After almost a century, the bike valve is finally getting an update
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23andMe files for bankruptcy
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Light Phone III begins shipping on March 27th
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What really happened on the deadly Jetline roller coaster accident at Gröna Lund in Stockholm?
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How artificial intelligence can make board games better
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Norway's 1X is building a humanoid robot – Neo Gamma is a prototype designed for testing in the home environment
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The unspoken rules of Lego sets
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Commander Brackets - beta test of a matchmaking system for assessing decks
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Starlink, T-Mobile open their satellite texting test to all. Here’s how it works.
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US Food and Drug Administration clears sepsis test that significantly reduces life-or-death risk by shortening identification time
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Joint venture between Germany's Uniper and Blykalla has started work on a test reactor in Sweden – latest sign nation's nuclear renaissance is gathering pace
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Lithium and alkaline AA batteries tested by Project farm
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Eli Lilly demonstrating saliva based hormone checking technology at CES
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Half-Life 3 playtests begin and 2025 reveal “quite possible,” says Valve insider
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In the real world, existing EV batteries may last up to 40% longer than expected from lab tests
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Chinese pebble-bed reactor passes “meltdown” test
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Danish engineering firm Danfoss and retailer Brugsforeningen For Als og Sundeved have created a supermarket designed to optimise energy flow to save operational costs and be climate-friendly
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Nintendo Switch Online Playtest Program is a new multiplayer game
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Simulating an ISP's access to your traffic
Hey all, We're working on a press-freedom / anti-censorship project and we're testing a variety of scenarios in which a journalist's internet traffic is being monitored by a hostile state. We'd...
Hey all,
We're working on a press-freedom / anti-censorship project and we're testing a variety of scenarios in which a journalist's internet traffic is being monitored by a hostile state. We'd like to simulate an ISP's access to the journalist's traffic so we can run some packet collection and other tests to see what it looks like.
What's the best way to do this? Put a few routers in series and collect on the last one?
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A bigger basket air fryer is worth it, even if you aren't cooking for a crowd
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Types and other techniques as an accessibility tool for the ADHD brain - Michael Newton
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Norway's anti-doping agency left red-faced after mistakenly producing a list for testing that included two footballers who have been dead since 1962 and 1983
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NASA tests new solar sail in low orbit. Could lead to more advanced space travel techniques!
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Japan orders ‘drastic reforms’ for Toyota after fresh certification violations
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We tried and failed to find performance differences in our twenty-six microwaves
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Alzheimer’s blood test catches 90% of early dementia cases, study finds
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Chicago’s NASCAR Race is a marvel of physics
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Swedish accident investigators determine country's oldest amusement park Gröna Lund didn't properly test new parts for a roller coaster that derailed last year, killing one
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Buoyed by regulatory vacuums, Silicon Valley is building a booming online wellness market that aims to leave the doctor’s office behind
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What to know before you implement public-facing APIs
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Game and programming exercise based on The Prisoner's Dilemma (need Beta Testers)
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Japanese automakers Toyota, Mazda, Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki caught cheating on certification tests
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The engineering of duct tape
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US Food and Drug Administration finally moves to scrutinize specialized health screenings
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The story of The Oregon Trail
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Hades II technical test | Live gameplay
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US biotech executive sentenced to seven years in jail for COVID test fraud
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Rongelap Atoll: America’s nuclear mistake
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Analysis of Ludwig van Beethoven’s DNA revealed that he had a low genetic predisposition for musical ability
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Canadian pet DNA company sends back dog breed results from human sample a second time
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Colorado Bureau of Investigation finds DNA scientist manipulated data in hundreds of cases over decades
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The human element in AI-driven testing strategies
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The extraordinary world of fake cities, and simulated urban environments
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The misguided war on the SAT
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These 3D printers print 3D printers! Touring inside Prusa Research's factory to see how they make their 3d printers (using their 3d printers!) and their filament.
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NASA's 3D-printed detonation engine revs up for four minutes in breakthrough test
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The personal, political art of board-game design
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The world’s largest earthquake simulator, and how it works
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Arc Browser has started Beta testing on Windows
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Maybe getting rid of your QA team was bad, actually
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