In no particular order, here are today's links from my RSS feed. Please consider clicking through to upvote any Steem post(s) on the list. pixabay license: source As mentioned in previous posts, here is

Ultrasonic attack can break into cell phones through a solid surface; Monkeys develop immunity to SARS-CoV-2 after first infection; Hiker finds two bombs from 1935 in a Hawaiian volcano; Commentary arguing

In no particular order, here are today's links from my RSS feed. Please consider clicking through to upvote any Steem post(s) on the list. pixabay license: source As mentioned in previous posts, here is

A TED talk discusses human comfort levels with artificial intelligence systems; Commentary suggests that working from home was normal and expected for much of human history; An open access database contains

In no particular order, here are today's links from my RSS feed. Please consider clicking through to upvote any Steem post(s) on the list. pixabay license: source As mentioned in previous posts, here is

Brave Browser files GPDR complaint against Google, claims Google violates "purpose limitation principle"; Study suggests that mothers have implicit bias about emotional expression between genders,

In no particular order, here are today's links from my RSS feed. Please consider clicking through to upvote any Steem post(s) on the list. pixabay license: source As mentioned in previous posts, here is

5G wireless is driving up the cost of smartphones; Doctors in Israel removed an entire lung from a patient, eliminated all cancerous cells, then reattached the lung; Whisper app for secret sharing revealed

The number of articles on the novel coronavirus and COVID-19 disease is exploding as the virus spreads, so this is just a small portion of what was in my RSS feed this morning. We even had more articles

Previously unseen footage of a Thylacine or Tasmanian Tiger; IEEE Spectrum's weekly selection of awesome robot videos; Microsoft announces the end of the line for the Visual Basic programming language;

Today's headlines covering the novel coronavirus and COVID-19 disease cover a variety of locations, from the UK and Italy to locations within the United States. Headlines also offer suggestions for staying

An electric motorcycle that's constructed from wood is on pre-sale for 2021 deliver; Coinbase announces BTC transaction batching in order to reduce fees and overhead; A cryptography pioneer discusses election

Today's news on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in my RSS feed is dominated by news that President Trump declared a national emergency yesterday, and Pennsylvania has announced that all public schools

Autonomous robots deployed to sterilize hospitals in China; Los Angeles Department of Water and Power accused of cybersecurity coverup; People with celiac disease may soon be able to eat gluten; IBM upgrading

In no particular order, here are today's links from my RSS feed. Please consider clicking through to upvote any Steem post(s) on the list. pixabay license: source Steem @kralizec: DARPA VS. Coronavirus

Hunter gatherers wear fitbits and researchers say they're just as sedentary as modern societies.; A caution against harming the weakest students by moving classes online; Physicist suggests that dark matter

The big headlines today, of course, are (i) a US ban on travel from the European Union to America; and (ii) the World Health Organization (WHO) classification of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

A robot inspired by baby deer that can teach itself to walk; Brave Browser partners with TAP Network to connect BAT tokens directly to retailers; A fireside chat including the controversial and eccentric

Today's sweep of information about the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) brings news that the US has crossed the threshold of 1,000 total reported cases. In business news, topics include more cancellations

Automatic pricing algorithms could reduce competition and raise consumer prices; Robot swarm achieves goals without central orchestration; Lettuce grows on the International Space Station (ISS); Google