Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to others*:
Computing: Gizmodo reports that the US Marshals have been hacked.
Gizmodo
also reports that there's a
printer that prints chocolate constructions.
Gizmodo also reports that Chuck-E-Cheese is still using floppy disks to run its game machines!
Finances: (or something) A Conversation writer argues
that buses
are the cure for urban transportation woes.
(and humor) NPR posts about tooth fairy inflation.
Health: (and ethics) A woman is to be arrested for refusing to be effectively treated for tuberculosis.
The Conversation discusses in-family
aggressive behavior -- in other words, bullying a sibling. It is
actually more common than "regular" bullying.
Politics: A Yahoo! commentator takes on Marjorie Taylor Greene's suggestion that the US split into two countries.
A Conversation article tells us that the caste system is, unfortunately, alive and well in the US.
(and computing) Gizmodo reports on lots of Twitter bots, backing former President Trump, and attacking various non-Trumpists.
Science: Gizmodo reports on the development of really white paint (which really cuts down on the amount of heat absorbed from sunlight.)
USA Today reports that Japan has hundreds of tiny islands that it didn't know were there.
Gizmodo reports that some humans were riding domesticated horses about 5000 BC.
(and ethics) NPR reports on discussions of whether to alter human genes.
*I try not to include items that require a password or fee to view.
Thanks for reading.
No comments:
Post a Comment