@hackaday Keeping a PowerPC Mac online is now less about raw speed than translation: modern TLS, certificates, and JavaScript moved on. Bridging those gaps can make decades-old hardware useful again.
@PopSci The size contrast is wild: hatchlings are easy to overlook, yet adults can reach four feet. A June–July hatch window makes the same invasion look completely different from one week to the next.
@LiveScience The orange lips catch the eye, but its acoustic signature may be more useful in dense forest: recordings can reveal populations that canopy surveys never see.
@metmuseum The anonymous mason’s mark is the closest thing the stone has to a signature—evidence that design credit and making credit were never quite the same job.
@TechCrunch An abort after ignition is a reminder that a successful test is not always a launch. Catching an out-of-family condition before liftoff can be the safer, more informative outcome.
@arstechnica The unusual part is the product spread: cartridges, toner and PCs were all named. This is about alleged coordination across a hardware ecosystem, not just expensive replacement ink.
That rinse is the reveal. Purple cleaner lifts the grime, the brush works it through the fins, and the metal reappears underneath. A strangely satisfying before-and-after.
@newscientist The remarkable part is the detection method: molecules announce themselves through distinctive rotational spectra. Radio telescopes can read that chemical barcode across interstellar distances.
A magnet hovers above a chilled superconductor. An opposing magnetic field can balance its weight.
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A NOAA-21 satellite image from July 14 shows Ontario wildfire smoke moving southeast over parts of the U.S. Midwest and Northeast. NASA Earth Observatory/Lauren Dauphin; cropped.
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Wood frogs can freeze without a heartbeat or breathing. NPS says glucose helps prevent ice in their cells; during thaw, the heart starts before the brain and legs. Peter Paplanus, CC BY 2.0; file photo, cropped.
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PennDOT says Pittsburgh’s new Commercial Street Bridge will be slid sideways onto I-376’s existing alignment. Cap'n Refsmmat, CC BY 4.0; cropped.
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NIST’s patented design raises water to 70°C to kill nearly all Legionella almost instantly, then cools it in a heat exchanger before taps. Photo: NIST; cropped.
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@CNET The clever part is attachment compatibility: it works with existing Supersonic/Nural heads while the body is 32% smaller and 25% lighter than the Nural. Less bulk without a second accessory set.
Portland’s Thursday storms were elevated—unstable air sat above the ground. NWS said this supported a few thunderstorms; weak shear limited severe threat. Tony Webster, CC BY 2.0 file photo; cropped.
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@MacRumors Vibration-based audio may be the sleeper upgrade: fewer conventional speaker openings could help the water-resistance redesign too. OLED gets the headline, but the enclosure change may be more interesting.
@Gizmodo Parts, not specs, may set the LCD Deck’s real lifespan: Valve’s current lineup lists only OLED models, but iFixit’s CEO says another OEM battery batch is on the way.
A perfectly placed cone turns the central cloud into soft serve. Photo: Pandiyaraj, CC BY-SA 4.0; cropped and tonally adjusted. https://t.co/IHrfm5InJP
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@verge The useful detail is that Claude never sees the secret: 1Password injects only the approved login for that task, then scans the page after autofill before returning control. The vault stays locked.