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www.phoronix.com 7mo ago

Pleas No Firefox to Evolve into a "Modern AI Browser"

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scitechdaily.com 7mo ago

Scientists Develop New Fish-Inspired Filter That Removes 99% of Microplastics

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www.reuters.com 10mo ago

Stellantis shelves Level 3 driver-assistance program as it downscales

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arstechnica.com 1y ago

Wealthy Americans have death rates on par with poor Europeans

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www.theguardian.com 1y ago

A waste dump is constantly on fire in east London

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theconversation.com 1y ago

UK's food system is broken. A green new deal 4 agriculture could b revolutionary

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arstechnica.com 1y ago

German router maker is latest company to inadvertently clarify the LGPL license

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eandt.theiet.org 1y ago

Electrifying Britain – The Great Grid Upgrade

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www.pcworld.com 1y ago

Wi-Fi 8, which will trade speed for a more reliable experience

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www.washingtonpost.com 1y ago

Town has no cell service, so the 'electrosensitive' have made it home

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www.technologyreview.com 1y ago

Weeds have evolved resistance to 168 different herbicides

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www.technologyreview.com 1y ago

The radio-obsessed civilian shaping Ukraine's drone defense

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arstechnica.com 1y ago

System used by courts and governments across the US riddled with vulnerabilities

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eandt.theiet.org 1y ago

Graphene-enhanced asphalt trialled on British roads

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www.pentestpartners.com 1y ago

Cyber Threats to Shipping Explained

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foldingathome.org 2y ago

AlphaFold Opens New Opportunities for Folding Home

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arstechnica.com 2y ago

New Blast-RADIUS attack breaks 30-year-old protocol used in networks everywhere

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phys.org 2y ago

Stigma against benefits has made devastating poverty acceptable in Britain

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hakaimagazine.com 2y ago

The Scheme to Reroute India's Water

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navyhistory.au 2y ago

Aster shootdown over Sydney in 1955

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pcper.com 2y ago

Hello Micron GDDR7

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cosmosmagazine.com 2y ago

Small reactors don't add up as a viable energy source

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scitechdaily.com 2y ago

New Alloy Shocks Scientists with Its Nearly Impossible Strength and Toughness

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www.tomshardware.com 2y ago

AMD DX12-advances make game engines more efficient and less dependent on CPU

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www.whathifi.com 2y ago

Vivid Audios majestic, 13-driver Moya 1 speakers promise thrills at every octave

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www.discovermagazine.com 2y ago

Gamma-Ray Bursts Could Wipe Out All Life, but Are Unlikely to Hit Earth

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www.tomshardware.com 2y ago

Modern web bloat means some pages load 21MB of data

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chipsandcheese.com 2y ago

Examining AMD's RDNA 4 Changes in LLVM

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www.pentestpartners.com 2y ago

Mobile Malware Analysis for the BBC

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theconversation.com 2y ago

What's the truth behind the 'shoplifting epidemic'? Six key questions answered

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Hi I tried with OPNSense, but I use a screen reader they made a big song and dance about fixing 11y on there web interface. In the end they did fuck all. OpenWRT has bin good with a screen reader since the start and the few times I have pointed out things to be fixed they have bin fixed with in days. So yeah go OpenWRT.

Rotten Dot Com 2 months ago

Such a blast from the past. my cousin would often print out pictures from this site, and then stick them up in random places. we would hang around for adults to spot them and then laugh ourselves silly at their reactions.

I loved Skype back in the day. Me and my wife would use Skype kasts and chat to people from all over the world. It was good with my screen reader all so. After the buyout it all went down hill. O yeah and teams is a fucking pile!

Just why I love OpenWrt. They even ask the people that use screen readers like me to test the web interface to make sure that all is working as it should.

Blind from berth here. Would not want!

I am blind and blind is me. All though I am now 42 years old so learning to use a new set of eyes would be hard if not impossible.

Having to take a bunch of pills for the rest of your life to stop your body from casting your eyes out of your face is not for me!

This could be a grate thing for young kids that have had eye trauma or cancer.

Your brain does not learn to use your eyes until the age of about 7 anyway so that could help in the brain learning to use the new eyes.