Garrett Hansen photographs mangled bullets from a local firing range.
Source: Wired
The U.S. and Canadian border is a busy one, and a likely frequent candidate for self-driving cars to tackle in a future where streets are laden with autonomous vehicles. That’s why a forthcoming cross-border self-driving test ride (via Engadget) should be very informative. Automotive supply giants Continental and Magna are teaming up to send autonomous vehicles from southern Michigan… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Musk shows tech entrepreneurship and worldwide fame aren’t all they’re cracked up to be.
Source: CNET
Ding, a London-based hardware startup, has raised more than £263,000 (~$345k) via the Seedrs equity crowdfunding platform as it works to get its first product — a wi-fi connected doorbell — to market this year. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
What a difference a week makes. Less than seven days after Flipkart’s much-rumored acquisition of Snapdeal appeared to be nearing completion following months of speculation, the deal has officially died.
All that stood between a reported $900-$950 million acquisition was the approval of Snapdeal’s board, but now talks are over and Snapdeal will continue on as an independent company. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Night Vale Presents’ latest podcast tries to humanize harassers through in-depth conversations
Source: Wired
A rising chorus of radiation professionals says the way the US measures radiation risk is all wrong.
Source: Wired
Tesla is taking weeks or months longer than promised to refund Model 3 deposits. Why so long?
Source: Wired
Tokyo’s annual film festival will feature the original 1954 “Godzilla” film, with live orchestra performing its soundtrack.
Source: CNET
An Indian minister admits the government can’t do much to stop “objectionable content” spreading on WhatsApp because it has no access to encrypted content.
Source: CNET