Collaborate Disseminate
Machines that automate the various tedious tasks that come with being a servant in a cat’s household — like feeding and cleaning Mr. Fluffles’ litter box — are generally a …read more Continue reading The Rise of Self-Cleaning, Cat-Killing Litter Boxes
PSA: You don’t need to join the wild goose chase for the PS5. The previous model will serve you just fine. Continue reading Buy a PlayStation 4 If You Want. Seriously, It’s Fine
Before you start cutting up that ‘negative ion’ health bracelet or personal massager, be aware that these are highly likely to contain thorium oxide or similar radioactive powder, as this research video by [Justin Atkin] (also embedded after the break) over at The Thought Emporium YouTube channel shows. Even ignoring …read more
Continue reading Be Wary Of Radioactive Bracelets And Similar
The agency will be sending out posters to high schools and running digital ads to raise awareness. Continue reading The FDA Is Launching An Anti-Juul Campaign That’s Like D.A.R.E. for Vaping
We sent nine scientists across the world on a quest to explore the biggest questions in science, all to find out what drives discovery. Continue reading Watch the Trailer for ‘The Most Unknown,’ Motherboard’s First Feature Documentary
This year for Hallowe’en, [Scott] went out dressed as a Comcast xfinity hotspot. Funny, yes, but there’s a deeper meaning here. [Scott] really went as a walking PSA that illustrates the dangers of making assumptions about the relative safety of WiFi networks based solely on their broadcast names.
[Scott] could have gone chaotic evil with this setup, but he didn’t. No one could actually get on the Internet through him. Inside the “hotspot” are a Wi-Fi adapter and a Pi Zero running a captive portal. It broadcasts the default ‘XFINITY’ and ‘xfinitywifi’ SSIDs, plus a bunch of other common network …read more
Continue reading Evil Hotspot Costume Makes Valuable Connections
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| The Federal Bureau of Investigation has recently issued a Public Service Announcement (PSA), encouraging consumers to think twice before purchasing internet-connected toys.
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PSA: don’t click on random Google Doc links. Continue reading Someone Is Spreading a Massive Google Doc Phishing Email Right Now
Motherboard is partnering with Smart Cities NYC 17 to cover the people shaping our urban environments of today and tomorrow. Continue reading Tell Us What You Want the Future of Your City to Look Like