Secluso pitches open-source, end-to-end encrypted home security for Raspberry Pi
Secluso’s GitHub project presents a privacy-preserving Raspberry Pi camera system with encrypted remote access.
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ThinkPad X230 demo shows how webcam LEDs can be defeated at the firmware level
A public proof-of-concept on the ThinkPad X230 shows how webcam firmware can be altered to control the indicator light, making it possible to record video without the LED showing activity.
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JAXA Aborts Epsilon S Engine Test Following Fire at Tanegashima
Japan's space agency has suspended testing of the Epsilon S rocket after a combustion fire and explosion occurred at the Tanegashima Space Center.
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Microsoft Resolves Widespread Outlook and Teams Service Disruptions
A technical outage impacting Microsoft 365 services, specifically Outlook and Teams, persisted for approximately 36 hours before full restoration.
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Threads to test AI summaries for trending topics
On the date 2024-11-22, Instagram chief Adam Mosseri said Meta’s Threads will experiment with AI-powered summaries and broader search tools.
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Netlify’s 3D celebration turns a milestone into a playable product demo
Netlify marked 5 million developers with a browser game that doubles as a showcase for the company’s web platform and its performance ambitions.
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Lukashenka Threatens Belarus Internet Shutdown Over Election Protests
The country’s ruler defended restrictions imposed during the disputed 2020 vote and warned that renewed demonstrations could bring a complete cutoff.
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Pakistan blocks Bluesky as VPN rules tighten
On the date 2024-11-21, internet watchdogs reported that the app had been restricted in Pakistan amid a broader crackdown on VPN access.
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Why the best math thinking may be the kind everyone already does
A Quanta interview with mathematician David Bessis argues that intuition, not innate genius, is the engine of mathematical thought.
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Bluesky post says cargo ship crossed both Baltic cable break points
A maritime analyst on Bluesky said the Chinese-flagged Yi Peng 3 crossed the routes of both damaged cables at times that matched the breaks, while warning that AIS data has caveats.
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Graduate researcher identifies unusually young transiting exoplanet
TIDYE-1b, estimated at just three million years old, offers astronomers a rare view of a planetary system near the start of its development.
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CSS’s new logo turns a community vote into a fresh identity
A community decision in the CSS-Next repository has produced an official logo for CSS, and the design leans into the color rebeccapurple.
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A simple e-ink display became a durable aid for a parent with amnesia
A two-year experiment with a Boox e-reader shows how a small web app and an always-on screen can reduce anxiety for a person living alone with stable amnesia.
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Transit adds offline motion detection so underground riders can still get guidance
The transit app says it can now locate riders without GPS, using motion detection to keep subway journeys on track.
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A long-running photo project turns farewells into a record of family change
Deanna Dikeman’s “Leaving and Waving” documents 27 years of goodbyes at her parents’ home in Sioux City, Iowa.
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What big-tech shipping work demands beyond writing code
A lead engineer’s account argues that project delivery is a distinct skill, and one that usually fails when teams treat shipping as automatic.
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Essay says IMG_XXXX YouTube searches surface a hidden archive of accidental videos
A blog post argues that an old iPhone sharing feature and YouTube’s default naming convention left behind millions of oddly personal videos with generic IMG_ labels.
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QNX opens more of its stack to non-commercial developers
QNX says developers can now access software and resources for non-commercial use, with myQNX accounts and open-source ports in the mix.
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Robot retrieves first melted fuel sample from Fukushima reactor
TEPCO's telescoping device brought a tiny fragment out of Unit 2, a milestone in efforts to understand and eventually remove hundreds of tonnes of radioactive debris.
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Japan's LignoSat begins test of wood as a spacecraft material
Kyoto University researchers built the honoki satellite without screws or glue for a six-month trial of timber in orbit.
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Stanford team uses protein tethering to push cancer cells toward self-destruction
Researchers say a new molecule can connect two proteins in a way that activates cell-death genes inside tumor cells.
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Why tactile controls are back in the spotlight
Design researcher Rachel Plotnick says the return of knobs and buttons reflects both user frustration and a renewed appreciation for physical interaction.
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Pixelmator Pro leans into Apple’s creative stack and AI features
Apple’s Pixelmator Pro page pitches the app as a Mac and iPad editor with AI-assisted tools, vector features, and template-driven workflows.
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North Korea Conducts Longest Duration ICBM Test
Pyongyang launched a new intercontinental ballistic missile on a lofted trajectory, setting a record for flight duration and prompting international condemnation.
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