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The Tiny Toolkit Manifesto

Most of us have some form of an on-the-go toolkit, but how much thought have we put into its contents? there’s a community of people who put a lot of thought into this, and EMF Camp have put up one of their talks from earlier in the summer in which [Drew Batchelor] sets out their

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The Tiny Toolkit Manifesto

Most of us have some form of an on-the-go toolkit, but how much thought have we put into its contents? there’s a community of people who put a lot of thought into this, and EMF Camp have put up one of their talks from earlier in the summer in which [Drew Batchelor] sets out their

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Germany Seizes 47 Crypto Exchanges Used By Ransomware Gangs

German law enforcement seized 47 cryptocurrency exchange services “that facilitated illegal money laundering activities for cybercriminals,” according to BleepingComputer, “including ransomware gangs.” Long-time Slashdot reader Arrogant-Bastard shares their report: The platforms allowed users to exchange cryptocurrencies without following applicable “Know Your Customer” regulations, meaning that users remained completely anonymous when making transactions. This created a

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How Cyprus Became a World Leader In Solar Heating

The republic of Cyprus “has outstripped all other EU member states in embracing hot-water solar systems,” reports the Guardian, “with an estimated 93.5 % of households exploiting the alternative energy form for domestic needs.” EU figures show the eastern Mediterranean island exceeding renewable energy targets set in the heating and cooling of buildings thanks to

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Amazon Ads Launches a New AI Video Generator

Long-time Slashdot reader theodp writes: On Thursday, Amazon Ads announced Video Generator and Live Image, “our first generative AI-powered technology designed to remove creative barriers and enable brands to produce lifestyle imagery that enhances ad performance.” Amazon’s blog post calls it “a new feature that uses generative AI technology to make it easier for advertisers

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GM Electric Vehicles Can Now Use Tesla Superchargers

The Washington Post reports that electric vehicles made by General Motors now can use Tesla’s Superchargers. (GM’s charger adapters “will first be made available to customers in the United States, followed by availability for Canadian customers later this year.”) The Post writes that the move “expands the number of vehicles compatible with the North American

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