From digital archive into dust: Google bids a farewell to cached web pages, with users mourning the historic feature
Google ends support for cached pages
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We Probably Won't Know When Voyager 1 Finally Finds Aliens
The farthest spacecraft from Earth has been hit with a computer glitch that means it can’t send certain data back home.
Source: jalopnik.com
Things Are Looking Pretty Grim for Voyager 1
Serious Stuff Things have gone from bad to worse for Voyager 1, which has been out of contact with Earth-bound mission control for months now — and there's no telling when it may come back online. In an interview with Ars Technica, Voyager project manager Suzanne Dodd said the 46-year-old craft, which is currently careening some […]
United States Suzanne Dodd Propulsion Laboratory Ars Technica Jet Propulsion Laboratory Solar System
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Landline Phone Owners Are Protesting AT&T's Plans to Drop Service
In California, AT&T is designated as the Carrier of Last Resort. The fight is on to keep it that way.
Moss Landing United States California Public Utilities Commission Cal State University Last Resort Rural County Representatives
Source: wired.com
Monday Roundup: School pick-up hell, price of cars, and more
The most notable stories our community came across in the past seven days.
Source: bikeportland.org
AI scammer steals $25 million with brilliant deepfake scam
AI isn't powerful enough to overthrow humans yet, but it was just used by a scammer to make off with over $25 million.
Source: bgr.com
This AI Model Is Trained On Public Domain Stills To Create Mickey Mouse Images
The model's creator admits its Stable Diffusion foundation is problematic, but says the public domain could provide answers to many ethical and legal questions about generative AI.
Source: cartoonbrew.com
Rumor: MSI Claw Release Date Is Scratched Down To April
MSI Claw's release may have been delayed just a little bit from March to April, based on information from a Spanish retailer.
Source: gameranx.com
Daily Telescope: A stunning new image of Io reveals a volcanic plume
Juno continues to deliver in the Jovian system.
Source: arstechnica.com
AI-Powered Clock Sometimes Hallucinates the Wrong Time
Poem/1 Calling all investors with a soft spot for rhyming poetry and a blinder spot for punctuality! If you'd rather exchange a firm understanding of the time question for a two-line verse on the minute, every minute — well, we've got just the thing. As Ars Technica reports, product developer Matt Webb launched a Kickstarter […]
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