Scientists discover new way to make fuel from water and sunlight, but more work is needed
Novel two-step process proves more efficient than previous methods
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"Become Anyone 2.0" is an LED display face-changing mask that lives up to its name
Its creator became the Doom Marine. Who do you want to be?
Cool DIY: A developer has created an LED face mask that looks like something straight out of a dystopian sci-fi film. The device can display custom images and animations, turning the user into anything imaginable.
NATO wants its own fleet of unmanned drones for naval surveillance
The technology for the program already exists
Donald Trump names David Sacks "White House AI and crypto czar"
Sacks to craft policies for AI and crypto domains
Out of this world: This watch is made from a million-year-old meteorite
A one-of-a-kind timepiece
Internet Archive ends effort to overturn defeat in digital book lending case
There will be no Supreme Court review, but the Archive's fight is far from done
OpenAI partners with Palmer Luckey's defense firm, paving the way for AI-driven military tech
The same technology behind ChatGPT could help decide if an enemy should be killed
Bitcoin breaks $100,000 barrier for the first time ever
Bitcoin has never been more valuable
Man narrows landfill search for $771 million Bitcoin hard drive with "finely tuned" plan
The drive location has been narrowed down to a small area
Amazon faces lawsuit for limiting Prime deliveries in two Washington D.C. areas over safety concerns
The lawsuit claims Amazon never informed residents
Apple CEO Tim Cook talks about AI, Vision Pro, and retirement in new interview
Apple is going all-in on AI
NZXT CEO admits "we messed up" but stops short of apologizing after scathing Gamers Nexus exposé
Changes are being introduced to the Flex program, but prices remain unchanged
Leaked email sheds light on the curious death of HowStuffWorks founder Marshall Brain
While not a suicide note, the letter does explain Brain's mental state just before he took his own life
Scientists create chameleon-like invisibility material that doesn't use electricity
Molecular compound allows material to shift colors in seconds
Failover vs. Failback: Two Disaster Recovery Methods
A key distinction in the realm of disaster recovery is the one between failover and failback. Both terms describe two sides of the same coin, complementary processes that are often brought together.
70% of surveyed employees in the UK believe AI is reshaping the workplace
Perceived benefits include increased efficiency and enhanced productivity
Blizzard delists Warcraft RTS games, but GOG promises owners to preserve their purchases
Customers can still buy the bundle until December 13
NZXT responds to damning Gamers Nexus video accusing it of running a "predatory, evil" rental scam
"We are aware of the recent claims made against us"
A hot potato: NZXT has responded to a damning video from YouTube channel Gamers Nexus that accuses the PC hardware giant of running a "predatory, evil rental computer scam." The program in question is its Flex subscription-based service for desktop PCs, which GN says uses "bait and switch" tactics. There are other accusations, too, including faked benchmarks and aggressive terms.
Woman wins $1,380 for going eight hours without a smartphone
It wasn't just about staying off your phone
Vinyl is crushing CDs as music industry eclipses cinema, report says
The analog sound storage is making an epic comeback
The unsung heroes of chip sales: field application engineers
Solving problems, closing deals
NASA's bleeding-edge radar has captured a secret Cold War base under Greenland's receding ice sheet
Global warming is uncovering military secrets that were abandoned decades ago
Australia bans under-16s from using social media – platforms criticize decision
Other countries have expressed interest in following suit