Unexplainable signals are broadcasting out of Antarctica, and scientists are stumped. NASA’s Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna (ANITA) – a series of instruments suspended from high-altitude balloons over Antarctica to detect radio waves produced by cosmic rays striking Earth’s atmosphere – first detected the strange radio signals between 2016 and 2018.Continue Reading
This series of posts explores how we can rethink the intersection of AI, creativity, and policy. From examining outdated regulatory metaphors to questioning copyright norms and highlighting the risks of stifling innovation, each post addresses a different piece of the AI puzzle. Together, they advocate for a more balanced, forward-thinkingContinue Reading
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The deadline to file a settlement claim is fast approaching, though. Here’s what you need to know., (NEXSTAR) — If you ever thought Siri was snooping on you, you have only days to claim your portion of a settlement reached in a class action lawsuit against Apple. The settlement, totallingContinue Reading
While many of the biggest brands and items of that time have faded away, it’s always a good day for a little memory lane jog., (NEXSTAR) — Few things in the world change as quickly as technology. For many millennials, in no other time did the world of tech andContinue Reading
If you regularly switch between different sound sources on Ubuntu—which you can do from the Quick Settings menu—you’re probably used to seeing a list of audio devices with generic names that skew technical more than intelligible. It isn’t that labels like GF119 HDMI Audio Controller or internal speakers don’t say what theyContinue Reading
Discover how a groundbreaking new tool is revolutionizing testing for Linux distributors by significantly reducing costs and enhancing efficiency. Explore its features and potential impact on the industry in our latest article…Read MoreContinue Reading
The Melbourne International EV Auto Show opens its doors tomorrow, returning for its third year with a massive showcase of the latest in electric and future mobility. Running from Friday, June 27th to Sunday, June 29th at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, the event follows a record-breaking show in Sydney that attracted over 30,000Continue Reading
Microsoft’s push into custom artificial intelligence hardware has hit a serious snag. Its next-generation Maia chip, code-named Braga, won’t enter mass production until 2026 – at least six months behind schedule. The Information reports that the delay raises fresh doubts about Microsoft’s ability to challenge Nvidia’s dominance in the AI…Read Entire Article…Continue Reading
GNOME Shell extensions make it easy to remould the standard desktop layout in a myriad of ways, and free up screen estate in the process. This week, a new add-on arrived on to the scene to aid in those seeking minimalism: Floating Mini Panel. Floating Mini Panel does what itContinue Reading
Elon Musk, now focusing more on business ventures such as SpaceX and Neuralink after leaving his role at the US Government’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) at the end of May, has sparked backlash once again, as the billionaire has been told deaf adults “deserve a say” in plans toContinue Reading
Creatures referred to by researchers as “methane-powered sea spiders” manage to live on the ocean floor in a way that has not been seen before. Three previously undiscovered species of sea spiders, which have been identified as part of the Sericosura genus, were found living on methane seeps where theContinue Reading