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While biologists and chemists race to develop new antibiotics to combat constantly mutating bacteria, predicted to lead to 10 million deaths by 2050, engineers are … Read More ›

The next big frontier in space exploration is finding ways to effectively harness oxygen contained within Moon dust. What will it take?

E-biking has made me rethink things about my city, cities in general, and mobility as a human need and right. Here are things that have struck me while learning to use (e)bikes for transportation.

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A contrarian account of our prehistory argues that cities once flourished without rulers and rules—and still could.

While many Linux users were excited years ago around EOMA68 and in part the possibility of an open, upgradeable laptop design, it has yet to ship and looking like it never will -- not to mention being very outdated specifications by today's standards.

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VCs know how to deal with engineers, but engineers don't know how to deal with VCs

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