Month: May 2019

NASA’s Swamp Works may be humans’ best hope for figuring out how to live and work on other planets. Read the original post by Daniel Oberhaus

Unless you’re Kickstarting a promise to stop bugging me—or the end of capitalism—I’m not interested in your relentless notifications. Read the original post by Klint Finley

For our kids, the digital world is as much their native environment as the physical world. It’s up to parents to help them thrive in […] Read the original post by Clive Thompson

Think of every city as a platform—each new platform opens up the possibility to explore new ideas. It’s time to give other platforms a chance […] Read the original post by Clive Thompson

Our lives are increasingly entangled with our devices; great sound design could make that a more perfect union. Read the original post by Jonathon Keats

Welcome to the World Slime Convention, where fans and purveyors of the internet’s gloppiest trend gather to network and talk shop—many with their parents in […] Read the original post by Louise Matsakis

Spurred by regulations that will allow over-the-counter sales, hearing-aid companies are pushing the limits of what their products can be. Read the original post by Lauren Goode

The leisure class got tired of looking like jackasses in garish watches—they decided to spare no expense to seem like striving bourgeois warriors. Read the original post by Virginia Heffernan

In recent days, China is gaining momentum mass protest against Apple products. The relevant calls are increasingly heard in the social network Weibo. The reason […] Read the original post by Mark

Edition Phoronix tested the performance of Intel and AMD after the installation of the patches to calculate how much work the CPU is affected by […] Read the original post by Mark

Moscow, may 20 — “News. Economy.” Annually a study of companies in which the experts are rating Revenue Per Employee (revenue per employee). In the ranking […] Read the original post by Mark

The former chief of the military unit 74455 Chief of the General staff of the Russian Armed forces (GRU) Colonel 45-year-old Andrew Nikolenko together with […] Read the original post by Mark

MTS, the Russian telecommunications operator and provider of digital services was the first operator in the Khabarovsk region, launched the technology of transmission of voice […] Read the original post by Mark

Hong KONG /XIANGGANG/, may 20. /TASS/. Further escalation of the trade war with China is able to inflict a serious blow to the entire supply […] Read the original post by Mark

Mining bitcoin is the last thing you’d associate with Raspberry Pi but a £34 pack which claims to make you a Pi Master delivers an understanding […] Read the original post by David Manners