The Pentagon’s blue-sky division asks for help in figuring out what research to believe.
Source: Wired
The Bedtime feature already in your iPhone could be your path to more effective sleep.
Source: Wired
Take chemistry, add energy, get life. The first tests of Jeremy England’s provocative origin-of-life hypothesis are in, and they appear to show how order can arise from nothing.
Source: Wired
Everything’s coming up Anthony Scaramucci. Welcome to the White House, rook!
Source: Wired
Scientists at the UK’s University of Manchester have used machine learning technology to answer a question that has long plagued dino-fans: just how fast could a T. Rex actually run?
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Source: Digital trends
The country is continuing its clampdown on the use of virtual private networks to get around its notorious internet filter.
Source: CNET
There’s this idea that if we quantify and track our lives, our lives will be better. But I’m not so sure about that. Over the past week, I’ve tracked both my sleep and bedroom air quality. Let’s first take a look at the Beautyrest Sleeptracker. The Sleeptracker comes with a couple of sensors that you put underneath your mattress. It tells you how much time you spent… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Using an SD card reader and some soldering savvy, these hackers rooted out a ton of IoT zero days.
Source: Wired
In an attempt to win your heart (and wallet) phones, consoles and cameras purposely appeal to your sense of nostalgia.
Source: CNET
The Audiophiliac finds analog bliss with the Koetsu Urishi Sky Blue phono cartridge.
Source: CNET