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Thursday September 20, 2018. 09:45 PM
The New York Times Company on Thursday filed a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) concerning records the newspaper alleges may shed light on possible Russian participation in a public comment period before the commission rolled back Obama-era net...
Enlarge / Broken plate with knife and fork on white background. (credit: Getty | PM Images) Brian Wansink, the Cornell nutrition researcher who was world-renowned for his massively popular, commonsense-style dieting studies before ultimately going down in flames in a beefy...
Lightning cables typically fray at the ends causing the wire to break. I wish Apple used plain old microUSB cables, because I have about 100 of them for other devices and they seem to last longer than Lightning cables. Instead, I have to constantly buy replacement Lightning...
Netflix’s new drama Maniac revolves around two people who sign up for a three-day pharmaceutical trial in order to wash their brains clean of issues, only to be taken on a wild journey […] The post The 11 Best Fictional Head Trips appeared first on Geek.com.
As I wrote last week, the California Farm Bureau (which lobbies for the state's farmers) struck a deal to gut the state's Right to Repair legislation, a move that will cost farmers their right to fix their own tractors and other heavy equipment. Kyle Wiens from iFixit and...
Sam Machkovech SEATTLE—'Echo Dot is the best-selling speaker ever.' With that simple assertion, Amazon made no bones about its aspirations to keep making Echo-branded devices—and proceeded to unveil a significant number of voice-activated and connected-home products and ...
In a wonderful example of truth validating fiction, the star system imagined as the location of Vulcan, Spock's home world in Star Trek, has a planet orbiting it in real life. From a report: A team of scientists spotted the exoplanet, which is about twice the size of Earth,...
Amazon’s surprise hardware event in Seattle today revealed a lot of new Alexa-powered devices, but it’s the Fire TV Recast that will be of most interest to a lot of users. It’s a new companion DVR that lets you watch, record, and replay free over-the-air TV programming ...
In 2013, Deputy Luis Ortiz was the 'school resource officer' at Etiwanda Intermediate in San Bernardino County, California, when he arrested a group of 12- and 13-year-old girls, cuffing them and taking them to jail in a police vehicle; at the time and afterward, Ortiz said...
Wall clock? Microwave? Amazon expands its line of Alexa-enabled devices while refreshing its smart speaker lineup.
NHTSA A video of a Tesla Model 3 crashing is rarely cause for celebration. But today it is, because the videos are of recent National Highway Traffic Safety Administration New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) safety tests, which the littlest Tesla just aced. Whether it was...
Officials are pushing for extreme self-sufficiency when the next hurricane, earthquake, or other catastrophe hits, but the advice can be unclear and impractical.
Since the US conquered Puerto Rico in the Spanish-American war, it has treated the island as a playground for the rich, with all kinds of sweetheart tax-deals and regulatory exemptions that lured some industry and some rich people to the island, but which kept it from ever...
The writers explore, in essay and memoir, the crucial ways reality has crumbled.
Building on technology gained via the 2017 acquisition of Komand, Rapid7 is now rolling out new security orchestration and automation capabilities in its product portfolio.
Building on technology gained via the 2017 acquisition of Komand, Rapid7 is now rolling out new security orchestration and automation capabilities in its product portfolio.
At its surprise reveal today, Amazon took the wraps off an Alexa-powered microwave, a smart plug, and a whole host of other devices. It also announced updates to its Echo Dot, Echo Plus and Echo Show products, with improved audio and the nicer, fabric look Amazon introduced...
'I can see the blood, but what's in it?' asks the cantankerous celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay about a burger before taking a bite, in an episode of Kitchen Nightmares. After he tastes it, Ramsay says, 'that is hideous' and moves the plate away. The restaurant owners get mad...
Enlarge / The Senate's IT security team can't protect senators' and staffers' own devices and accounts. Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) wants to change that. (credit: Martin Falbisoner / Wikimedia Commons) Sen. Ron Wyden has been a squeaky wheel about the US Senate's weak security...
Sony PlayStation Classic is Now Preorderable Only one day after launch, and half the vendors we initially found have sold out of the Sony PlayStation Classic. Only Walmart and Gamestop have stock […] The post Geek Daily Deals: Last Easy Chance to Preorder a Playstation...
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