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hubie writes:Even worms get the munchies:

upstart writes:Bosch to acquire TSI Semiconductors for $1.5B to boost US chip production:

upstart writes:Chang'e 8 missions will check whether regolith harbors appropriate materials:

upstart writes:Yet again, the copyright industry demands to be shielded from technological progress – and the future:

upstart writes:LinuxONE servers come to the Big Blue cloud:

upstart writes:Biodegradable and disappearing bandages and sensors advance sustainable monitoring and healing:

owl writes:https://www.righto.com/2020/07/the-intel-8086-processors-registers.html

upstart writes:Helium is way cheaper than rocket fuel, and the pictures are just as good if you get high enough:

upstart writes:Scientists turned a forest into a lab to figure how some species cope with repeated dry spells:

hubie writes:Researchers from Johns Hopkins University published a new Journal of Marketing article that examines how receiving negative medical results might affect how people choose between generic and brand name drugs:

upstart writes:We reported this problem a couple of days ago, here:Impacts all motherboard makers and all Ryzen 7000 chips:

NotSanguine writes:This report from Ars Technica details an important warning from the U.S. Food and Drug Administrationfrom the article:

upstart writes:This NASA Telescope Has Discovered 329 New Exoplanets In Just Five Years - SlashGear:

upstart writes:You can smash these 3D-printed cups from GaeaStar on the ground and walk away:

upstart writes:Linux Foundation launches new organization to maintain TLA+:

hubie writes:Next-generation silicon chips based on spintronics could improve global cybersecurity:

upstart writes:The fungi can regrow, potentially fixing tears in items one day made from the alternative leather:

upstart writes:Watch ispace attempt to land on the moon for the first time:

Christopher Gray writes:If I understand it correctly, researchers made a vaccine that targets the proteins common to all flu viruses instead of the part that changes every year. They tested it on 52 people and found it safe and effective.A Widge, et al. An Influenza Hemagglutinin Stem Nanoparticle 1 Vaccine Induces Cross

upstart writes:Linux 6.3 debuts after 'nice, controlled release cycle':

hubie writes:Both tend to judge the co-occurrence of two events as more probable than one event alone:

upstart writes:The move came as its parent company, BuzzFeed Inc., seeks further cost cuts:

upstart writes:Autonomous cars confused by San Francisco's fog:

upstart writes:Three small regions unexpectedly connect to a network known for planning and pain perception:

hubie writes:Babies tumble about with more than 200 previously unknown viral families within their intestines:

upstart writes:Perhaps not all booms are bad:

upstart writes:Likely a motherboard BIOS issue:

upstart writes:A recent experiment tested the mass-based boundaries between the quantum and classical realms:

upstart writes:The lineage had not been seen in the area for over two years:

upstart writes:Red Alert: ICANN and Verisign Proposal Would Allow Any Government In The World To Seize Domain Names:

upstart writes:The U.S. space agency is supplying two instruments for a Japanese spacecraft tasked with collecting samples from Phobos:

upstart writes:Our precious planet seen from deep space:

upstart writes:MacLife and Maximum PC April issues will be their last physical versions:

hubie writes:For millennia, humans have been fascinated by the mysteries of the cosmos:

upstart writes:Governments also have no theory on how nefarious groups might behave using the tech:

upstart writes:The encrypted email service has more features than ever and surpassed 100 million users worldwide:

canopic jug writes:Theologian Dr Corey Stephan has documented his exploration of installing OpenBSD on an old ThinkPad X270. He has posted his rather thorough personal notes which cover the intial setup, such as power management, performance tweaks, Wi-Fi configuration, audio and video, tracking -current, and getting software from the ports tree. He also goes into a bit of his favored tools and workflow.

hubie writes:Researchers have created a sturdy, lightweight material made from sugar and wood-derived powders that disintegrates on-demand:

upstart writes:The winery's layout and finishes suggest the wine-making was merely a spectacle for ancient Roman elites:

upstart writes:Apple's WaveOne purchase heralds a new era in smart-streaming of AR and video:

upstart writes:Kodiak Robotics will haul freight autonomously for Tyson Foods:

upstart writes:Create an AI agent that works from a set of goals:

upstart writes:A punctured bone fragment predates eyed needles in Western Europe by about 15,000 years:

hubie writes:Ancient protein evidence shows milk consumption was a powerful cultural adaptation that stimulated human expansion onto the highland Tibetan Plateau:

quietus writes:It looks like the Paris Agreement is as dead as the fried chicken at my local deli.At Paris, in 2015, the World agreed to limit the global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius.The latest report of the EU's Climate Change Service shows (summary pdf) that this target has been royally breached, at least for Europe. Temperatures there, averaged over the last 5 years, have increased by 2.2 degrees celsius.Europe, at least, has a climate change service to measure these things. As for the rest of the world, an extrapolation of the pattern shown in Figure 1c, here, indicates that, there too, demand for swimming pools and flood insurance will grow.To illustrate the complexity of the problem, the heatwave in mid-July of 2022 was caused by hot air from the Sahara moving into Europe, driving temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius. By mid-August, a stationary high-pressure system with clear skies and weak winds took hold, and caused a second heatwave, which was made worse due to the soil being dried out by the mid-July event, and no rains since.Events above the Sahara might have come a second time in play, here. Increasing temperatures lead to a stronger evaporation over sea, while the land heats up more. This results in a stronger temperature gradient, which draws rains deeper inland: heavier rainfalls now are reported in the central Sahara, in summer, with formerly dry valleys being put under four meters of water. This causes less Sahara dust in the atmosphere, and hence shields the land less from solar radiation: the EU's report mentions that 2022 surface solar radiation was the highest in a 40 year record, and part of a positive trend.To end with a positive note, the EU ain't doing so bad, compared to Greenland: three different heatwaves in 2022, and an average September temperature more than 8 degrees Celsius higher than normal.Original SubmissionRead more of this story at SoylentNews.

upstart writes:The Fermi bubbles may have started life as jets of high-energy charged particles:

upstart writes:U.S. government imposes record fine on Seagate for violating sanctions against Seagate:

upstart writes:The Hyena code is able to handle amounts of data that make GPT-style technology run out of memory and fail:

upstart writes:Proposed emissions from a Mississippi Chevron plant could raise locals' cancer risk by 250,000x the acceptable level and a community group is fighting back:

upstart writes:Chinese tech giant claims better performance than competing GPUs: