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upstart writes:Roller coasters are triggering iPhone 14's Crash Detection feature:

upstart writes:Tesla Removes Ultrasonic Sensors from Vehicles, Temporarily Disables Autopilot Features - ExtremeTech:

upstart writes:Apple's manufacturing moves away from China are a drop in the ocean:

upstart writes:Volocopter completes crewed eVTOL test flight out of Rome vertiport:

upstart writes:The Rust team is putting more resources into helping developers write code faster:

upstart writes:This is how we can get a high-resolution image of an exoplanet:

upstart writes:In sudden reversal, Valve will let a cult classic visual novel onto Steam:

hubie writes:Researchers at Baylor and Campbell universities found that smartphone users seeking meaning and purpose through their devices and social media could experience the opposite:

upstart writes:Bridge connecting Russia and Crimea collapses after explosion and fire - ABC News:

upstart writes:A cold winter is awaiting mobile networks and phones in Europe:

upstart writes:New Study Shows That High R&D Costs Don't Explain High Drug Prices:

canopic jug writes:Volume 189 of The PCLinuxOS Magazine has an article on Bill Gates' evil prophecy from 40 years ago where he aims for ending general-purpose computing. He achieves that goal a step at a time over the decades, with the help of many a mole and quisling. Lately, the Pluton chip and Restricted Boot play both play key roles towards ending this era of general-purpose computing. The Pluton chip is an extension of the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) used by Vista10 and required by Vista11. Canonical, the maker of Ubuntu, and even its upstream source, Debian, folded years ago in regards to secure boot by using Microsoft's signing key, possibly cementing that as the norm. The article covers that and many other incidents leading up to the current situation.There is an ever-decreasing amount of time left to keep general-purpose computing alive and the author signs off with how to approach the political maneuvers going on:

hubie writes:Researchers have measured how uncomfortable and 'creeped out' using apps can make us feel:

upstart writes:'The Onion' filed a real brief with the Supreme Court supporting man jailed for making fun of cops:

upstart writes:The Pi Shortage Pricing Changes the Equation:

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Snotnose and an AC write:Adafruit's Cheekmate gets to the bottom (ahem) of chess cheating controversy:

upstart writes:NASA Wants To Mine The Moon, But Law Experts Say It's Not That Simple:

hubie writes:Drinking two to three cups of coffee a day is linked with a longer lifespan and lower risk of cardiovascular disease compared with avoiding coffee:

upstart writes:Taken as a share of the market price, the climate change impacts of mining the digital cryptocurrency Bitcoin is more comparable to the impacts of extracting and refining crude oil than mining gold:

upstart writes:The countries say the pact will help combat serious crimes, but privacy advocates have raised concerns:

An Anonymous Coward writes:Exoplanet hunters should check for NO:

owl writes:http://www.os2museum.com/wp/pc-mos386-source-code/

upstart writes:NASA's DART asteroid impact test left a trail over 6,000 miles long:

hubie writes:Biomarkers used to track benefits of anti-ageing therapies can be misleading:

canopic jug writes:The New Yorker has a non-technical article, The Thorny Problem of Keeping the Internet's Time, about the Network Time Protocol (NTP) from both the software and protocol perspectives. It gives a surprisingly good summary of the background of both as well as the current situation and the issues holding back the next steps. If you have networked computers, especially servers, in any capacity then you are certainly familiar with the NTP or at least its supporting utilities. NTP was developed by David Mills, who by the late 1970s, after a *little*-bit-of-improvementer his PhD, eventually ended up at COMSAT where he started working on it for ARPANET. He still works on it despite failed eyesight.

upstart writes:Uber's Former Security Chief Convicted of Covering Up 2016 Data Breach:

takyon writes:Samsung announces 36 Gbps GDDR7 memory standard, aims to release V-NAND storage solutions with 1000 layers by 2030

upstart writes:The first step will be figuring out the extent of the damage and then the difficulties really begin:

upstart writes:The American chess grandmaster at the centre of the sport's biggest scandal has been accused of cheating more than 100 times on a major online platform:

upstart writes:A patch is already available:

upstart writes:Most developers aren't particularly good at building authorization into their applications, but would they trust a third-party provider like Oso?:

upstart writes:The future heart of the Vera C. Rubin Observatory will soon make its way to Chile:

upstart writes:Nobel Prize in Physics won for quantum entanglement findings:

hubie writes:A person's distrust in humans predicts they will have more trust in artificial intelligence's ability to moderate content online:

Snotnose writes:So you thought you bought some software

upstart writes:NASA's Mars Helicopter Snags Mysterious Foreign Object on 33rd Flight - ExtremeTech:

CheesyMoo writes:The White House has published a Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights:https://www.whitehouse.gov/ostp/ai-bill-of-rights/

upstart writes:Former Co-Owner of Russia's Baikal Microelectronics Goes Bankrupt:

upstart writes:Know about five oceans on Earth? The sixth has just been discovered

upstart writes:Watch Live as SpaceX Attempts Its Fifth Crewed Launch to the ISS:

upstart writes:FCC will start kicking voice providers out of its robocall database:

upstart writes:Scientists Have Discovered a New Set of Blood Groups:

Linux 6.0 Releases Stable Branch Supporting Latest Architectureupstart writes:Linux 6.0 releases stable branch supporting latest architecture:

hubie writes:New Theory Concludes That the Origin of Life on Earth-Like Planets Is Likely:

upstart writes:Asus Wants to Spark a 'Revolution' to Hide All PC Cables - ExtremeTech:

upstart writes:Another person outsmarted a state government trying to confiscate firearms via a gun buyback program with merely a 3D printer and PLA filament:

Ometecuhtli writes:https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-63089348

upstart writes:SEC Charges Kim Kardashian for Unlawfully Touting Crypto Security:

upstart writes:Can methanol move beyond its dirty roots?