GeekWire Calendar Picks: Wrap up 2018 with board games; ring in new year with comic conventions GeekWire Happy Holidays! As the year comes to a close, it’s all about fun until everyone gets back down to business in January. Hope you have some time off to work on ..
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Australia’s Droneshield offers hope after London’s Gatwick Airport chaos The Australian Financial Review The closing of Gatwick airport after it was buzzed by drones highlights the vulnerability of aviation networks; an Australian company may have an answer.
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Australia’s Droneshield offers hope after London’s Gatwick Airport chaos – The Australian Financial Review
Behold The WT-220: A ‘Clever’ VT-220 Terminal Hackaday [John Whittington] failed to win a bid for an old VT-220 serial terminal on eBay, so he decided to make his own version and improve it along the way. The result is …
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Behold The WT-220: A ‘Clever’ VT-220 Terminal – Hackaday
Giotto Tune: A High-Quality DAC for Music Lovers launches Kickstarter Campaign! – Press Release Digital Journal Now Seeking Community Support via Kickstarter, This Digital Analog Converter Offers the Clearest Sound (Class-A) Quality for the Music Lovers Worldwide!
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Unlock a new world of gaming with the Xbox One S Battlefield V Bundle for $200 Windows Central This 1TB Xbox One S bundle is $100 off its regular price at Amazon today. You can save $100 off the Xbox One X console today as well
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Unlock a new world of gaming with the Xbox One S Battlefield V Bundle for $200 – Windows Central
Network orchestration: Researcher uses music to manage networks Science Daily A researcher uses sound as a simpler alternative to manage complicated network tasks.
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Network orchestration: Researcher uses music to manage networks – Science Daily
In HackSpace magazine issue 14 , out today, Cameron Norris writes about how citizen scientists at Tokyo Hackerspace took on the Fukushima nuclear disaster. Safecast is an independent citizen science project that emerged in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster to provide accurate, unbiased, and credible data on radiation exposure in Japan. On 11 March 2011, an undersea earthquake off the Pacific coast of Thoku, Japan, caused the second-worst nuclear accident in the history of nuclear power generation, releasing almost 30% more radiation than the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
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From HackSpace mag issue 14: DIY Geiger counters
Kodi 18 RC3 Is Out! Final Build Just Around The Corner ValueWalk Kodi team had promised to release the final build of Kodi 18 Leia to the public by the end of this year. Now Kodi has quietly rolled out the Kodi 18 RC3 (Release …
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Kodi 18 RC3 Is Out! Final Build Just Around The Corner – ValueWalk
This $150 Piper Raspberry Pi computer kit will teach your gamer invaluable skills Windows Central They’ll have so much fun, they won’t even realize how much they’re learning.
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Network orchestration: Researcher uses music to manage networks Tech Xplore Orchestrating traffic is a crucial component of operating a data network. Modern networks may interconnect thousands of servers, storage units or switches that …
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Network orchestration: Researcher uses music to manage networks – Tech Xplore