Photo: tosandwichfest on Instagram Whether travelling to the 6ix for a quick escape or looking for some unexpected adventure to add to your weekend schedule, Toronto welcomes a host of food festivals and events to celebrate the fresh tastes of spring air. As we prepare to brave the streets after the …
Read More »AMD Again Offers UEFI Update Boot Kits for Ryzen 2nd Gen CPUs
When AMD launched its Ryzen 5 2400G and Ryzen 3 2200G, the rollout ran into a bit of a snag. One of the advantages to buying into AMD’s ecosystem is that the company has promised to maintain motherboard compatibility for a number of years. This is in contrast to Intel, …
Read More »Update On My Stolen Book (and Job) on Amazon
A week and a half ago, I found out someone had plagiarized my first book, Breakout: How Atari 8-Bit Computers Defined a Generation, and had been selling it on Amazon for months. The copy was complete, right down to the back cover blurb, where the offending party said he was the …
Read More »New MIT ‘Dormio’ Device Controls Your Dreams to Boost Creativity
Every time you go to sleep, you pass through a phase known as hypnagogia. This mental state straddles the line between “sleeping” and “awake.” Sometimes sleep scientists can’t even agree on whether it should be classified as a phase of sleep. Hypnagogia has a reputation for promoting creativity and freedom …
Read More »Scientists Confirm Uranus Smells Terrible
Should astronauts ever make a trip to Uranus, they’ll want to hold their breath. Scientists have confirmed that Uranus smells really bad. That’s not a joke — well it is, but it’s also a true fact about the seventh planet in our solar system. The clouds of the gas giant …
Read More »Physicists Find New Way of Exploring Cosmic Microwave Background
A team of Canadian physicists has developed a new way to improve our knowledge of the Big Bang by measuring radiation from its afterglow, called the cosmic microwave background radiation. The team’s results, published in the journal Foundations of Physics, predict the maximum bandwidth of the Universe, which is the …
Read More »Indigenous Bajau People Evolved Larger Spleens for Free-Diving
The indigenous Bajau people of Southeast Asia spend their whole lives at sea, working 8-hr diving shifts with traditional equipment and short breaks to catch fish and shellfish. In a new study published in the journal Cell, an international team of scientists led by the Universities of California at Berkeley, …
Read More »Juno Sends Back Breathtaking New Images of Jupiter
NASA’s Juno mission took its twelfth trip around Jupiter on April 1, 2018, and the orbiter has sent back extraordinary images of the gas giant. This image of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot and surrounding turbulent zones was captured by NASA’s Juno spacecraft. The color-enhanced image is a combination of three …
Read More »Techtonic Group raises $2 million to transform tech hiring through apprenticeships
Where the two companies are using price arbitrage between the costs of developers in emerging markets and coders in the U.S., Techtonic Group is simply offering access to talent. The company’s program pitches itself not just as a development shop, but as a recruitment and training company connecting its clients …
Read More »Grant Hirschman Moves To First Place
In the rough of the 13th hole of Southern Hills Country Club, Oklahoma’s Grant Hirschman wisely chose to follow his coach’s advice. “I was really just trying to nestle it down by the hole, and luckily enough it kind of curled right in the hole for me.” While vaulting the …
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