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Lego make lots of neat floral arrangements these days, and even little Christmas trees, too. While they’re fun to build out of tiny little blocks, they’re a little small for …read more Continue reading 3D Printing A Big Lego Christmas Tree
Every scout knows how to read a compass, and that there is a magnetic north and a true north. That’s because the Earth’s magnetic field isn’t exactly aligned with the …read more Continue reading It’s Official: The North Pole is Moving
The EU is pushing Apple to make iOS more interoperable with other platforms, requiring features like AirDrop and AirPlay to work seamlessly with Android and third-party devices, while also enabling background app functionality and cross-platform notifi… Continue reading EU Wants Apple To Open AirDrop and AirPlay To Android
An anonymous reader quotes a report from PCMag: Amazon employees are striking after the online retail giant missed a deadline to begin negotiations for a union contract. Roughly 10,000 employees have gone on strike as of Dec. 19. Workers are forming pi… Continue reading 10,000 Amazon Workers Go On Strike Ahead of Holiday Rush
Each Christmas, [Adam Anderson], [Daniel Quach], and [Johan Wheeler] (meanwhile going by ‘the Janky Jingle Crew’)—set themselves the challenge of outdoing their previous creations. Last year’s CH32 Fireplace brought an …read more Continue reading Rudolph’s Sleigh on a North Pole PCB
The U.S. Department of Justice has charged Russian-Israeli national, Rostislav Panev, for his alleged role as a developer in the LockBit ransomware group, accused of designing malware and maintaining infrastructure for attacks that extorted over $500 m… Continue reading Justice Department Unveils Charges Against Alleged LockBit Developer
Jurors delivered a mixed verdict on Friday, ruling that Qualcomm had properly licensed its central processor chips from Arm. This decision effectively concludes Arm’s lawsuit against Qualcomm, which had the potential to disrupt the global smartphone an… Continue reading Qualcomm Processors Properly Licensed From Arm, US Jury Finds
A federal jury determined that Qualcomm did not violate Arm Holdings licensing agreements when it purchased Nuvia and made the Snapdragon X chips.
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: The newest online-only school greenlighted (PDF) by the Arizona State Board for Charter Schools comes with a twist: The academic curriculum will be taught entirely by AI. Charter schools — independe… Continue reading Arizona’s Getting an Online Charter School Taught Entirely By AI
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