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Clothes dryers are great, and a key part of modern life, but they do use a lot of energy. “Early testing found ultrasonic transducers could indeed blast droplets of moisture away from fabric, effectively drying […]
There are (at least) two ways to look at the move to more green power generation: the supply side and the demand side. The supply side emphasises a transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy […]
Google does a lot of stupid things. All giant corporations are the same in that regard. But it takes special effort to do something truly terrible. That’s where Google’s Project Nimbus comes in on the […]
This is the great thing about having open standards supported applications, as they can intercommunicate securely using those standards with no lock-in to a single Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, etc. Let’s ignore the fact that Facebook […]
Thunderbird e-mail client does collect some basic information about installation numbers, versions in use, crashes, add-ons, etc that relate to technical data and which does not identify individual users. This defaults to ON, but can […]
There was a time when things were simple, days before multiple blades and aerosols. Unfortunately, one can say that the big corporations couldn’t help but get carried away with over-the-top marketing; now, even shaving is […]
You can upload from a mobile device or desktop PC as the AI work is done server-side. I must say it does a very good but subtle improvement. According to the ByteXD post, in addition […]
Portainer is a lightweight, cross-platform, and open source management UI for Docker, Swarm, Kubernetes, and ACI environments. Portainer allows you to manage containers, images, networks and volumes via simple web-based dashboard and/or an extensive API. […]
Craft Computing shows in this video how most Windows games are playing pretty well on Linux, by booting into SteamOS (not using the Steam Deck controller). There are still some workarounds needed for some games, […]
His algorithm, which analyses video of a person and uses machine vision to pick up cues that might be associated with the stress of untruthfulness, is far from perfect. But as the first video below […]
