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canopic jug writes:Technology journalist Nathan Willis has taken a look at the election at the Open Source Initiative (OSI). The election appears to have brought with it several severe conflicts of interest. Several sponsors are running candidates and several corporations are running multiple candidates for multiple seats. Little information was available about some candidates and their stances on Open Source Software and its community.

mhajicek provides another lab-grown meat option:How lab-grown sushi could help tackle overfishing

upstart writes:Billions of dollars to be invested in new submarine internet cables:

upstart writes:Google Warns Billions That Chrome Has Been Hacked, Patch This Version ASAP:

upstart writes:World leaders sign landmark 'future of the internet' pact:

upstart writes:Cloudflare just mitigated one of the most powerful DDoS attacks ever:

An Anonymous Coward writes:An article about how the Russian military stole farm equipment from a John Deere dealership in the Ukraine, only to find it all remotely disabled when trying to use/sell it on the other side:https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/01/europe/russia-farm-vehicles-ukraine-disabled-melitopol-intl/index.html

upstart writes:Huge new ichthyosaur, one of the largest animals ever, uncovered high in the Alps:

upstart writes:Anesthetic drastically diverts the travels of brain waves:

upstart writes:Hidden No Longer, Eyes Reveal Rare Mental Condition:

upstart writes:The Texas Blockchain Council has donated three S9 bitcoin miners to Fort Worth, Texas for a six-month trial allowing the city to experience mining from within:

owl writes:https://retrorepairsandrefurbs.com/2022/04/29/1974-sinclair-scientific-calculator-repair-restoration/

looorg writes:Lab-grown meat and insects 'good for planet and health':

upstart writes:Building 'nanofactories' to help make medicines and more:

upstart writes:Researchers build a portable desalination unit that generates clear, clean drinking water without the need for filters or high-pressure pumps:

upstart writes:Fast-acting enzyme breaks down plastics in as little as 24 hours:

hubie writes:Scientists with NASA's MMS Mission Crack 60-Year Mystery of Fast Magnetic Explosions

upstart writes:Scientists Discover New Electrical Function Performed by Nearly Half of Brain Cells:

The American Automobile Assn. (AAA) took a look at the performance of automatic lane keeping systems. They found that in simulated moderate to heavy rain, cars that employed ALKS veered from their lanes 69% of the time. Even worse, in testing at moderate speed (56 kph/~40 mph), about a third of the cars struck a static vehicle target (note, these targets look like a car, but are lightweight, fly apart on impact, and are quickly re-assembled).Trade magazine article here:

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upstart writes:NASA awards millions to SpaceX and Amazon's Project Kuiper for satellite communications:

upstart writes:Big Telecom Convinces Missouri Lawmakers To Block Funding For Broadband Competition:

chris writes:From https://ancient-archeology.com/face-of-stone-age-woman-reconstructed-with-4000-year-old-skull-found-in-sweden/

upstart writes:Intel CEO expects chip shortage to last until at least 2024:

looorg writes:Turns out that virtual meetings are more or less just like real meetings. A lot of people arrive late. Most people don't say or do anything, they are just there. The more people that are invited to the meeting the worse it apparently is. Bad meetings are bad meetings no matter if they are live or not.

upstart writes:Fireball spotted over southern Mississippi, NASA confirms:

Freeman writes:https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/04/army-of-worm-larvae-hatch-from-mans-bum-visibly-slither-under-his-skin/

upstart writes:Humans possess surprising nutritional intelligence:

A story found by both einar and upstart:NASA and DLR to end SOFIA operations - SpaceNews:NASA and the German space agency DLR announced they will end operations for SOFIA, which is an airborne astrophysics observatory that flies a 2.7-meter infrared telescope on a Boeing 747. Operations will end no later than Sept. 30, at the conclusion of its current extended mission.

hubie writes:NASA has announced that the last stage of mirror alignments for the JWST are complete. Phased and focused images are being delivered to all of the science instruments. With the optics taken care of, the last operation before it is ready is to commission the science instruments. The instruments will be run through their paces and calibrations to make sure they are operating as expected. This last stage is expected to take up to two months.

DannyB writes:Amazon's crazy cheap satellite internet antenna is a huge advantage rivals like SpaceX's Starlink may 'struggle to overcome' industry experts say

upstart writes:Attacker Breach 'Dozens' of GitHub Repos Using Stolen OAuth Tokens:

DannyB writes:Greene offers bill to abolish Section 230

upstart writes:Scientists use recycled glass waste as sand replacement in 3D printing:

upstart writes:New Nimbuspwn Linux vulnerability gives hackers root privileges:

hubie writes:New jumping device achieves the tallest height of any known jumper, engineered or biological

upstart writes:NASA Ingenuity Helicopter Spots Spacecraft Wreckage on Mars – Perseverance's Cone-Shaped Backshell:

upstart writes:EFF to European Court: No Intermediary Liability for Social Media Users:

upstart writes:The Future of the NTFS Linux Driver as Part of the Kernel is in Question:Support in the Linux kernel for NTFS, the primary filesystem for Windows systems, has always been important for people who use both operating systems. The existing Linux NTFS driver has been unmaintained and has always lacked proper write support. A filesystem in userspace (FUSE) driver, NTFS-3G, came along, but since it operates in userspace, it isn't considered particularly fast.

takyon writes:All of the bases in DNA and RNA have now been found in meteorites

upstart writes:First Human Case of H3N8 Bird Flu Detected in China:

upstart writes:Arducam Reveals Hawk-eye, a 64MP Raspberry Pi Camera:

upstart writes:DoD agency warns $22 billion Army/Microsoft HoloLens deal could be waste of taxpayer money:

upstart writes:Researchers develop a paper-thin loudspeaker:

upstart writes:'Vampire devices' cost UK households £147 a year:

upstart writes:The decentralized social network is having a moment — again:

upstart writes:ANU launches quantum-powered random number generator on AWS Marketplace:

upstart writes:The Founder and CEO of Canonical, the company behind the popular Linux Distribution Ubuntu, indicated on Thursday that the company will probably have its IPO sometime in 2023:

Rodxit writes:Nasa has invented Duranium!

takyon writes:Dell defends its controversial new laptop memory