[ad_1] No astronauts have ever died during the spacewalk. But a clogged filter in 2013 Water to get into Luca Parmitano’s helmetAn Italian astronaut for the European Space Agency duringRead More
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A new map of NYC cameras shows more surveillance in Black and brown
[ad_1] According to one study, areas of New York City with higher rates of police calls have more CCTV cameras. New report from Amnesty InternationalDecode Surveillance NYC project. As ofRead More
Canadians Donate Half of Funds to Trucker Protest, Leaked Data Shows
[ad_1] Receiving more than 5,000 mostly small dollar donations, the Bitcoin campaign was backed by a handful of major infusions from cryptocurrency boosters. The two largest, with a total valueRead More
How Bad Is the Western Drought? Worst in 12 Centuries, Study Found.
[ad_1] ALBUQUERQUE — Scientists said Monday that the mega-drought in the Southwest America has become so severe that it’s now the driest twenty years in at least 1200 years inRead More
China Could Be The Source Of The Moon Crashing Rocket, Not SpaceX
[ad_1] Piece of man-made rocket debris on March 4 will hit the moon. But it turned out not to be, as stated in a number of previous reports. including TheRead More
BlockFi, a crypto company, reaches a $100 million settlement for failing
[ad_1] The Securities and Exchange Commission has reached a $100 million settlement with BlockFi Lending over registration failures, the first time since the regulator warned it last fall. Taking actionRead More
Texas AG sues Facebook parent Meta over facial recognition
[ad_1] Texas Attorney General sued Facebook parent MetaHe said the company illegally collects biometric data on Texans for commercial purposes without their informed consent. Attorney General Ken Paxton filed theRead More
Texas Sues Facebook’s Parent Meta over Facial Recognition Data
[ad_1] Texas attorney general filed a confidentiality suit Monday Meta PlatformsFacebook’s parent company allegedly collects facial recognition data without users’ explicit consent. State Attorney General Ken Paxton said the socialRead More
Microsoft tells employees to prepare to return to the office.
[ad_1] Microsoft has told its employees that they should return to the office next month, returning to its corporate campus for the first time since the Omicron coronavirus variant sweptRead More
Cyberbullies hit GiveSendGo after donations spill
[ad_1] Cyber-attackers are bombing crowdfunding platform GiveSendGo and threatening to reveal donors’ identities to trucker protesters in Canada, spreading fears of retaliation against donors and scaring others into contributing toRead More