanding of all the ways these experiences can go wrong. | Continue reading
Go and replace “watch” in any YouTube video URL with “wtch” and see what happens. I set out to find why. | Continue reading
The Office of Inspector General found the agency did not have legal authority for searches in its "iCOP" surveillance program. | Continue reading
Does a movement that pushes us to accept all cognitive and mental differences help people feel better? | Continue reading