Woman Who Refused TB Treatment Finally Arrested, Faces at Least 45 Days in Jail
A Washington woman who refused to treat her tuberculosis for at least two years has finally been taken into custody, local health officials reported this week....
How to prepare a hardware startup for raising a Series A
Champ Suthipongchai Contributor Share on Twitter Champ Suthipongchai is co-founder and GP at Creative Ventures, a deep tech firm that invests in early-stage companies. More posts...
Private lenders won’t fill the venture debt gap left by SVB
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank left a small but noticeable hole in the venture debt market that private lenders don’t find attractive enough to fill....
Apple Finally Retiring Original 12-Inch MacBook By End of June
Say goodbye to the original 12-inch MacBook. Ride on home now, you beautiful yet flawed darling. According to an internal memo seen by MacRumors, which regularly...
Jedi Survivor Players, You’re Not Using the Best Lightsaber Stance
Sometimes it’s not fair to tell people they’re playing a video game wrong—in fact, it’s more often than not unfair to tell people they’re playing a...
Meta Quest 3 Revealed for $499 as Quest 2 Gets a Price Cut
Meta (formerly Facebook) has officially announced the new and improved Quest 3 VR headset before its release date later this fall. At the same time, we’re...
Don’t Store Your Money on Venmo, U.S. Govt Agency Warns
Venmo, Cash App, and PayPal users are being warned not to store money on the apps long-term, the watchdog Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said on...
The Boogeyman’s Sophie Thatcher Reveals What Draws Her to Dark Characters | io9 Interview
Read more… Source : The Boogeyman’s Sophie Thatcher Reveals What Draws Her to Dark Characters | io9 Interview
Sweeping Mosaic Map of Mars Released to Celebrate Anniversary of Orbiter Launch
Arresting views of Mars taken from high above the planet’s surface by the Mars Express orbiter have been stitched into a mosaic image of the planet’s...
Ice Age North Americans Were Freshwater Fishers, New Evidence Suggests
Archaeologists working in central Alaska have found over 1,000 fish specimens that potentially indicate the early presence of subsistence farming among Ice Age North Americans. Read...
