An argument that 5G wireless security has fundamental weaknesses; A response to Linus Torvalds' post about ZFS on Linux; A machine can keep livers alive - outside the body - for seven days; US Navy says releasing classified documents about unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) could jeopardize national security; and a Steem essay with suggestions for pursuing a career in information technology
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Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Saturday, January 11, 2020
Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for January 11, 2020
A TED talk arguing that dinosaurs rose to evolutionary prominence because of efficient lungs; Linus Torvalds says, "Don't use ZFS."; AI improvements driven by qauge theory, from physics; The World Health Organization retracts opioid guidance; and a Steem photo-essay depicting the harvesting of Mason Bee cocoons
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Opioids,
Oracle,
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Paleontology,
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Ted Talks,
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