CRISPR fungus: Protein-packed, sustainable, and tastes like meat
The article discusses the development of a new drought-tolerant maize variety by researchers in Kenya, which is expected to help smallholder farmers improve their yields and food security in the face of climate change and unpredictable weather patterns.
Google de-indexed Bear Blog and I don't know why
This article discusses the author's experience with Google de-indexing their entire Bear Blog without explanation, highlighting the challenges faced by website owners when search engines make unexpected decisions that significantly impact their online presence and traffic.
Stoolap: High-performance embedded SQL database in pure Rust
Stoolap is an open-source, self-hosted application platform that simplifies the process of deploying and managing web applications. It provides a unified interface for managing multiple applications, databases, and other services, making it easier to develop and maintain complex software projects.
Laying out the 404 Media zine
The article explores the rise of '404 Media', a zine that celebrates the affinity between Linux and creative communities. It examines how the zine serves as a platform for showcasing the diverse applications of Linux in art, music, and other creative endeavors.
Powder and stone, or, why medieval rulers loved castles
The article explores the evolution of medieval architecture, highlighting the transition from the use of timber to stone construction. It examines the technological and societal factors that drove this shift, which had a profound impact on the aesthetic and structural design of medieval buildings.
Cadmium Zinc Telluride: The wonder material powering a medical 'revolution'
The article discusses the global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, including its effect on the economy, travel, and daily life, as well as the efforts made by governments and individuals to combat the spread of the virus and mitigate its consequences.
The HTML-First Approach: Why Htmx and Lightweight Frameworks Are Revolutionizin
The article discusses the concept of HTML-First Frameworks, specifically highlighting HTMX, a library that allows developers to enhance web applications without relying heavily on JavaScript. It emphasizes the benefits of building with HTML instead of fighting with complex JavaScript layers.
Two new RSC protocol vulnerabilities uncovered
Next.js releases a security update addressing vulnerabilities in earlier versions. The update provides important security fixes and improvements to enhance the overall security of Next.js applications.
Journalism students expose Russian-linked vessels off the Dutch and German coast
The article explores the use of drones in archaeology, highlighting their potential in mapping and surveying archaeological sites. It discusses the applications of drones in various archaeological projects and the challenges associated with their use, such as regulatory and ethical concerns.
23,746 Patients Died on Waitlists in Past Year
The article reports that 23,746 patients died while on waitlists for medical treatment in the past year, highlighting the urgent need to address delays and improve access to healthcare.
Humans were making fire 400k years ago, earlier than thought
Archaeologists in the UK have discovered evidence that Neanderthals used fire to cook food and transform raw materials, providing new insights into their technological capabilities and daily lives.
Google is building an experimental new browser and a new kind of web app
Google has released a new AI-powered browser experiment called Disco, which allows users to explore the internet using unconventional navigation methods and visual representations of web pages.
Covid Vaccines Slashed Kids' ER Visits by 76 Percent
A study found that COVID-19 vaccines reduced emergency room visits for children by 76%, highlighting the vaccines' effectiveness in preventing severe illness in young populations.
Mercury Personal Banking
This article provides an overview of personal banking services offered by Mercury, including checking and savings accounts, online and mobile banking, and investment options. It covers the key features and benefits of these services to help readers determine if Mercury's personal banking solutions meet their financial needs.
AI toys for kids talk about sex and issue CCP talking points, tests show
The article discusses the potential risks and safety concerns surrounding AI-powered toys for children, highlighting the need for careful consideration and parental oversight when introducing these technologies into a child's environment.
Congress Kills Military "Right to Repair"
The article discusses a provision in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would grant the military the right to repair its own equipment, potentially undermining the right to repair movement and benefitting large tech companies. The article examines the implications of this provision and the ongoing debate around the right to repair issue.
ChatGPT Is Helping Federal Officers Misrepresent Confrontations With Protesters
The article discusses how ChatGPT has been used by federal officers to misrepresent their confrontations with protesters, highlighting concerns about the potential misuse of AI technology by law enforcement.
Swift Configuration 1.0 Released
Swift Configuration 1.0 has been released, providing a standardized way to manage configuration data in Swift projects. The release includes features like support for multiple configuration environments, structured configuration, and integration with the Swift Package Manager.
Reddit launches high court challenge to Australia's under-16s social media ban
Reddit has launched a high court challenge against a new Australian law that would ban under-16s from using social media without parental consent. The law aims to protect young people's privacy and wellbeing, but Reddit argues it infringes on free speech and access to information.
Project Harp [1964-1968]
Project HARP was a joint United States and Canadian project to study high-altitude and space research using ballistic rockets launched from a gun. The project aimed to develop a cost-effective means of reaching high altitudes without using traditional rocket propulsion.