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A Vigilante Hacker Took Down North Korea’s Internet. Now He’s Taking Off His Mask
As “P4x,” Alejandro Caceres single-handedly disrupted the
internet of an entire country. Then he tried to show the US military how it
can—and should—adopt his methods.
3 Body Problem, explained with the help of an astrophysicist
Netflix’s new adaptation of Liu Cixin’s famous sci-fi series
shows us what quantum mechanics might look like in real time.
I shot the eclipse with an iPhone 15 Pro Max, Google Pixel 8 Pro and a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
Here's which one did best.
TIPS
Don't Recycle It, Reuse It: 10 Clever Uses for Your Old
Smartphone
Don't let that old phone gather dust in the junk drawer or
kill the environment in a landfill. Repurpose it as a security camera, an alarm
clock, a media player, and more.
CIO
Black CIOs on the path to IT leadership
Howard University’s Tech Titans panel assembled six
illustrious CIOs who shared their advice and experiences on the path to the
C-suite. Here are their top takeaways for Black CIO aspirants.
How to build a developer-first company
Like customer retention, developer retention comes down to
not annoying your end user. But the approach is completely different.
CAREER
Why it’s ok to give things up, according to a psychoanalyst
Are you forcing yourself to continue learning a language?
What about holding out for closure in a relationship that ended abruptly? Or
continuing a friendship that leaves you feeling drained more often than not?
CYBERSECURITY
US Environmental Protection Agency hack exposes data of 8.5
million users
The leaked database has personal information of users
including name, email, phone numbers, and address.
Cool Technology
World's largest digital astronomy camera ready to solve
cosmic mysteries
The SLAC (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center) National
Accelerator Laboratory has announced the completion of the LSST Camera, which
is capable of capturing 3,200-megapixel images, and will now be installed on a
telescope in Chile to help unravel some of the biggest mysteries in the
universe.
Google Photos users will soon get the best AI editing tools
on Pixel devices for free
Magic Editor, Magic Eraser, Photo Unblur, and Portrait
Light, once only available to Pixel phone users, are coming to Google Photos so
everyone can enjoy the power of AI editing.
5 space robots that could heal human bodies—or even grow new ones
What would a space ER look like? Bio-inks, magnetic robots,
and fungi-inspired tubes are just some of the futuristic options.
Wild robots: Five ways scientists are using robotics to study animal behavior
Biomimetic bots can teach researchers a lot about how creatures interact in the natural world.
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