Using nothing but physics, Indian engineer Sonam Wangchuk is creating giant ‘ice stupas’ in the Tibetan plateau to counteract the effects of climate change.

Over the past 35 years, our views on privacy and Caller ID technology have totally flipped. The concern used to be about the caller. Now, it’s the recipient.

Midway through his career, the inventor of “cyberspace” turned his attention to a strange new world: the present. 

The Texas-based company reportedly sold just 350 of its $699 commuter scooters.

Updated June 18th, 2021

Three broad reasons obtaining care for kids now costs as much as buying a brand new Hyundai Elantra each year

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For the first time, U.S. manufacturing workers with college degrees will soon outnumber those without. It’s part of a shift to automation that has increased factory output, opened opportunities for women and reduced prospects for the nation’s lowest-skilled…

You could own the busiest watering hole for miles.

As a (late) part of the #rust2020 request, I wanted to talk about one of the paper-cuts that has become decently problematic for new and experienced users of Embedded Rust:
The size costs of formatting in Rust today are unreasonably expensive for users of…

Besides the sweet-natured giant yellow bird, he also played the misanthropic bellyacher Oscar the Grouch.

The 1903 publication of The Geography of Human Life may be seen as the first full expression of Makiguchi's quest for universal principles.

Paying for things online usually means giving up plenty of privacy. But this needn't always be the case. Last night I donated to a local ...

The forces that are driving the nation’s top technology talent to just a handful of cities have intensified in recent years, leaving much of the nation behind as the U.S. becomes a more digital economy, according to a new study.

Two years ago, Apple launched an aggressive battle against ads that track users across the web. Today executives in the online publishing and advertising industries say that effort has been stunningly effective—posing a problem for advertisers looking to…

The number of daily bitcoin transactions has been falling. About 9.1 million bitcoins, representing about 51% of those outstanding, haven’t changed hands in at least six months.