Who will get to the Moon first, SpaceX or NASA? How their latest rockets comparetheconversation.com·2 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
Should a self-driving car kill a baby or a grandma? Depends on where you’re from (2018)technologyreview.com·1 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·1
Record-breaking laser link could help test whether Einstein was righticrar.org·1 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
Rock Climbing Researchers Solve Key Question for Subsea Cable-Layingmaritime-executive.com·5 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
US Navy's Costliest Carrier Cannot Reliably Launch Fightersmaritime-executive.com·3 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
I'm Failing at Building a Startup and Here's Why – Part 1: The Problemhackernoon.com·3 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
Terahertz waves to help bounce wireless communication into the next generationeurekalert.org·2 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
Insecure wheels: Police turn to car data to destroy suspects' alibisnbcnews.com·12 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
“Smellicopter” uses amputated moth antenna to navigate towards smellsboingboing.net·4 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
Dual-mode mobile phone microscope using onboard camera flash and ambient lightnature.com·1 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
One in three UK women’s criminal convictions are for not having a TV licencemetro.co.uk·2 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·1
Free and liberated e-books, carefully produced for the true book loverstandardebooks.org·639 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·106
Amazon under fire in France as coronavirus restrictions hit rivalspolitico.eu·2 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
Open Invention Network Expands Its Open Source Patent Non-Aggression Zoneopeninventionnetwork.com·1 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
Intel sends AI to space in launch of a satellite the size of a cereal boxzdnet.com·2 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
HMRC says £3.5bn of furlough payments could have been stolen or paid in errormanchestereveningnews.co.uk·1 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·1
IPv6 Security Myth #4 – IPv6 Networks Are Too Big to Scan (2015)internetsociety.org·2 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0
To Surveil and Predict:A Human Rights Analysis of Algorithmic Policing in Canadacitizenlab.ca·1 pts·Pick-A-Hill2019·0