Hacker News – Linux on iPad
Hacker News – 1 in 4 Americans are jobless or earning poverty-level wages, new study finds
Green Car Congress – Researchers develop thin-layer artificial biofilm technology for green ethylene production
INHABITAT – Wind-powered cargo vessel promises sustainable ocean shipping
Green Car Congress – Workhorse Group submits formal application to FAA for type certification of HorseFly delivery drone
Green Car Congress – Nikkei: Nissan will sell only electric and hybrid cars in China by 2025
INHABITAT – Kamp C hits a milestone with largest 3D-printer for concrete
Green Car Congress – New process uses localized surface plasmons for room-temperature conversion of CO2 to CO
Green Car Congress – Northwestern team develops solid acid electrochemical cell for the production of hydrogen from ammonia
Green Car Congress – New approach to recover anode materials from spent Li-ion batteries
Green Car Congress – New smelting reduction process to recover Co, Ni, Mn, and Li simultaneously from Li-ion batteries
INHABITAT – Bacardi announces new biodegradable bottles
Green Car Congress – Havyard establishes company for hydrogen power for ships
Big Think – Hyperbaric chambers used to reverse aging in “Holy Grail” study
Slashdot – Bot Generated Fake Nudes of Over 100,000 Women Without Their Knowledge, Says Report
Slashdot – Researchers Discover Second ‘Key’ Used By Coronavirus To Enter Human Cells
Slashdot – Slashdot Asks: How Do You Feel About Btrfs?
Slashdot – NASA’s Probe Sampled Too Much From Asteroid Bennu and Now It’s Leaking
Slashdot – New Nuclear Engine Concept Could Help Realize 3-Month Trips To Mars
Slashdot – About 3% of Starlink Satellites Have Failed So Far
Slashdot – US Grid-Battery Costs Dropped 70% Over 3 Years
Slashdot – SpaceX Starlink Public Beta Begins: It’s $99 a Month Plus $500 Up Front
Slashdot – Hackers Can Now Reverse Engineer Intel Updates Or Write Their Own Custom Firmware
Slashdot – World’s First Ocean Hybrid Platform Converts Tidal Waves Into Energy
Slashdot – Google’s AI Converts Webpages Into Videos
Slashdot – Intel Begins Their Open-Source Driver Support For Vulkan Ray-Tracing With Xe HPG
Slashdot – Honeywell Announces its H1 Quantum Computer with 10 Qubits
Slashdot – AI Has Cracked a Key Mathematical Puzzle For Understanding Our World
Slashdot – These Drones Will Plant 40,000 Trees in a Month. By 2028, They’ll Have Planted 1 Billion
Slashdot – A 5-Story Building In Shanghai ‘Walks’ To a New Location Using Technology
Slashdot – ‘Time Cells’ Discovered In Human Brains
Slashdot – Sean Connery Dies at Age 90. Remembered as ‘The Best of Many’ James Bonds
Slashdot – New Chinese Laptop Appears With 14nm Loongsoon Quad-Core 3A4000 CPU
Slashdot – Linux Foundation Creates Its Own Versions of Apple/Google Coronavirus Tracing Apps
Slashdot – A New Idea: Replacing Daylight Saving Time With ‘Universal Solar Time’
Slashdot – Chrome Will Soon Have Its Own Dedicated Certificate Root Store
Slashdot – GPS and Water Don’t Mix. So Scientists Have Found a New Way To Navigate Under the Sea
Slashdot – Dell Adding Hardware Privacy Driver For Linux
Slashdot – China Launches World’s First 6G Experimental Satellite
Slashdot – Debt Collectors Will Soon Be Allowed To Reach You By Text Or On Facebook
Slashdot – Defeating Trump, Joe Biden Declared Winner of US Presidential Elections
Slashdot – SSDs Are Primed To Get Bigger and Faster With Micron’s New NAND Memory Tech
Slashdot – In Rural ‘Dead Zones,’ School Comes On a Flash Drive
Slashdot – An Amazonian Tea May Stimulate the Formation of New Brain Cells
Slashdot – Study Claims 18% of Covid Patients Later Diagnosed with Mental Illness
Slashdot – Companies Could Face Hefty Fines Under New Canadian Privacy Law
Slashdot – New Pfizer Results: Coronavirus Vaccine Is Safe and 95% Effective
Slashdot – Flash Animations Live Forever At the Internet Archive
Slashdot – The US Could Soon Ban the Selling of Carrier-Locked Phones
Engadget – Smart fabric can recognize the food you put on the table
Engadget – This is Harley-Davidson’s first electric bicycle
Engadget – Logitech’s new $50 ergonomic trackball mouse has Bluetooth LE support
Engadget – Chevy will start selling EV retrofit kits in 2021
Engadget – RISC-V is trying to launch an open-hardware revolution
Engadget – Apple TV will be available on Xbox consoles next week
Engadget – Here’s everything Apple announced at its M1 Mac event
Engadget – The world’s first crewed Hyperloop trip was a success
Engadget – Amazon cuts up to 30 percent off hard drives, SSDs and removable storage
Engadget – Apple’s new MacBook Air has an M1 chip and no fans
Engadget – Apple’s new M1 Macs won’t work with external GPUs
Engadget – Amazon reduces the size of its delivery drone team
Engadget – Microsoft’s Windows turns 35 today
Engadget – T-Mobile activates 988 for emergency mental health services
Engadget – Google is testing an AI system to help vision-impaired people run races
Engadget – Noise Machine is a tiny MIDI controller for creating music on the go
Engadget – A new drug cocktail could help fight the toughest cancers
Engadget – Microsoft will start testing xCloud in four more countries on November 18th
Engadget – Voi tests e-scooters with built-in pedestrian detection
Engadget – Ford’s E-Transit is a more affordable electric delivery van
Engadget – PayPal now lets all US users buy, sell and hold cryptocurrency
Engadget – Bud Light put a PC and a projector inside a six-pack, for charity
Home – Want a Risc-V PC? Try this development board
Home – Record Q3 sales at Nvidia
Ars Technica – Our PlayStation 5 has arrived—here’s what we can show you so far
Ars Technica – Ubuntu Groovy Gorilla adds Raspberry Pi as a “first class citizen”
Ars Technica – AMD’s newest graphics cards: RDNA2 power from $579 to $999
Ars Technica – In a first, researchers extract secret key used to encrypt Intel CPU code
Ars Technica – Google’s Project Zero discloses Windows 0-day that’s been under active exploit
Ars Technica – A new way to plug a human brain into a computer: Via veins
Ars Technica – Bitcoin hits $14,000 for the first time since early 2018
Ars Technica – Google fixes two more Chrome zero-days that were under active exploit
Ars Technica – Intel enters the laptop discrete GPU market with Xe Max
Ars Technica – AMD’s Zen 3 CPUs are here—we test the blistering-fast 5900X and 5950X
Ars Technica – Apple dishes details on its new M1 chip
Ars Technica – Alphabet delivers wireless Internet over light beams from 20km away
Ars Technica – Hands-on with the Apple M1—a seriously fast x86 competitor [Updated]
Ars Technica – Nvidia developed a radically different way to compress video calls
Ars Technica – Google Chrome is available as an Apple M1 native app today
Ars Technica – iFixit teardown of M1 MacBooks gives us our first glimpse at the M1 up close
PhysOrg.com – latest science and technology news stories – Strain of rhizobacteria shown to naturally and sustainably promote rice growth
PhysOrg.com – latest science and technology news stories – SARS-CoV-2 uses ‘genome origami’ to infect and replicate inside host cells
PhysOrg.com – latest science and technology news stories – Researchers learn how bacteria protect their protective outer membranes
PhysOrg.com – latest science and technology news stories – Gold-catalyzed reaction releases an active drug to kill cancer cells
PhysOrg.com – latest science and technology news stories – Final weeks of historic hurricane season bring new storms
PhysOrg.com – latest science and technology news stories – Invisible organic light-emitting diodes reach new world record
Next Big Future – Super Long Range Cannons Could Create Global Trench Warfare 2.0
Big Think – Newly discovered mineral petrovite could revolutionize batteries
PhysOrg.com – latest science and technology news stories – We created diamonds in minutes without heat by mimicking the force of an asteroid collision
PhysOrg.com – latest science and technology news stories – An imperceptible thin-film sensor to record movement and the sense of touch
New Scientist – – New Scientist – Pfizer covid-19 vaccine may not need to be kept at -70°C after all
New Scientist – – New Scientist – Magnetic spray turns objects into mini robots that can deliver drugs
New Scientist – – New Scientist – AI that can diagnose tinnitus from brain scans may improve treatment
New Scientist – – New Scientist – Potent new antifungal discovered in the microbiome of marine animals
New Scientist – – New Scientist – Computer vision can estimate calorie content of food at a glance
New Scientist – – New Scientist – Viruses have been shown to produce their own energy for the first time
CBC | Canada News – Husky pipeline spills 900,000 litres of produced water in northwestern Alberta
CBC | Canada News – Assisted-dying bill wins approval in principle over Conservative objections
CBC | Canada News – 1st HIV self-test approved in Canada
Hack a Day – RadioShack to Be Reborn as Online-First Retailer
Big Think – Psilocybin rapidly promotes neuroplasticity in the brains of rats
Big Think – Crazy dreams help us make sense of our memories
Big Think – Oregon decriminalizes drugs: Here are 3 metrics other states will track
Hacker News – Qt 6.0 Beta 4 Released
Hacker News – Firejail – Sandbox Linux Applications
Hacker News – Ableton Live 11
Hacker News – Brain DNA Refolds Itself to Aid Memory Recall
Hacker News – Brow.sh: a modern text-based browser
Hacker News – Free and liberated e-books, carefully produced for the true book lover
Hack a Day – Trying (And Failing) To Use GPUs with the Compute Module 4
Hack a Day – Laser-Induced Graphene Supercapacitors from Kapton Tape
Hack a Day – Visualizing Magnetic Memory with Core 64
Hack a Day – Highly Sensitive Camera Makes A Great Night Vision Scope
Hack a Day – Rotating Magnetic Fields, Explained
Hack a Day – Cutting Balsa Wood with Air (Oh, and a Laser)
Hack a Day – 3D Print Your Way to a Modular MIDI Playset
Hack a Day – Custom Firmware For Cheap Bluetooth Thermometers
Hack a Day – Portable Ham Antenna Uses SMD Capacitors
Scientific American – News – A Butterfly’s Brilliant Blue Wings Lead to Less Toxic Paint
Hacker News – McDonald’s is adding plant-based burgers to the menu
Hack a Day – Spider Silk, Spider Silk, Made Using a Strain of Yeast
Hack a Day – Hello From The NearSpace
Blog – Hackaday – Proprietary Lenses Are No Problem With This USB Adaptor
Blog – Hackaday – Super-Simple VGA Adapter Sports Low-Res Output with Only Four TTL Chips
Blog – Hackaday – A Transistor-less Sound Synthesizer
Blog – Hackaday – Flash is Dead, but Its Culture Should Live On
Hacker News – imgcat: higher resolution
PhysOrg.com – latest science and technology news stories – New imaging method reveals HIV’s sugary shield in unprecedented detail
PhysOrg.com – latest science and technology news stories – South America ravaged by unprecedented drought and fires
Big Think – New tardigrade species withstands lethal UV radiation thanks to fluorescent ‘shield’
Hack a Day – What If You Could Design Your Own Aluminum Hand?
