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Tuesday February 11, 2025. 03:59 PM
Astronomers have discovered what is believed to be the largest structure in the universe, more than 1.4 billion light-years across and containing seventy galactic superclusters. Our solar system is a mere two light-years across, and the entire Milky Way galaxy measures only...
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A total of 94 ransomware groups listed victims in 2024 (a 38 percent increase on 2023) with 49 new groups observed, according to a new report, reflecting further complexity in the ransomware landscape. The study from Searchlight Cyber also finds an 11 percent increase in the ...
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Version 6.3 of the Plasma desktop has been released. One year on, with the teething problems a major new release inevitably brings firmly behind us, Plasma's developers have worked on fine-tuning, squashing bugs and adding features to Plasma 6 — turning it into the best...
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In this video, artwork_in_studio on Instagram mixes pigments in water to find the average colors of national flags. This method honors the relative amount of each color in the flag—the British flag results in a purpler hue than the U.S., one, for example. — Read the rest ...
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The 6.6.77 stable kernel update has been released; it contains a single fix for a User Mode Linux build problem.
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Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (firefox, tbb, and thunderbird), Debian (cacti, libtasn1-6, and rust-openssl), Oracle (galera and mariadb, kernel, raptor2, and thunderbird), SUSE (bind, fq, java-21-openj9, libtasn1-6-32bit, ovmf, python310, python312,...
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Researchers using electrodes implanted in the brains of epilepsy patients have found that meditation produces changes in the regions of the brain involved in emotional regulation and memory. While previous studies have shown a link between meditation and brain activity, this ...
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Microplastics can move through mice brains and block blood vessels, essentially mimicking blood clots that could potentially be fatal or otherwise disrupt brain function. From a report: The findings are detailed in a peer-reviewed paper for which researchers for the first...
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Sometimes, people have to go to the emergency room because they misplace common household objects. Here are some x-rays of those objects such as keys, flashlights, fidget spinners, and live artillery shells, stuck inside of people's bums. These x-rays are both funny and...
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In a month when he’s already dominating world headlines, Elon Musk proposed a $97.4 billion bid to acquire control of artificial intelligence research company OpenAI. Reported by The Wall Street Journal, Musk and a consortium of investors want to steer the company back to...
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Another day, another weird, creative Twitter account. Many of these haven't yet made the jump to Bluesky, which is a shame, but in the curious case of Shibuya Meltdown, I think it's almost fitting. Make no mistake – Twitter (oh, sorry, X) is a site in steep decline, and...
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Hackers are taking the methods and strategies tested on larger companies and applying them to organizations of every size. Advanced evasion techniques -- once exclusive to advanced persistent threats -- have become the new normal, according to the latest threat report from...
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Remote position, webcam not working, then glitchy AI face... Red alert! Twice, over the past two months, Dawid Moczadło has interviewed purported job seekers only to discover that these 'software developers' were scammers using AI-based tools — likely to get hired at a...
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The United States and Britain have declined to sign an international AI declaration at a Paris summit on Tuesday, after U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance warned against over-regulation of the technology. The declaration, backed by France, China and India, calls for an 'open,...
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Buying an expensive, “fast” USB cable only to find that it chugs along like a steam train when transferring data can be highly disappointing. On the other hand, cheaper USB cables that deliver faster-than-expected data transfer speeds can be a welcome surprise. Alas,...
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Buying an expensive, “fast” USB cable only to find that it chugs along like a steam train when transferring data can be highly disappointing. On the other hand, cheaper USB cables that deliver faster-than-expected data transfer speeds can be a welcome surprise. Alas,...
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In this video, we learn about the symbiotic relationship between frogs and tarantulas. Although it may look as if the tarantula in this video is 'keeping the frog as a pet', it's actually a bit more complicated. Both the frog and the tarantula are using each other for safety ...
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A spate of tech-titan glow-ups has won plaudits from fashion pundits and trend-watchers, but everyone missed that they were dressing for the job they really wanted.
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Demons Emerge from a Large, Wooden Chest is a gorgeous woodblock print by Kawanable Kyōsai. The print was made in 1890. It's from his book Night Parade of One Hundred Demons, which features a selection of similar prints. The detailed style that these demons are drawn in...
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So now everyone's happy Updated Google has changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico on Google Maps to comply with a Donald Trump whim – but only for American users.…
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