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dimanche 10 mars 2024, 15:34
Slashdot reader ArchieBunker shared this article from NBC News: Exposure to leaded gasoline lowered the IQ of about half the population of the United States, a new study estimates. The peer-reviewed study, published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy...
An anonymous reader shared this article from the Washington Post: A much-debated theory holds that 4 billion years ago, give or take, long before the appearance of dinosaurs or even bacteria, the primordial soup contained only the possibility of life. Then a molecule called...
Legislation proposed in California 'aims to repeal Daylight saving time and put California permanently on Standard time,' reports a San Diego news station: In November 2018, California voters passed Prop 7, a measure that would allow the state legislature to change Daylight...
An anonymous reader shared this report from the Guardian: The U.S. is not secretly hiding alien technology or extraterrestrial beings from the public, according to a defense department report. On Friday, the Pentagon 'published the findings of an investigation conducted by...
An anonymous reader shared this report from the Guardian: The U.S. is not secretly hiding alien technology or extraterrestrial beings from the public, according to a defense department report. On Friday, the Pentagon 'published the findings of an investigation conducted by...
'A 20-year-old Trojan resurfaced recently,' reports Dark Reading, 'with new variants that target Linux and impersonate a trusted hosted domain to evade detection.' Researchers from Palo Alto Networks spotted a new Linux variant of the Bifrost (aka Bifrose) malware that uses...
An anonymous Slashdot reader shared this article from Live Science: Manufacturers will no longer use harmful 'forever chemicals' in food packaging products in the U.S., according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In a statement released February 28, the agency...
samedi 9 mars 2024, 23:34
'2004 was already an eventful year for Linux,' writes ZDNet's Jack Wallen. 'As I reported at the time, SCO was trying to drive Linux out of business. Red Hat was abandoning Linux end-user fans for enterprise customers by closing down Red Hat Linux 9 and launching the...
' A federal agency in charge of cybersecurity discovered it was hacked last month...' reports CNN. Last month the U.S. Department of Homeland Security experienced a breach at its Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, reports the Record, 'through vulnerabilities...
It was an idea first proposed by Archimedes, reports CNN. But now, 'Brenden Sener, 13, of London, Ontario, has won two gold medals and a London Public Library award for his minuscule version of the contraption — a supposed war weapon made up of a large array of mirrors design...
Remember Avi Loeb, the Harvard professor who claims fragments of alien technology turned up in a high-speed meteor he retrieved from the waters off of Papua, New Guinea? 'Reanalysis of seismic data now suggests Loeb may have been looking for the meteor remnants in the wrong...
Roughly $138 billion in U.S. student loan debt has now been cancelled, reports CNN. 'That's about one-third of the $430 billion that would've been canceled under the president's one-time forgiveness plan, which was struck down by the Supreme Court last year.' It's 9% of all...
An anonymous reader shared this report from the Washington Post: The Earth just observed its warmest February, setting a monthly record for the ninth time in a row, the European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service announced Wednesday. The unrelenting and exceptional...
'Shares of Rivian Automotive surged 13% on Thursday,' reports CNBC, 'as the EV maker unveiled three new vehicles and announced more than $2 billion in savings related to pausing construction on a plant in Georgia.' CNBC notes that Rivian's current vehicles 'start at roughly...
A recent survey found that academic organizations are failing to preserve digital material -- 'including science paid for with taxpayer money,' reports Ars Technica, highlighting the need for improved archiving standards and responsibilities in the digital age. From the...
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