Geek Trivia: What Is The Only Insect Known To Navigate Using Stars?
What Is The Only Insect Known To Navigate Using Stars? Centipedes Dung Beetles Monarch Butterflies Locusts Think you know the answer? Source : Geek Trivia: What...
“Great Sporting Land” tours Australia’s sports-mad history
Australians have a passion for sports—so much that it was perfectly normal for the Prime Minister to give the entire country the day off when they...
Report: Apple Is Pouring Over $6 Billion Into Apple TV+, Including Nine Figures on The Morning Show
Apple’s budget for its forthcoming streaming service—previously reported to be around $1 billion, give or take—has exploded to $6 billion, according to a Monday report in...
Options for Classroom Blogging (August 2019)
Last week during our school’s scheduled meetings in preparation for a new academic year, I shared a workshop with teachers titled, “Getting Started with Student Blogging.”...
YouTube Sues Alleged Scammer Over DMCA Extortion Scheme
Obtaining multiple unresolved copyright complaints on a YouTube account can prove fatal to those who rely on the platform to make a living. For those obtaining...
Russian Man Who Tried to Burn Down Offices of Internet Regulator Reportedly Gets Probation
Earlier this month, a court in Russia’s Ulyanovsk Region sentenced a man to one and a half years’ probation after he reportedly tried not one, not...
All 84 startups from Y Combinator’s S19 Demo Day 1
It’s that time of year, Silicon Valley’s investor technocrati and advice-giving Twitter celebrities descended upon Pier 48 in San Francisco to judge the latest summer batch...
12 Quotes to Use as Instagram Captions for All Your Ramen Posts
As far as Instagramable foods go, ramen is near the top of the list. The massive noodle bowls are often jam-packed with yummy and picturesque ingredients,...
Underwater, No One Can Hear You Scream
As movies like The Abyss have shown, being stranded at the bottom of the ocean is as dangerous as being stranded in outer space. And as...
This hand-tracking algorithm could lead to sign language recognition
Millions of people communicate using sign language, but so far projects to capture its complex gestures and translate them to verbal speech have had limited success....
