NEVER take the cursed fortune. The post Let the Evil Go West Casts Sebastian Stan and Lily James Together Once Again appeared first on Reactor. | Continue reading
We get 24 hours in a day. How do we spend this time? How does our time use change as we get older and priorities shift? Tags: age, time use | Continue reading
Welcome to the weekend reading list, edition #225. If you want to see your article here, reach out to me on Twitter/X or the blog. Você tem sugestão de artigos em Português? Gostaria de ver seu artigo divulgado aqui no blog? Envie sua sugestão pelo Twitter/X ou pelo blog. NYJavaS … | Continue reading
We're curious to see just how "reimagined" this show is... The post Batman: Caped Crusader Animated Series to Hit Prime Video This Summer appeared first on Reactor. | Continue reading
Jennie Young nails it in this delightful little bit of satire about the misuse of learning outcomes in education, Forget the Magic of Discovery, It’s Learning Outcomes That Help Children Identify, Comprehend, and Synthesize Their Dreams. Learning outcomes do have their uses. They … | Continue reading
Taking inspiration from Alberto Giacometti and Lucian Freud, British artist Sean Henry specializes in sculpting lifelike clay and bronze human figures. Two of Henry's sculptures, a man and a woman, can be seen on High Street in Colchester, England, a city around 60 miles northeas … | Continue reading
A standalone enemies-to-lovers fantasy romance. The post Read an Excerpt From Alexandria Warwick’s The North Wind appeared first on Reactor. | Continue reading
"I didn't want to throw it away." Home cook shares hack to keep tomato paste from molding in fridge: 'This is so smart' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
We'll look at how to write GenAI applications with Java using the Spring AI framework and utilize RAG for improving answers. The post Spring AI: How to Write GenAI Applications with Java appeared first on foojay. | Continue reading
Paramount Pictures wants you to experience the day the world went quiet, whether you were seeking that entertainment experience or not. That’s the premise of A Quiet Place: Day One, the prequel to the two Quiet Place movies that came out in 2018 and 2021 respectively. For those o … | Continue reading
The HA1 premium cookware line by All-Clad is one of our favorites from the brand's lineup. READ MORE... | Continue reading
Maybe one day AI tools will be advanced enough to process a random dataset and produce valuable insights that incorporate the context of the real world. That day is not today. Tags: AI, generative, mashup | Continue reading
Howdy! It’s been a while. I have a senior about to graduate, so there’s a lot going on around the end of that journey and the beginning of the next. I’m also doing a good amount of client work right now, so that’s good for keeping me away from this particular keyboard. Serendeput … | Continue reading
This week’s “Let Loose” Apple event was filmed on the iPhone and edited on the Mac and iPad. During the event, filmmaker Stu Maschwitz noticed that some scenes featured a shallower depth of field than is possible with the iPhone’s cameras. Although he doesn’t cite a source, Masch … | Continue reading
Remembering the research contributions of a nuclear engineering expert and passionate teacher. | Continue reading
"My favorite food to eat for lunch is tacos or frijoles." READ MORE... | Continue reading
Atlantic currents slowed dramatically during the Younger Dryas period. By reconstructing those ancient ocean conditions, scientists think they can forecast changes over the next century. | Continue reading
Everyone goes wild over this ridiculously easy app. READ MORE... | Continue reading
During the first half of the 20th century, public mosaic works were common across Europe, often combining Symbolist themes with depictions of allegorical figures, historical events, and national heroes. One outstanding example is found in the arched street passage beneath the tow … | Continue reading
A review of Kaliane Bradley's new time travel novel. The post The Time Traveller’s Bridge: The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley appeared first on Reactor. | Continue reading
If you're trying to keep your home cool, the last thing you want to do is run a heater inside. These 'solar shades' are one of the cheapest ways to keep your home cool without running the AC first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
Where’s Gollum? Has anyone seen Gollum? Warner Bros. Discovery was certainly looking for him (or, more precisely, a way to cash in on their The Lord of the Rings’ intellectual property rights). Today, during the corporation’s first-quarter earnings conference call (via The Hollyw … | Continue reading
NASA's plan to build a train track on the moon is part of the agency's Innovative Advanced Concepts program, which aims to develop "science fiction-like" projects for future space exploration. | Continue reading
There may be new hope for people with noisy neighbors. Scientists at MIT have developed a method of using thin sheets of fabric to either cancel or block sound – in the latter case, the racket even gets reflected back to its maker. Continue Reading Category: Materials, Science Ta … | Continue reading
The Guardian asked 843 climate scientists how the effort to limit average global temperatures is going. Here's what they had to say. The post 2.5º C Is Now The Best Case Scenario, Climate Scientists Tell The Guardian appeared first on CleanTechnica. | Continue reading
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MIT has been a world leader in supply chain management education and research for more than five decades. | Continue reading
Batman: The Animated Series remains an important, influential superhero show, even nearly 30 years after its final episode, and the loss of iconic voice actor Kevin Conroy. But Batman the character lives forever, and he’ll be launching into new adventures soon in a long-teased se … | Continue reading
In the 1950s, German manufacturer Hailo produced step trash cans.Nowadays trash cans (at least in Europe) are no longer standalone items in kitchens, but are hidden within cabinets. Keeping pace is Hailo's modern offering, the Libero. It's a super low-profile hands-free cabinet d … | Continue reading
It's like your personal, at-home barista! READ MORE... | Continue reading
The latest episode attempts to give us some genuine insight into the Breen The post The Breen Mile — Star Trek: Discovery’s “Erigah” appeared first on Reactor. | Continue reading
Nestled among England's picturesque South Downs, this tiny church is one of the country's smallest. Measuring just 16 square feet, the Church of the Good Shepherd, also known as Lullington Church, can accommodate a congregation of only about 20 people. Interestingly, the church w … | Continue reading
Let’s go, folks — Ubuntu 24.10 daily builds are available for download. Ubuntu 24.10 ‘Oracular Oriole’ officially opened for development earlier this week following the reveal of the official codename (more than window dressing the codename is a critical part of infrastructure se … | Continue reading
Achieving Pro Zoom meeting quality on my Mac For the past decade, I've worked remote. I slowly moved from full-time software and infrastructure dev to YouTuber, and throughout that time, I kept tweaking my desk video recording/conferencing setup. I wanted to document my setup tod … | Continue reading
You've probably seen the tone-deaf ad from Apple about their new super thin iPad. I get the concept they were going for—it's like a thousand devices rolled into one, but the way the ad was shot revels in destruction of beloved things and really | Continue reading
There’s more Bluey on the way in the form of Bluey Minisodes! A new batch of 20 shorts will be released on Disney Jr. and Disney+ this July. Read more... | Continue reading
Aurora-hunting photographers were surprised to spot a misshaped SpaceX spiral with ethereal horns over Europe during a recent geomagnetic storm. | Continue reading
A message to physical media and merch loving people - Blindness & Light has limited edition CD's and vinyl available on their Bandcamp for their first full-length self-titled album. | Continue reading
EVs Now 19% of World Auto Sales Global plugin vehicle registrations were up 19% in March 2024 compared to March 2023. There were 1.3 million registrations. BEVs were up by 7% YoY, while plugin hybrids jumped 50% YoY, with March being its second best month ever. In the end, plugin … | Continue reading
In appreciation of the hard work and dedication of teachers and educators, Disney Springs Resort Area Hotels are offering a 20% savings during the summer break season, and we have the details. The Hotels Disney Springs Resort Area Hotels include: All Disney Springs Resort Area Ho … | Continue reading
"Way prettier than grass anyways." Family tired of laborious lawn maintenance decides to transform yard: 'This is the way' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
The future of weight loss is looking more varied by the second. This week, scientists have reported the preliminary findings of a small trial testing out a novel, non-surgical procedure for obesity—one that works by burning part of the mucus-filled lining of the stomach. The pati … | Continue reading
This Help Universal Light is by German industrial designer Rupert Kopp. A sort of task lamp for everyday life, the graphic, playful shape is meant to encourage you to jury-rig it into places where you couldn't get an ordinary lamp.The dimmable LED puts out up to 1,900 lumens. The … | Continue reading
Apple Music has launched Shazam Radio Spins, a new set of top chart playlists built by identifying music played by over 40,000 radio stations in over 200 countries and regions. The centerpiece of the new charts is the global Top 200 Radio Chart, which is updated daily. Shazam has … | Continue reading
A friend’s sister recently died of cancer at age 62 (despite Joe Biden’s pledge to eliminate cancer). He had previously been sued by the mother of the people who used to be his children. As is conventional in Maskachusetts, she was able to obtain a court order that her child supp … | Continue reading
Look, I’m not going to sit here and tell you that Apple selling 4 Apple Pencils is great. It’s more confusing than it ought to be, but this week’s iPad event clearly showed me how this is going to play out in the near( | Continue reading
It’s not for everyone. Nor is it pizza. READ MORE... | Continue reading
While almost every animal in Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes was computer generated, one particular species was practical: the leeches on the bodies of the entire crew. Read more... | Continue reading