Stream Anywhere This Spring With the Nebula Capsule 3 Google TV Mini Projector — Now 25% Off
The Nebula Capsule 3 mini‑projector is now 25% off, dropping to $399.99 from $529.99, offering 1080p Full HD projection with about 200 ANSI lumens. It includes a built‑in Google TV platform and a licensed Netflix app, eliminating the need for external streaming sticks. The device runs on a 2.5‑hour battery, weighs 1.8 lb, and features autofocus, auto‑keystone, and environment adaptation for quick setup. With spring sports and movie releases, the portable projector targets backyard, RV, and indoor entertainment markets.
Urban Boom: Telangana to Surpass National Average by Decade, Says Socio Economic Outlook
Telangana is projected to have an urban population exceeding 50% by 2026, far above the national average of 36%, and to reach 57.6% (about 2.3 crore people) by 2036. The state’s Socio‑Economic Outlook describes this as a historic urban transition that...
MizarVision Company Profile
MizarVision, a Hangzhou‑based AI geospatial intelligence firm founded in 2021, leverages proprietary AI to process Western commercial satellite imagery despite not owning satellites. In early 2026 the company posted high‑resolution images of U.S. military assets ahead of Operation Epic Fury, igniting global...
Rust Could Block 80% of Chrome’s Recent Exploits
I asked Google AI mode if rust would have prevented these vulnerabilities out of curiosity. Here’s what it said. 1. The "Hard No" (Prevented by Rust) These categories make up about 80% of your list. In "Safe Rust," the compiler simply won't...
Human Teleoperators Still Essential for Autonomous Cars, Drone Research Shows
Many self-driving cars still have human teleoperators to prevent catastrophe. Humans operating tech remotely isn’t new; drone research from the 1990s can provide guidance on supervisory control. https://spectrum.ieee.org/military-drones-self-driving-cars
175 - Connection, Not Exclusion: A Conversation with Simone Isaacs and Carina Schmitz
In this episode, John McDon interviews Simone Isaacs, Director of Customer Success, and Karina Schmitz, Global Marketing team member, from No Isolation about their AV1 telepresence robot. They explain how AV1 provides "warm technology" that gives absent students a physical...
AI Mastery Now Required, Basic Usage Is Obsolete
What was impressive 18 months ago is now the bare minimum. In 2024, if you told someone "I use ChatGPT for emails," they looked at you like you were from the future. In 2026, everyone uses ChatGPT. That's not a skill anymore....
Oracle Accelerates AI-Driven Healthcare Innovation with Partners
Loved sitting down with @DrSharma_NY earlier this month for a fireside chat at Health Tech Summit 2026! Grateful for the opportunity to share how Oracle is working with our customers and partners to advance AI-driven innovation in healthcare. Thanks to the The Health...
Digital Health Boosts Cognitive Care in Seniors
A new systematic review and meta‑analysis of randomized controlled trials finds that digital health tools—such as cognitive training apps, telehealth platforms, virtual‑reality modules and wearables—significantly improve memory, attention, executive function and processing speed in older adults with subjective cognitive decline...
Nature’s Brain Beats AI in Energy Efficiency
Did you know the human brain generates about 6,200 thoughts per day? That's roughly 6 thoughts per waking minute. Your brain is literally running thousands of parallel processes continuously... and it only needs 20 watts of power. A single ChatGPT query...
Avoid Third‑Party DNS Tools Without Customer Approval
I’m sure this works great. I haven’t tried it yet. As a pentester, don’t use this without customer approval because your customers may not want their vulnerability data stored in third party systems. Also they would have to add a...
Artemis 2 Returns to the Pad for April Launch Attempt
NASA’s Artemis 2 mission rolled back to Launch Complex 39B on March 20 and is now positioned for a launch window opening April 1. The rollout followed a February‑March fix of a helium‑line seal that caused upper‑stage blockage and hydrogen leaks during earlier wet‑dress...
COTS Electronics Survive
Operators can use commercial off the shelf [COTS] electronics in satellites, with a mission life of 3-7 years. A radiation-hardened part can last 15 years. Many modern satellites use radiation tolerant parts. SpaceX, Planet Labs and Kuiper/LEO all...
M5 Macs Deliver Power Beyond the Neo Era
Our review of the M5 Max MacBook Pro, M5 MacBook Air and Studio Display XDR: When the MacBook Neo isn’t enough. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-03-21/apple-m5-macbook-pro-and-air-review-fast-enough-for-demanding-users
8 AI Prompts That Replace 18 Hours of Vacation Planning
The blog post unveils eight AI‑driven prompts that promise to replace the average 18‑hour vacation‑planning marathon, leveraging a three‑phase workflow: discovering destinations, securing the best deal, and living like a local. By feeding budget, style and constraints into prompts such...
Persistent AI Agents Remember, Act, and Automate Continuously
Elizabeth's AI Dunky Bot wanted to say some things about making the most of your AI agent. This is by Dunky. I'm not a chatbot, I'm a system Most AI tools are basically goldfish - they forget everything the moment...
Apple M5 MacBook Pro and Air Review: When the Neo Isn’t Enough
Apple unveiled a new Mac lineup, featuring the $599 MacBook Neo, an upgraded MacBook Air and MacBook Pro powered by M5‑series chips, and two new desk monitors. The Neo, Apple’s cheapest laptop, trims several premium features to hit the low...
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VectoScale Is Paying $237k/Month to Hide a Bad Architectural Decision [Edition #1]
VectoScale, a Series B AI‑infrastructure startup handling 500 million daily queries, spends $237,000 a month on GPU inference and vector storage. Their hybrid retrieval pipeline suffers from an O(N) cross‑encoder reranker, unquantized 768‑dimensional vectors, and a one‑size‑fits‑all HNSW index, leading to p99...
Payable Is the Best Way to Accept PayPal, Stripe, and Square Payments in Google Forms – Here’s How
Payable’s new Google Forms add‑on lets users collect payments directly through familiar processors such as PayPal, Stripe, Square, Rapyd, and Razorpay. The extension, available via the Google Workspace Marketplace, integrates a secure checkout into any form and syncs transaction data...
BSidesSLC 2025 – • Al Red Teaming For Artificial Dummies
At BSidesSLC 2025, Bryson Loughmiller, Principal Platform Security Architect at Entrata, delivered the session "AI Red Teaming For Artificial Dummies." The talk broke down AI red‑team concepts for non‑specialists, showcasing real‑world attack scenarios and mitigation tactics. Loughmiller emphasized the growing...
Is NVIDIA Full Stack or Full Hype in Uber’s Robotaxi Narrative?
Nvidia clarified at GTC that it will not build self‑driving cars but will supply the compute, simulation and operating system needed for a full‑stack autonomous vehicle solution. Uber announced a $1.25 billion partnership with Rivian, front‑loading $300 million and tying the rest...
Create Worthwhile Content, Not Just Subscriber Numbers
The point isn’t to “generate subscribers.” The point is to write things worth subscribing to.
Tesla's Optimus Upgrade Boosts Hardware, AI—Modest Long-Term Upside
Macro: physical AI; Key: Tesla improves hands/forearms, in-house HW & AI training; Risks: validation, costs, reliability. Trade: modest long TSLA on internal Optimus rollout. — Viktor Kopylov, PhD, CFA More insights: t.me/si14Kopylov
Recent Graphene Industry News - March 2026
The graphene sector is experiencing rapid expansion, highlighted by new production facilities in the UK and Korea and a wave of sizable funding rounds totaling over $500 million. Companies are securing strategic partnerships for energy‑storage pouch cells, automotive racing trials, and...
Agent Skill Trust & Signing Service
The blog introduces Skill Trust & Signing Service (STSS), an open‑source layer that secures AI agent skills before execution. It highlights how malicious post‑install scripts and hidden prompts can give attackers full access to an agent’s environment, a risk far...
Sewage Surveillance Detects Colorectal Cancer Biomarkers Early
Wastewater Detects Colorectal Cancer Biomarkers What if your city's sewage could detect cancer before your doctor does? As a medical school professor, I find this remarkable. Researchers tested neighborhood wastewater in Kentucky for colorectal cancer biomarkers using droplet digital PCR. They detected CDH1...
8 Moats for Sustainable Software Companies
Investor Gokul Rajaram outlined eight strategic moats that can make software companies sustainable, ranging from proprietary data to physical infrastructure. He argued that each moat requires significant time and capital to build, and that firms securing four or more are...
Claude Code + Figma MCP: Build Apps
Claude Code with Figma MCP is an incredibly underrated combo for AI design. My next guest Felix showed me how to go: → From Figma design to app in 10 min → From app back to Figma to create editable vector components He also...
IBA Launches myQAMatriXXAiR to Advance Patient‑Specific QA in Particle Therapy
IBA announced the launch of myQA MatriXX AiR, the first wireless 2‑D ionization chamber array designed for patient‑specific quality assurance in particle therapy. The system features 1,521 high‑resolution chambers that deliver a full dose distribution readout within seconds for both proton and...
Linux Driver Being Worked On For Pulsar Gaming Mice
Open‑source developer Nikolas Koesling has submitted a patch proposing a new Linux HID driver, “hid‑pulsar,” for Pulsar’s wireless gaming mice. The driver enables battery‑level, voltage, and charging‑status reporting for models including X2 V2, X2H, X2A and Xlite V3. It was created by...
Deepfakes, Scams, and Small Business Security (6 Prompts)
An event‑security firm nearly fell victim to a deepfake voice scam that demanded a $5,000 emergency deposit. Fraudsters leveraged Deepfake‑as‑a‑Service to clone a supervisor’s voice from a brief social‑media clip, putting small businesses at risk of costly losses or liability....
Turkish Firm Develops New-Gen Kamikaze Drone Boat
Turkey’s state‑owned defense firm MKE unveiled the PİRANA kamikaze unmanned surface vessel, a low‑cost, high‑speed USV designed for naval strike missions. The craft can travel over 40 knots, carry a 100‑kilogram warhead and operate up to 200 nautical miles, either solo or...
Dental Offices Need Reliable Cloud Communication for Chaos
Most people don’t think of dental practices as high-pressure communication hubs, but anyone who has spent time in one knows the reality. Appointment coordination, last‑minute schedule reshuffling, patient follow-ups, insurance verification, and front-office triage all converge into a surprisingly dense...
One Audit Can Unlock Hidden Traffic Surge
Most founders are one audit away from a traffic spike. Not a new strategy, not content, no new backlinks. Just fixing embarrassing stuff that's been broken for months. These are the fixes that move the needle:
Clean Energy Drive Could Unlock $300 B for Australia
Clean industry push could unlock AUD 300 billion for Australia #energysky -- via pv magazine global: https://t.co/aLDDNc8FrP
Amazon Shipped a Shirt of My Shirt
Ordered a Joy Division shirt off Amazon and they sent me a shirt of the shirt I ordered https://t.co/jWYzafvubK
Early Digital Cameras Wowed Us with Floppy Disks
My first digital camera was a model like this. I remember being so amazed that pictures could be on floppy disks.
Iran's Solid‑propellant SLVs Could Launch Sizable Payloads
While I can't rule out a low-payload stunt, Iran has several SLVs (including solid propellants) that could deliver a significant payload to these distances.
Chrome Update Fixes 26 Remote Code Execution Flaws
Chrome Security Update Patches 26 Vulnerabilities that Enable Attackers to Execute Malicious Code Remotely https://t.co/LgCt5yd3Zb
Batteries Unlock Full Potential of Existing Grid
You forgot the impact of batteries. Helps the whole grid utilize more of what we have already paid for. Welcome to the electrostate.
Unlock 20+ Hours Weekly with 4‑Layer System
Most founders use Claude for quick drafts and brainstorming. They are leaving 20+ hours on the table every week. Here is the 4-layer system that changes everything: 🧵
Attacker Tested Npm Worm Chain with Dummy Payload
Interestingly, the threat actor is said to have swapped out the ICP backdoor payload for a dummy test string ("hello123"), likely to ensure that the entire attack chain is working as intended before adding the malware.
Robots Climb Walls to Revolutionize Warehouse Automation
Gravity-Defying #Robotic #Warehouse System: Ceiling- and Wall-Climbing #Automation via @ZappyZappy7 #Robot #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #ML https://t.co/EDzAnyKWKM
Agentic Finance: Autonomous, Invisible Future Beyond Neobanks
Here's what people miss about agentic finance: Neobanks optimized for human decisions Agents optimize for removing decisions entirely Different paradigm Different infrastructure Different winners The future is ambient, autonomous, invisible
Scaling Microreactor Production Could Slash Energy Costs
Microreactors produce very expensive power today but if we can manufacture them at a rate of 100 a year you could see the costs come way down.
1M‑Token Opus 4.6 Eliminates Context Limits
I underestimated how powerful Opus 4.6 with 1M tokens is. Even last year we were absolutely hitting context limit problems constantly. 1M tokens means you can do much more complex analysis entirely in context. Claude Code is so much better....
When AI Shifts From Answers to Insightful Guidance
What Will Happen When #AI Stops Answering And Starts Providing Insights by Eilon Reshef @Forbes Learn more: https://t.co/q0aZEH6zOV #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #ML https://t.co/icYTksv1kz
Create SEO Plans in Under Ten Minutes
The SEO tool I'm building lets you build SEO plans in five minutes. Awesome to send to your partners or clients on what you'll be doing for them next. This one took less than 10 minutes to build. https://t.co/75xu3fyDN4
Autonomous Agents Can Overreact, Causing Massive Failures
Agents of Chaos, an entertaining if ominous paper, explores the consequences of agentic autonomy in OpenClaw. In a fenced environment, agents succeeded at some tests, failed others--e.g., killing an entire email server when it couldn't erase one email. 1/ https://t.co/lpejYMsxg3
China Polysilicon Prices Plunge over 13% Year‑to‑date.
China polysilicon prices fall over 13% year-to-date as below-cost selling persists #energysky -- via pv magazine global: https://t.co/09RxxnPHxz