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DIY Neuroscience Hack Chat

Join us on Wednesday, February 24 at noon Pacific for the DIY Neuroscience Hack Chat with Timothy Marzullo! Watch a film about a mad scientist from the golden age of Hollywood and chances are good that among the other set pieces, you’ll see human brains floating in jars of cloudy fluid wired up to electrodes

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Spotify says it will launch a subscription later this year called HiFi that will offer "CD-quality, lossless audio"; Spotify currently tops out at 320kbps audio (Chris Welch/The Verge)

Chris Welch / The Verge: Spotify says it will launch a subscription later this year called HiFi that will offer “CD-quality, lossless audio”; Spotify currently tops out at 320kbps audio  —  Your turn, Apple Music  —  Spotify is going hi-fi.  Well, “HiFi.”  It’s taken longer than competitors like Tidal … Spotify says it will launch

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Researchers say a change in iOS 14.5 beta, which improves how iOS handles pointers, makes sandbox escapes and "0-click" attacks much harder to pull off (VICE)

VICE: Researchers say a change in iOS 14.5 beta, which improves how iOS handles pointers, makes sandbox escapes and “0-click” attacks much harder to pull off  —  Multiple exploit developers tell Motherboard an upcoming change in iOS could make zero-click exploits harder to pull off. Researchers say a change in iOS 14.5 beta, which improves

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Improving Cheap Ball Screws

Most 3D printers use leadscrews for at least one axis. These are simple devices that are essentially a steel screw thread and a brass nut that travels on it. However, for maximum precision, you’d like to use a ball screw. These are usually very expensive but have many advantages over a leadscrew. [MirageC] found cheaper

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Monday's Best Deals: Pokémon Switch Games, Weighted Snuggie Blanket, 107 Beauty Probiotic Set, Sunday Scaries CBD, Tacklife Rotary Tool, Massage Gun, and More

A sale on Pokémon Switch games and a weighted snuggie blanket lead Monday’s best deals. Read more… Monday's Best Deals: Pokémon Switch Games, Weighted Snuggie Blanket, 107 Beauty Probiotic Set, Sunday Scaries CBD, Tacklife Rotary Tool, Massage Gun, and More Source: Life Hacker

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Internal email: Google tells ad partners that it will lift its ban on all political ads starting Wednesday, after banning them following the Capitol riot (Sara Fischer/Axios)

Sara Fischer / Axios: Internal email: Google tells ad partners that it will lift its ban on all political ads starting Wednesday, after banning them following the Capitol riot  —  Google informed its advertising partners Monday that its platforms will resume accepting all political ads starting Wednesday … Internal email: Google tells ad partners that

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A Brief History of Viruses

It was around the year 1590 when mankind figured out how to use optical lenses to bring into sight things smaller than the natural eye can observe. With the invention of the microscope, a new and unexplored world was discovered. It will likely be of great surprise to the reader that scientists of the time

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Microsoft says it will work with Europe's four largest news publishing lobbying groups to "mandate payments" for content used by "gatekeepers" (Alex Barker/Financial Times)

Alex Barker / Financial Times: Microsoft says it will work with Europe’s four largest news publishing lobbying groups to “mandate payments” for content used by “gatekeepers”  —  Seattle-based company aligns with press industry and exploits difficulties of rivals  —  Microsoft has joined forces … Microsoft says it will work with Europe's four largest news publishing

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Supercomputers (and a few humans) create stunning sky map of 25,000 supermassive black holes

Astronomers have used a combination of low-frequency telescopes, supercomputers, and algorithms to create a vast sky map of 25,000 supermassive black holes. The map shows thousands of twinkling dots that look like stars, but are actually enormous black holes, each of which is located in a different, distant galaxy. The researchers pinpointed the celestial objects by

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Russian officials are trying to lure people onto social networks tied to the government, in an attempt to keep dissent from going viral at moments of crisis (Anton Troianovski/New York Times)

Anton Troianovski / New York Times: Russian officials are trying to lure people onto social networks tied to the government, in an attempt to keep dissent from going viral at moments of crisis  —  The Kremlin has constructed an entire infrastructure of repression but has not displaced Western apps.  Instead, it is turning to outright

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Boston-based Creatio, which offers low-code customer relationship and process management tools, raises $68M, its first outside funding since launching in 2014 (Chris Metinko/Crunchbase News)

Chris Metinko / Crunchbase News: Boston-based Creatio, which offers low-code customer relationship and process management tools, raises $68M, its first outside funding since launching in 2014  —  Boston-based Creatio has received its first outside funding, a $68 million minority stake the company hopes to use to allow … Boston-based Creatio, which offers low-code customer relationship

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