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NATO Investigates Hacker Sale of Missile Firm Data
upstart writes:Nato investigates hacker sale of missile firm data:
DuckDuckGo Now Offers Anti-Tracking Email Service to Everyone
upstart writes:DuckDuckGo now offers anti-tracking email service to everyone:
The GPU Shortage is Over. The GPU Surplus Has Arrived!
upstart writes:The GPU shortage is over. The GPU surplus has arrived!:
Amazon and Microsoft Want to Go Big on Data Centres, but the Power Grid Can't Support Them
upstart writes:Power shortages in Ireland threaten to scupper plans by cloud giants AWS, Equinix and Microsoft to expand their data center footprints:
JWST Makes First Unequivocal Detection of Carbon Dioxide in an Exoplanet Atmosphere
upstart writes:James Webb Space Telescope makes first unequivocal detection of carbon dioxide in an exoplanet atmosphere:
Intel Plans for Joint Ownership of New Fabs
takyon writes:Intel Kicks Off Fab Co-Investment Program with Brookfield: New Fabs to be Jointly Owned
Study First to Link Weed Killer Roundup to Convulsions in Animals
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Former UK Supreme Court Judge Calls Out Online Safety Bill as Harmful by Itself
upstart writes:Former UK Supreme Court Judge Calls Out Online Safety Bill As Harmful By Itself:
Top Programming Languages 2022 (According to IEEE)
upstart writes:Top Programming Languages 2022:
Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Linked to Changes in Dolphin Gene Activity
An Anonymous Coward writes:https://www.newscientist.com/article/2335230-deepwater-horizon-oil-spill-linked-to-changes-in-dolphin-gene-activity
An Extrasolar World Covered in Water?
hubie writes:A team of Université de Montréal astronomers have discovered an exoplanet that could be completely covered in water:
Twitter Whistleblower Claims Musk Was Right About Bots; FTC Reviewing Report
Freeman writes:https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/08/twitter-whistleblower-claims-musk-was-right-about-bots-ftc-reviewing-report/
Filtering Poisons With Seeds
upstart writes:Waste from vegetable oil manufacturing could cheaply and effectively remove toxic heavy metals from contaminated water:
'Magical' Rock Crystals Found at Stone Age Ceremonial Site in England
upstart writes:Neolithic people sprinkled the crystals over burials:
California is Banning the Sale of New Gasoline-Powered Cars by 2035
liar writes:
Cheap, High Capacity, and Fast: New Aluminum Battery Tech Promises It All
upstart writes:The big catch is that it has to be at roughly the boiling point of water to work:
Leaked TSMC Slide Shows N3E Yields Progressing Ahead of Plan
upstart writes:Leaked TSMC Slide Shows N3E Yields Progressing Ahead of Plan:
Microsoft Details Critical Vulnerability in ChromeOS
upstart writes:Microsoft details critical vulnerability in ChromeOS:
Federal Court Upholds First Amendment Protections for Student’s Off-Campus Social Media Posts
upstart writes:Victory! Federal Court Upholds First Amendment Protections for Student's Off-Campus Social Media Post:
VW Strikes a Deal With Canada to Build EV Batteries in North America
upstart writes:VW strikes a deal with Canada to build EV batteries in North America:
NASA Astronauts on Artemis Could Talk to a Spaceship Computer
upstart writes:And why engineers say the moon-bound Alexa can't become 2001's HAL:
Computers Vs. TV: Which is Less Likely to Promote Dementia?
An Anonymous Coward writes:When it comes to health issues, not all forms of being sedentary are equal:
3 Reasons Cloud Computing Doesn’t Save Money
upstart writes:3 reasons cloud computing doesn't save money:
Airlines are Trying to Resurrect the Concorde Era
upstart writes:Airlines are trying to resurrect the Concorde era:
Scanning Students’ Homes During Remote Testing is Unconstitutional, Judge Says
NotSanguine writes:Ars Technica is reporting on a recent (22 August 2022) ruling from an Ohio Federal Court that "room scans" prior to testing is considered an impermissible search under the Fourth Amendment.
Your Next Wooden Chair Could Arrive Flat, Then Dry Into a 3D Shape
hubie writes:Your next wooden chair could arrive flat, then dry into a 3D shape (video):
Ex-Apple Engineer Pleads Guilty To Stealing Apple's Car Secrets
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Does Time Exist? How Do We Know?
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At Long Last, Mathematical Proof That Black Holes Are Stable
upstart writes:The solutions to Einstein's equations that describe a spinning black hole won't blow up, even when poked or prodded:
StarFive VisionFive 2 Quad-Core RISC-V SBC Launched for $46 and Up
takyon writes:StarFive VisionFive 2 quad-core RISC-V SBC launched for $46 and up
Charmed Protons Weigh Less Than the Sum of Their Parts
Snotnose writes:From https://www.livescience.com/protons-charm-quark:
Wave Created by Tonga Volcano Eruption Reached 90M (295ft) Nine Times Taller than 2011 Japan Tsunami
hubie writes:New research reveals more about the magnitude of January eruption, as researchers call for better preparedness:
Ultrathin Dental Camera Inspired By Insect-Eye Structure
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Coffee and Cigarettes
hubie writes:Coffee and cigarettes: UF Health research sheds new light on nicotine and morning brew:
Qualcomm is Jumping Back Into the Server CPU Market With Nuvia Acquisition
upstart writes:Qualcomm is jumping back into the server CPU market with Nuvia acquisition:
Study Shows Gulf of Maine Cooling for 900 Years, Then Quickly Warming Since Late 1800s
hubie writes:By combining seawater data taken from clam shells and thousands of climate simulations, researchers found that 900 years of cooling in the Gulf of Maine were suddenly reversed in the late 1800s:
Australian Army Reveals Hybrid Electric Bushmaster Development
upstart writes:Australian Army reveals electric Bushmaster development - Asian Military Review:
50 Years Ago, NASA's Copernicus Set the Bar for Space Astronomy
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New Evidence that Water Separates Into Two Different Liquids at Low Temperatures
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Google: Here's How We Blocked the Largest Web DDoS Attack Ever
An Anonymous Coward writes:Google Cloud says it protected one customer from a Mēris botnet attack that peaked at 46 million requests per second:
Europe's Drought Exposes WW2 Ships, Bombs and Prehistoric Stones
An Anonymous Coward writes:Europe's drought exposes WWII ships, bombs and prehistoric stones:
Should We be Trying to Create a Circular Urine Economy?
An Anonymous Coward writes:Urine has lots of nitrogen and phosphorus—a problem as waste, great as fertilizer:
Europe's Rhine River Runs Dry
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Samsung To Spend $15 Billion On New Advanced Chip Research Complex
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Ball And Seagate Test Data Storage Devices For Satellites
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A Little Good Goes Farther Than You Think
hubie writes:People are touched by small kindnesses and led to greater generosity, new research shows:
Russia’s Communications Watchdog To Punish Foreign IT Firms
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Patients With Aphasia Use Different Cognitive Tools To Compensate For Language Deficits
An Anonymous Coward writes:Study Illuminates Trade-Off Between Complex Words and Complex Sentences:
Army Creating First Tactical Bra for Female Soldiers
upstart writes:Army creating first tactical bra for female soldiers:
The New USB Rubber Ducky is More Dangerous Than Ever
upstart writes:Hak5's new USB Rubber Ducky, unveiled at the Def Con hacking conference in Las Vegas, is more effective than ever, thanks to the inclusion of a new structured programming language (DuckyScript 3.0) that allows it to execute more sophisticated hacks.The beloved hacker tool can now pwn you with its own programming language:
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