Month: October 2020

Sunshine in a Bag

Ultraviolet (UV) curing lamps are crucial if you have a resin 3D printer or work with UV adhesives. Some folks line an old Amazon shipping box with foil and drop a spotlight somewhere inside. Other folks toss their work under the all-natural light source, Sol. Both options have portability and reliability problems, but [AudreyObscura] has

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An inside look at the world of TikTok "collab houses" in Los Angeles, amid allegations of exploitative talent managers withholding money from influencers (Rebecca Jennings/Vox)

{$inline_image} Rebecca Jennings / Vox: An inside look at the world of TikTok “collab houses” in Los Angeles, amid allegations of exploitative talent managers withholding money from influencers  —  You’re 19 years old.  You get famous overnight.  You move to LA. Now what?  —  Photo illustrations by Temi Coker for Vox An inside look at

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As installed base of the Apple Watch approaches 100M, with an estimated 35% of US iPhone users wearing one, rivals are yet to make a credible competing device (Neil Cybart/Above Avalon)

Neil Cybart / Above Avalon: As installed base of the Apple Watch approaches 100M, with an estimated 35% of US iPhone users wearing one, rivals are yet to make a credible competing device  —  In a few months, the number of people wearing an Apple Watch will surpass 100 million.  While the tech press spent

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Steve and Alex from Minecraft are coming to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on October 13th, and here are their moves

Nintendo revealed on Thursday that Steve and Alex from Minecraft will be added to the character roster in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate for the Nintendo Switch, and now we’re getting the full reveal: they’ll arrive on October 13th, and there’s a whole video you can watch where longtime Smash series director Masahiro Sakurai shows off

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As QAnon grew, Facebook and Twitter missed years of warning signs about the conspiracy theory’s violent nature

QAnon posts began threatening violence in 2018. But it would be 2020 before Facebook and Twitter would make major moves to curb QAnon’s presence on their platforms, allowing it to become the major presence it is today. As QAnon grew, Facebook and Twitter missed years of warning signs about the conspiracy theory’s violent nature Source:

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A look at real time OSes for spacecrafts, like VxWorks, preferred by NASA, and open source RTEMS, preferred by ESA, amid a new contender SpaceChain OS (Jacek Krywko/Ars Technica)

Jacek Krywko / Ars Technica: A look at real time OSes for spacecrafts, like VxWorks, preferred by NASA, and open source RTEMS, preferred by ESA, amid a new contender SpaceChain OS  —  The updates don’t come every spring and fall, but space operating systems keep evolving.  —  The ESA’s recently launched Solar Orbiter … A

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Saturday's Best Deals: WD 4TB External Drive, Rainfall Shower Head & Handheld Combo, Hidden USB Charger Camera, 3-Pack RGB Case Fans With Remote, Sun Protection UPF 50+ Tops, and More

A WD easystore 4TB external hard drive and a rainfall handheld shower head combo lead Saturday’s best deals. Read more… Saturday's Best Deals: WD 4TB External Drive, Rainfall Shower Head & Handheld Combo, Hidden USB Charger Camera, 3-Pack RGB Case Fans With Remote, Sun Protection UPF 50+ Tops, and More Source: Life Hacker

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Security researchers describe a way to fingerprint exploit writers' characteristics, which can then be used to identify other exploits written by same writers (Check Point Research)

Check Point Research: Security researchers describe a way to fingerprint exploit writers’ characteristics, which can then be used to identify other exploits written by same writers  —  In the past months, our Vulnerability and Malware Research teams joined efforts to focus on the exploits inside the malware and specifically … Security researchers describe a way

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