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Google announces Tree Canopy Lab, which uses aerial imagery and AI to help cities decide where to plant trees and reduce temperatures, starting with LA (Justine Calma/The Verge)

Justine Calma / The Verge: Google announces Tree Canopy Lab, which uses aerial imagery and AI to help cities decide where to plant trees and reduce temperatures, starting with LA  —  It’s starting with Los Angeles  —  Google unveiled a tool today that could help cities keep their residents cool by mapping out where trees

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How to Stop a Zoombombing

The dreaded “Zoombombing” is a risk for all Zoom meetings, even private rooms secured with a passcode and data encryption. All it takes is for the invite to wind up in the wrong hands, and suddenly you have someone screaming randomly in your work meeting—or worse. Read more… How to Stop a Zoombombing Source: Life

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Google can help remove a strong incentive for criminals to steal and leak emails by rotating and publishing DKIM keys, which provide proof of an email's origin (Matthew Green/A Few Thoughts …)

Matthew Green / A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: Google can help remove a strong incentive for criminals to steal and leak emails by rotating and publishing DKIM keys, which provide proof of an email’s origin  —  The Internet is a dangerous place in the best of times.  Sometimes Internet engineers find ways to mitigate

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The FITT360 is the hands-free 4K 360 degree camera that lets you experience and capture life at the same time

TLDR: The FITT360 neckband camera is a hands-free cam that shoots 4K quality, 360-degree video of everything happening around you. If you enjoy live streaming your adventures or shooting quick social media videos or just documenting life happening around you, you quickly learn how often you get in the way. Yeah…you. If you try to

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Strava finally reinstates support for Bluetooth heart rate monitors — after dropping it last year

Welcome to Riding Nerdy, TNW’s fortnightly dive into bicycle-based tech, where we go into too much detail and geek out on all things related to pedal-powered gadgets. Praise the fitness overlords, for your sacrifices were acknowledged. Strava has reinstated support for Bluetooth heart rate monitors in its mobile app. As CyclingTips reports, users of Strava‘s

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