Collaborate Disseminate
Split keyboards are becoming more popular, but because they’re still relatively niche, they can be rather expensive if you want to buy one. So why not make your own? Sure, …read more Continue reading DIY Split Keyboard Made with a Saw
Some scientists believe life on earth originated in organic matter in earth’s bodies of water more than 3.5 billion years ago,” reports CNN. “But where did that organic material come from…?”
Maybe electrical energy sparked the beginnings of life on… Continue reading Did Life on Earth Come from ‘Microlightning’ Between Charged Water Droplets?
Though it’s stock price is still up 200% from its IPO in March of 2024
— last week Reddit’s stock had dropped nearly 50% since February 7th.
And then this week, it dropped another 10%, reports Bloomberg, citing both the phenomenon of “volatile… Continue reading Reddit’s 50% Stock-Price Plunge Fails to Entice Buyers as Growth Slows
The Pomdoro technique of time management has moved on a little from the tomato-shaped kitchen timer which gave it a name, as [Rukenshia] shows us with this nifty ESP32 and …read more Continue reading An ESP32 Pomdoro Timer
Automotive historian Dan Albert loves the “adorable tiny truck” he’s driving. It’s one of the small Japan-made “kei” pickups and minivans that “make up about a third of car sales in Japan.” Americans can legally import older models for less than $10,00… Continue reading ‘Why Did the Government Declare War on My Adorable Tiny Truck?’
“I am having conversations every day with people whose careers are sort of over,” a 53-year-old film and TV director told the New York Times:
If you entered media or image-making in the ’90s — magazine publishing, newspaper journalism, photograp… Continue reading Are Tech-Driven ‘Career Meltdowns’ Hitting Generation X?
When the AMSAT-OSCAR 7 (AO-7) amateur radio satellite was launched in 1974, its expected lifespan was about five years. The plucky little satellite made it to 1981 when a battery …read more Continue reading AMSAT-OSCAR 7: the Ham Satellite That Refused to Die
Last week an Air France flight to the Caribbean had to turn around and return to Paris, reports the Washington Post, “after a passenger could not locate their cellphone.”
Because of fears that an unattended cellphone could overheat — and becaus… Continue reading Why a Lost Cellphone Forced an Airplane to Turn Around in Mid-Flight
In 1999 Slashdot reader Jeremie announced “a new project I recently started to create a complete open-source platform for Instant Messaging with transparent communication to other IM systems (ICQ, AIM, etc).” It was the first release of the eXtensible … Continue reading ‘An Open Letter To Meta: Support True Messaging Interoperability With XMPP’
Microsoft Excel has long supported richer data types than just text and numbers, but it lacks a way to visually differentiate those types.
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