Get Two Smart Security Cameras For The Price Of One With Blink’s Labor Day Deal

It’s important to take the safety of your home seriously, and Blink has a 50 percent discount on its Blink Mini security camera for Labor Day weekend. Right now, you can get two of its Blink Mini smart security cameras for $35, which is the price it typically charges for one. The company is also… Continue reading Get Two Smart Security Cameras For The Price Of One With Blink’s Labor Day Deal

Elon Musk Snaps at Guy Who Pointed Out Bug in Tesla’s Beta FSD

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has had enough of people pointing out the many bugs in the company’s unfinished driver-assistance software. In fact, he now has it out for those who are brave enough to beta test the company’s Full Self-Driving feature — which is ironic, given the fact that they signed up to literally give… Continue reading Elon Musk Snaps at Guy Who Pointed Out Bug in Tesla’s Beta FSD

Juicy Marbles’ filet mignon is good plant-based meat but not great steak

It’s hard to stand out in the world of plant-based meats, but Juicy Marbles is trying to do so by attempting to replicate not just a steak but also one of the higher-end cuts: the filet mignon. When the company reached out to The Verge asking if we wanted to try its steaks, its promises… Continue reading Juicy Marbles’ filet mignon is good plant-based meat but not great steak

Satellites Show the Alarming Extent of Russian Detention Camps

A day after the six-month anniversary of the start of the war in Ukraine, a new report reveals never before seen information about Russia’s filtration camp system in eastern Ukraine, in which civilians and prisoners of war are detained, interrogated, and, at times, forcibly deported to Russia. The researchers have also identified what they believe… Continue reading Satellites Show the Alarming Extent of Russian Detention Camps

Scans of Students’ Homes During Tests Are Deemed Unconstitutional

As the pandemic unfolded in spring 2020, an Educause survey found that an increasing number of students—who had very little choice but to take tests remotely—were increasingly putting up with potential privacy invasions from schools. Two years later, for example, it’s considered a common practice that some schools record students throughout remote tests to prevent… Continue reading Scans of Students’ Homes During Tests Are Deemed Unconstitutional

Nothing Is Protecting Child Influencers From Exploitation

Jackie Coogan, America’s first major child star, shot to fame in 1921 as Charlie Chaplin’s adopted son in The Kid. But at the age of 21, after earning upward of $4 million through years of unforgiving hours on set, he learned his hard-earned fortune had already been squandered by his mother and stepfather. Coogan sued… Continue reading Nothing Is Protecting Child Influencers From Exploitation

Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro review: The best Android watch gets a modest update

Image Credit: Cherlynn Low / Engadget Health and activity tracking Samsung has also long been better than most Wear OS watches at monitoring your activity, and the Watch 5 is no different. When I was stuck at my desk for hours on end pounding out this review, it reminded me to get up and move.… Continue reading Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro review: The best Android watch gets a modest update

After 25 years, we still don’t see bicycle kicks at the RoboCup

This year’s RoboCup symposium held in Bangkok, Thailand marks the 25th anniversary of the event, an international competition dedicated to the advancement of robotic and artificial intelligence technologies. The original goal of the event was to get the state of robotics in robust enough shape that one might field a team of robotic soccer players… Continue reading After 25 years, we still don’t see bicycle kicks at the RoboCup

Helicopters and gliders are coming to ”Microsoft Flight Simulator’ on November 11th

It was revealed back in June that helicopters and gliders are coming to Microsoft Flight Simulator, but they’ll arrive earlier than expected. Developer Asobo Studio previously said it would add them on November 22nd, but it will introduce both types of aircraft on November 11th instead. That’s the release date for the game’s 40th Anniversary… Continue reading Helicopters and gliders are coming to ”Microsoft Flight Simulator’ on November 11th

Meta will create a customer service division to help people who have lost their accounts

Meta is finally addressing a problem that’s long vexed users: its lack of customer support. Bloomberg reports that Meta is now planning to build a customer support division, which will be able to help users “who have had posts or accounts removed unexpectedly.” Meta’s plans are apparently still in “early stages,” so it’s not yet… Continue reading Meta will create a customer service division to help people who have lost their accounts