Newsflash:
- Extending WiFi to one mile, thanks to empty TV channels ...
- "Introducing C++11", the next standard is to become official next fall ...
- Top five medical apps at Harvard Medical School ...
- Majority of applications fall short on security – even those from security vendors ...
- Everyone will be scanning barcodes with phones soon enough ...
- How Was Egypt's Internet Access Shut Off (in just 20 minutes) ...
- Millions of National Australia Bank Customers Likely Affected by Computer Glitch ...
- The bigger the system, the greater the chance of failure (ZDnet) ...
- A worm virus may be the 1st ever cyber-nuclear sabotage: "Was Stuxnet Built to Attack #Iran's Nuclea...
- Popular usernames and passwords, tag-cloud representation. Makes you wonder. ...
- Russia may send spacecraft to knock away asteroid Apophis ...
- Haiti 2010 Sahana Disaster Response Portal, already up and running. ...
- What should we teach new software developers? ...
- NASA: Interplanetary Internet Tested ...
- NASA Engineers Bring the Internet to Astronauts ...
- Moon smash - Early observations show no debris plume in the search for ice. ...
- First European commander of the International Space Station. ...
- Gigantic Air Gun To Blast Cargo Into Orbit. ...
- The Human Genome in 3 Dimensions. ...
- CCD Camera Chip Pioneers Share Nobel. ...
Slashdot.org RSS
- New Nuclear Engine Concept Could Help Realize 3-Month Trips To Mars
- No Implants Needed For Precise Control Deep Into the Brain
- The Explosive Problem of 'Zombie' Batteries
- Samsung, Stanford Make a 10,000 PPI Display That Could Lead To 'Flawless' VR
- 'Iranian YouTube' CEO Sentenced To 10 Years Over Video Uploaded By User
- Lee Kun-hee, Who Built Samsung Into a Global Giant, Dies At 78
- Chrome OS May Finally Be Getting a Dark Mode
- Pakistan's PM Asks Facebook To Ban Islamophobic Content
- CBP Refuses To Tell Congress How It's Tracking Americans Without a Warrant
- It's Time for the Movie Studios to Step In To Save the Movie Theaters
- NASA Confirms Water Molecules On Moon
- Surveillance Startup Used Own Cameras To Harass Coworkers
- Vaccine Hopes Rise as Oxford Jab Prompts Immune Response Among Old as Well as Young Adults
- Over 100 Irrigation Systems Left Exposed Online Without a Password
- Ransomware Hit a Georgia County. That Didn't Stop Its Ballot Counting.
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Wikinews: Internet
Tab Two
Wired: Top Stories
- A Hacker Is Threatening to Leak Patients' Therapy Notes
- The Russian Hackers Playing 'Chekhov's Gun' With US Targets
- Anatomy Opens the Creaking Door to Haunted House Tales
- There May Be Far More Water on the Moon Than NASA Thought
- Upon My Death, Play the Following Messages
- Boston Dynamics’ Robots Won’t Take Our Jobs … Yet
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Tab Five
Hack a Day
- Low-Tech Fix Saves Expensive, High-Tech TV From Junk Pile
- Inside the Top Secret Doughnut: a Visit to GCHQ
- Jetson Emulator Gives Students a Free AI Lesson
- World’s Smallest Benchy Shows off What 3D-Printing Can Do for “Microswimmers”
- Simple Induction Heater Helps with Homebrew Shrink-Fitting
- Plastic Strips Protect Ball Screws on This Homebrew CNC Router
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