Stockholm bans most combustion engine cars from its city center
The combustion engine is a marvel of engineering, but has also majorly contributed to air pollution. After all, there are over 1.4 billion combustion engine [view more]
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Coin flips don’t appear to have 50/50 odds after all
Conventional wisdom about coin flips may have been turned on its head. A global team of researchers investigating the statistical and physical nuances of coin [view more]
There’s no easy answer to being a space janitor
Earth’s orbit is getting crowded. Last year, a record 2,409 objects were sent to orbit, the bulk of which were satellites settling into the increasingly [view more]
The best air fryers for 2023
Are you tempted by an air fryer, but fear you might just get another ill-fated kitchen gadget that takes up space in your tiny kitchen? [view more]
SEC investigating MOVEit hack that exposed data of at least 64 million people
Progress Software disclosed that it has received a from the SEC to share information relating to the vulnerability in its file transfer software, , which [view more]
Logitech reveals an accessory kit for Sony’s PS5 Access controller
Sony will soon release , which it designed to . The $90 peripheral comes with a variety of customization options in the box, and there [view more]
You can now generate AI images directly in the Google Search bar
Back in the olden days of last December, we had to go to specialized websites to have our natural language prompts transformed into generated AI [view more]
The 26 best Amazon Prime Day deals you can still shop for today
Amazon’s October Prime Day sale officially ended yesterday, but some of the deals are still live. That means there’s time to run through your holiday [view more]
Twitch finally prevents users from watching channels they’re banned from
Twitch has finally begun rolling out a that lets creators block banned users from watching their streams. Before this tool, banned users couldn’t participate in [view more]
Comcast starts squeezing 2 Gbps symmetrical internet speeds through decades-old coaxial cables
Comcast is upgrading its residential cable internet service to offer upload and download speeds of up to 2 Gbps through decades-old coaxial cables. The company [view more]