Vox interviewed Henry Nicholls to find out how to get a good night's sleep
Catch those Z’s!
Reproof on the Canon Cat
With Canon, you cat.
Fibonacci numbers are popping up in unexpected places, according to mathematicians
Hey, Fibonacci! What are you doing here?
The Markup on AT&T giving different internet speeds to customers based on location
Redlining may have been outlawed in the late 60s but that hasn’t stopped internet providers from disenfranchising their customers in systemically underdeveloped areas.
LGR on weird computer designs of the 2010s
If the media are gonna ring the death knell on your industry, why not show them what you’ve got?
Chrome Unboxed covers the Google Pixel 7 Hardware event in less than 14 minutes
Is this Google’s best Pixel yet?
Metro on Alcor Life Extension Foundation and its 199 cryopreserved patients
It’s a cold business.
I love physics' lack of energy, go girl give us nothing!
Back in my day, vacuums helped clean your house and mind and didn’t conjure thoughts of an infinite void.
How BIG is infinity ACTUALLY?
It’s bigger than big. And even bigger than that!
Manuel Moreale on Shorts and 'User Hostile Experience'
Too much attention on the wrong things.
Video review of the LattePanda 3 Delta
Is it a coffee? Is it a bear? No, it’s another single-board computer!
Silly is a Python library for producing silly test data
I wonder if I can use Silly for blog excerpts.
Engineer Man's Lightning Aware Smart Plug
Not today, lightning!
Maths paper claims that black holes are stable
For Quanta Magazine, Steve Nadis explained how solutions to certain Einstein’s equations prove that ‘a spinning black hole won’t blow up, even when poked or prodded‘ via a new paper: In a 912-page paper posted online on May 30, Szeftel, Elena Giorgi of Columbia University and Sergiu Klainerman of Princeton University have proved that slowly rotating Kerr black holes are indeed …
The tragic story of the Lake Nyos disaster
The epitome of silent but deadly.
Links about JWST and the sharpest image of the distant universe ever taken
‘My God, it’s full of stars!’
A Web chronicle of tech killed by the likes of Apple, Google and Microsoft
Nothing lasts forever.
How do you solve a problem like the Mpemba effect?
An eagerness for frozen ice cream has led to years of research, debate, and scientific discovery.
This Raspberry Pi TV simulator will take you back to the old days of CRT television viewing
If you’re missing that warm cathode-ray glow and spherical CRT screen, there’s a way to replicate it without lugging the real thing into your spare room.
Raspberry Pi Pico W now has WiFi
Now you’re Picoing with WIRELESS!