Oct 18
The fraudsters aren’t after votes. Instead, they want voters’ trust, personal details, and maybe a bank routing number.
Oct 18
Podcasting seems to be everywhere these days, so of course, there’s no surprise that there are quite a few shows that deal with the big, important topic on everyone’s minds: climate change. Honestly, it’s kind of hard not to think about it when the planet is burning, the hurricanes are washing away homes, people are…
Oct 18
The first lady used her White House platform to pursue her feud against her former adviser Stephanie Winston Wolkoff.
Oct 18
We praised the Oculus Quest 2 in our review for its $299 price point, as well as its powerful hardware and much better virtual reality experience compared to its predecessor. But one thing the new VR device can’t do that the Quest’s first version cou…
Oct 18
A defunct Soviet satellite and Chinese rocket booster nearly collided in space
Posted in: Today's ChiliFor a while this week, it looks like there could be an impact in orbit around the earth between two pieces of space junk that might cause harm to other satellites. Two pieces of space junk included a defunct Soviet satellite and a discarded Chinese booster rocket. The two were heading towards each other on Thursday night and narrowly missed … Continue reading
Oct 18
The president is fighting to energize his sagging reelection bid and potentially stave off a major defeat.
Oct 18
Oct 18
Two big bags of eels bizarrely released in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park Lake could cause big problems for native species.
Oct 18
Google warned in June that state-sponsored hackers were targeting 2020 US election campaigns, and now it’s outlining some of the methods those perpetrators used. APT31, a group linked to China, impersonated McAfee (the antivirus software, not its ind…
Oct 18
A new report is making the rounds claiming about three percent of the SpaceX Starlink satellites the company has put into orbit have failed. According to the report, that number of satellites has seemingly failed because they are no longer maneuvering in orbit. Each of the satellites is fitted with an ion drive to allow it to maneuver to avoid … Continue reading
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