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Melanin-inspired nanotechnology might help protect workers from deadly nerve agents (opens the original)
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Forward-looking: A team of researchers from Northwestern University set out to put melanin's many talents to work against nerve agents, a class of dangerous organic chemicals. The newly conceived compound takes its cues from nature and could offer an effective "antidote" to one of the most troublesome legacies of World War II. The researchers developed a melanin-inspired nanotechnology designed to protect people who work around nerve agents and other hazardous chemicals of the same type. This "a
SteelSeries brings ultra-wideband wireless to gaming mice, chasing lag-free tracking (opens the original)
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Editor's take: SteelSeries keeps making gaming peripherals with hefty price tags. The Danish manufacturer has now launched redesigned versions of two popular rodents, bringing the ultra-wideband "revolution" to people looking to – in the company's own words – "keep beating kids" in online games. After revealing its multi-platform luxury controller Aeon Pro, SteelSeries is now introducing yet another proposition for esports professionals or affluent multiplayer enthusiasts looking to get the most
A new PS5 jailbreak works on almost every firmware version, and it already runs the latest games (opens the original)
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Modding FTW: A recently unveiled exploit can allegedly unlock the PlayStation 5's compatibility with unlicensed content on a larger number of consoles. The underlying security issue works with almost any PS5 firmware version, and newer games can apparently be played on unlocked consoles already. Code hackers focused on the PlayStation 5 have just released another massive contribution to the homebrew scene for Sony's console. The "Relapse" exploit can be used to jailbreak most PS5 machines, turni
A jury found Facebook guilty of 43 million privacy violations, and Meta could owe billions (opens the original)
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Ripple effect: Cambridge Analytica is long gone, but Meta's social networks will likely suffer from the consequences for years to come. A New Mexico jury found the company guilty of millions of UPA violations, which means Mark Zuckerberg's mega-corporation should now prepare to write a rather generous check. The New Mexico Department of Justice recently announced a landmark decision from the jury in the State of New Mexico v. Facebook, Inc. case. Meta's social network was found guilty of violati
The Netherlands is building its own Linux OS to break free from Microsoft (opens the original)
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Microsoft No More: European countries are increasing efforts to build sovereign digital infrastructure to replace Microsoft and other US-based solutions. The Dutch government is even working on its own Linux distribution because The Hague is reportedly tired of Washington's threats against EU-based institutions. The Dutch government is trying to solve its digital sovereignty problem with its own Linux operating system. A local source recently highlighted the development efforts being poured into
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