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China set to begin first trials of molten salt nuclear reactor using thorium instead of uranium

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It's More of a CYA Then a C-Ya

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Ham Radios

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Archive box - self host your own archive system

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OAN launches FreeTalk45: Freedom of Speech Online

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The banking jews are trying to shut down BlockFi.

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The Semiconductor Heist Of The Century | Arm China Has Gone Completely Rogue, Operating As An Independent Company With Inhouse IP/R&D – SemiAnalysis

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Apple's privacy disaster: Snowden blasts scheme to scan iCloud for child porn images

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How Carburetors are Made (Basically Magic) - Holley Factory Tour | Smarter Every Day 261 [29:59]

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Google Image Search is full of Black people. Russia's Yandex.com image search is better for Whites.

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Samsung disabling televisions with remote blocking technology

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Dust-sized supercapacitor packs the same voltage as a AAA battery

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LG sets new distance record for wireless 6G transmission outdoor

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New report reveals Apple has been scanning emails for child-porn pictures since 2019

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Drone Swarms Are Getting Too Fast For Humans To Fight, U.S. General Warns

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If Apple can scan for criminal images then they can plant them. Android can probably also. It's probably time to stop using smart phones. When Scott Ritter said there were no weapons in Iraq they planted pedo images on his computer.

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FTC files antitrust complaint to break up Facebook

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The foreign policy of technology companies towards Afghanistan.

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced a "human-like" robot for next year. The machine should be able to take on "dangerous, repetitive or boring tasks". Could it replace the current US President?

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T-Mobile says an additional 5.3M postpaid customers had their phone numbers, IMEIs, and IMSI numbers accessed in the data breach. Now says 52,000 Metro customers are affected, and more former T-Mobile customers too. Absolute chaotic communication.

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Musk: The Tesla Bot is coming

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A team of technologists built a system like Apple’s CSAM detection scheme and concluded it was too dangerous to use. I can’t think of a more damning “experts are telling you this is bad” warning than this one.

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Harvard's 3D-printed eardrum repair patch is ready for market

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OnlyFans Bans Sexually Explicit Content Over 'Mounting' Pressure From Banks

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Top Google Engineer Abandons Company, Reveals Big Tech Rewrote Algos To Target Trump

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