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Tuesday June 25, 2019. 02:11 PM
A few years ago the announcement that Steam would begin supporting Linux was a big deal: it meant that anyone who preferred to rock an open-source operating system over Mac OS or Windows 10 would have instant buy-it-and-play-it access to a large catalog of game titles that...
Woody and Buzz's friendship catchphrase -- 'The important thing is that we stick together!' -- becomes quite literal in these new mismatched 'Toy Story 4' sneakers. You get one shoe fashioned after Sheriff Woody and the other after Buzz Lightyear. Reebok collaborated with...
So you've visited the Kennedy Space Center every year. You've watched 'The Right Stuff' for the 95th time. There must be something to do while you're waiting to join Space Force for the next manned mission to Mars or the moon. Here's a combo that should raise a salute from...
Enrollees—mainly engineers and health workers—pretend to live on Mars, wear spacesuits, and ride in ATVs as medical disasters crop up around them.
Low Earth orbit satellites spin around the earth, slurping up temperature and humidity data, and feeding the numbers to supercomputer weather models.
The very existence of Indoor Explorer, which uses Bluetooth beacons to map public indoor spaces, has profound implications for the debate over the role of giant tech platforms.
Heartbeat rhythms could be the next biometric authentication method Biometric systems could use the unique patterns from a person's ECG reading for biometric sign-ons.…
Back in 1984, a lonely, weird kid calling himself Grandmaster Ratte' formed a hacker group in Lubbock, Texas. called the Cult of the Dead Cow, a name inspired by a nearby slaughterhouse. In the decades to come, cDc would become one of the dominant forces on the BBS scene and ...
Next month’s Amazon Prime Day 2019 will be a two-day parade of deals. The annual sale kicks off at midnight PT on Monday, July 15, and—for the first time ever—runs for a full […] The post Amazon Prime Day 2019 Promises 48 Hours of Deals appeared first on Geek.com.
Handy features in the Store applications, but the underlying infrastructure changes matter more Hands On Microsoft's new terminal app is now available in the Windows Store - so naturally your vultures took it for a spin.…
The FCC proposes to auction a portion of spectrum reserved decades ago for educational uses. Some education advocates aren't happy.
YouTube is full of channels for learning how people survived centuries ago. They might be the nicest places on the internet.
'Wizards Unite' is bloated and overly complex—but at least it's something different.
Apple's next mobile operating system is now available as a public beta. Here's what you need to know about iOS 13.
With OWC’s Envoy Pro Ex with USB-C, another company is promising to deliver the full potential of USB external storage via NVMe SSDs. OWC claims 980MBps of sustained throughput, which is very fast, though we'll verify that when we test it. The drive, which is Mac- and...
Internet fraud takes many forms, from retail websites that don’t deliver, to emails phishing for credit card or bank information, to tech support scams that take over your desktop, and everything in between. They share a common goal, however: extracting money or personal...
Although third time unlucky as the centre stage enjoys an explosive landing SpaceX's Falcon Heavy turned night into day this morning as the monster rocket successfully hauled itself from Kennedy Space Center's Launch Complex 39A.…
Apple is planning on bringing 2,000 jobs to Seattle by 2024 -- twice the number it initially planned. Engadget reports: The new roles would focus on software and hardware and effectively multiply Apple's existing workforce by five. Currently, there are roughly 500 Apple...
The radon-detecting Wave's little brother is a great way to start checking for airborne irritants.
Turns out, a $35 off-the-shelf computer is all it takes to infiltrate the U.S. government. In April 2018, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory discovered a hacker gained access to one of its “major mission […] The post Raspberry Pi Used to Steal 500 MB of NASA Data appeared...
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