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Show Notes
In this episode:
- The Computer Scientist Responsible for Cut, Copy, and Paste, Has Passed Away
- Firefox turns encrypted DNS on by default to thwart snooping ISPs
- AI discovers antibiotic that kills even highly resistant bacteria
- 'They lied to us': Mom says police deceived her to get her DNA and charge her son with murder
- Tesla Teardown Scares Competitors: ‘We Cannot Do This’
- Hackers can trick a Tesla into accelerating by 50 miles per hour
- Flywheel owners found out that their bikes were bricked through Peloton
- Apple may let people pick alternative default apps on the iPhone, marking a radical change of philosophy
- Samsung blasts Galaxy phones worldwide with weird ‘1’ notification
- MIT Spinoff WaveSense’s Ground-Penetrating Radar Looks Down for Perfect Self-Driving
Weird and Wacky:
- Musician performs while surgeons remove brain tumour
- 62-year-old former Marine sets Guinness World Record by holding plank for over 8 hours
Tech Rec:
- Sanjay - Cloudflare ESNI Checker
- Adam - Marco Polo
Links:
- The Computer Scientist Responsible for Cut, Copy, and Paste, Has Passed Away
- Firefox turns encrypted DNS on by default to thwart snooping ISPs | Ars Technica
- AI discovers antibiotic that kills even highly resistant bacteria
- 'They lied to us': Mom says police deceived her to get her DNA and charge her son with murder
- Tesla Teardown Scares Competitors: 'We Cannot Do This' - ExtremeTech
- Flywheel owners found out that their bikes were bricked through Peloton - The Verge
- Hackers can trick a Tesla into accelerating by 50 miles per hour - MIT Technology Review
- Samsung blasts Galaxy phones worldwide with weird ‘1’ notification - The Verge
- MIT's Ground-Penetrating Radar Looks Down for Perfect Self-Driving - ExtremeTech