Collaborate Disseminate
Digital Trends reports:
Apple could unveil its first smart glasses at WWDC in June 2027, followed by a consumer release toward the end of the year, according to Bloomberg… Part of the delay reportedly stems from Apple’s engineering and marketing te… Continue reading Apple’s Smart Glasses Delayed, As Engineers Consider Privacy Concerns
After previously using the fermenting of sugar to obtain ethanol fuel, [Hyperspace Pirate] figured that it’d be a waste to just blast the other half of the yeast production in …read more Continue reading Filling High Pressure CO2 Tanks From Sugar Fermentation Gas
A U.S. district court “has dismissed Google’s case against SerpApi over that company’s scraping of search results to train AI models,” reports Computerworld. Google had claimed that it was protecting copyright holders — and that SerpApi’s actions… Continue reading Google’s Anti-search-scraping Lawsuit Dismissed
270,000 people have been displaced by wildfires in France and Spain, reports the Guardian. A wildfire even forced evacuations in Scotland.
And wildfires “have now scorched four million acres of land in the U.S.,” reports NPR, as tens of millions of p… Continue reading Wildfires, Evacuations, and Smoke Hit Europe and North America
America’s garbage trucks can do more than just collect trash, reports Newsweek. They may also help identify code violations using AI.
Officials in Cape Coral, Florida, recently considered equipping sanitation trucks with AI-powered cameras that would … Continue reading AI-Equipped Garbage Trucks Could Soon Start Spying On People in the US
We’ve all done it before: a simple project that escalated to the point of extreme overengineering. But what’s less common is [Lee Hutchinson]’s digital clock, whose case is (somewhat-successfully) designed …read more Continue reading Ever Seen Claude Use Fusion 360?
From the site tech-news site XDA Developers:
The consumer tech economy needs more DRAM manufacturers, and it needs them more urgently than perhaps at any point in its history. Anyone keeping track of the pricing trends will know that memory prices ha… Continue reading Is Huawei Building Its Own DRAM Fab?
“Welcome home!” NASA posted on X.com, sharing footage of a successful “parachute-assisted” landing on a Kazakhstan steppe for the Soyuz MS-28, carrying three astronauts who’d spent 241 days on the International Space Station. (And YouTube has a full tw… Continue reading Three Astronauts Safely Return from Space Station, Landing in Kazakhstan Steppe
ESAFENET&#;x26;#;39;s CDG showed up in our data before. The company focused on secure document management and data leakage prevention solutions. The “CDG” stands for “Content Data Guard”, and the product appears to be mostly targeting the Chinese market [1]. Sadly, like so many security products, it suffers from basic security vulnerabilities like SQL Injection, XSS, and default passwords. We have seen scanning for ESAFENET CDG before, in particular after the cross-site scripting vulnerability was made public.
Continue reading Scans for ESAFENET CDG 3 Document Management System Weak Logins, (Sun, Jul 26th)
It started with some underground utility work for the South Carolina town of Surfside Beach (population: 4,155). “Public records confirm that a payment of $545,598.30 was issued,” according to a local news station — but the CEO of Wildcat Contrac… Continue reading Typo-Squatting Scammers Con South Carolina Town Out of $545K