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W3C WAI front-end freelance developer | Angular & NativeScript maniac | DevOps enthusiast | QA evangelist | Crypto investor Travel addict | Summer & beach lover | Party animal | Hopeless Hedonist Citizen of the 🌍 based in 🇧🇬
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Archaeologists Find Oldest Evidence of Fire-Making Some 400,000 years ago, in what is now eastern England, a group of Neanderthals used flint and pyrite to make fires by a watering hole — not just once, but time after time, over several generations.
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World Cup 2026: Egypt request for pride round match against Iran to be changed Egypt's Football Association has sent a letter to FIFA urging the governing body to prevent any LGBTQ+ Pride-related activities during the national team's World Cup match against Iran in Seattle next June. The EFA argues in the letter that such events would clash with the cultural and religious values of the nations participating in the match.
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Scientists Announce a Physical Warp Drive Is Now Possible. Seriously. In a surprising paper, scientists say they’ve nailed down a physical model for a warp drive, which flies in the face of what we’ve long thought about the crazy concept of warp speed travel: that it requires exotic, negative forces.
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Physicists Found the Ghost Haunting the World’s Most Famous Particle Accelerator In research published in the journal Nature Physics, scientists at CERN in Switzerland and Goethe University Frankfurt in Germany announced that they had isolated a resonant “ghost” that affects how particles behave inside the Super Proton Synchotron (SPS).
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Scientists Uncover Massive Hydrothermal Field in the Mediterranean A new study in Scientific Reports describes the discovery of a surprisingly large hydrothermal vent field along the underwater shelf of Milos Island, Greece. Researchers identified the vents during the METEOR expedition M192, using a variety of tools that included advanced underwater systems such as an autonomous vehicle and a remotely operated vehicle to map and inspect the seafloor.
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Bitcoin Miners on the Run After Stealing $1.1 Billion in Electricity Traditionally, thieves usually targeted some form of tangible good — whether it’s physical or digital currency, jewelry, or a car. But when it comes to mining cryptocurrencies, things get a little stranger. As Bloomberg reports, local law enforcement is hunting down about 14,000 illegal Bitcoin mining operations in Malaysia, which they say have stolen around $1.1 billion in electricity over the last five years.
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Is The Y Chromosome Vanishing? A New Sex Gene May Be The Future of Men In 2002, evolutionary biologist Jenny Graves shared a controversial calculation. The human Y chromosome, she wrote two years later in a commentary, "is running out of time." The male-determining sex chromosome has lost 97 percent of its ancestral genes in the last 300 million years. If that rate continues, Graves calculated, it could vanish in several million more
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Bitnomial Announces Launch of Leveraged Retail Spot Crypto Exchange Bitnomial, Inc. ("Bitnomial"), a U.S. derivatives exchange company, announces the upcoming launch of the first-ever leveraged retail spot crypto exchange operating under CFTC regulation through its Designated Contract Market (DCM), Bitnomial Exchange, LLC, and Derivatives Clearing Organization (DCO), Bitnomial Clearinghouse, LLC.
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TechEU: building tomorrow, today The world is changing fast. From artificial intelligence to quantum computing, technological advances are reshaping the global economy. Reaping the benefits of this opportunity requires bold action, and investment at an unprecedented speed and scale.
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Scientists Have Discovered An Organism That Breaks Biology Golden Rule Living organisms usually read the DNA code in a very strict and predictable way. Every codon, which is a set of three nucleotides in a gene, corresponds to one specific amino acid that becomes part of a growing protein. Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley have now discovered that one type of microorganism can tolerate uncertainty in this process. Their work challenges a long-held belief that the genetic code must always be interpreted with complete precision.
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Let’s Encrypt to Reduce Certificate Validity from 90 Days to 45 Days Let’s Encrypt has officially announced plans to reduce the maximum validity period of its SSL/TLS certificates from 90 days to 45 days. The transition, which will be completed by 2028, aligns with broader industry shifts mandated by the CA/Browser Forum Baseline Requirements. This move is designed to enhance internet security by limiting the window of compromise for stolen credentials and improving the efficiency of certificate revocation technologies.
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Apple announces departure of general counsel and policy chief Apple's general counsel, Kate Adams, and its vice president for environment, policy, and social initiatives, Lisa Jackson, are retiring from the company, the iPhone maker announced on Thursday. Jennifer Newstead, Meta's chief legal officer, will become Apple's new general counsel in March, and Jackson's government affairs staff will report to her starting late next year, Apple said
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4 zodiac signs most affected by December 2025 full cold supermoon in Gemini Full moons point to zodiac polarities, as the sign the full moon falls in is always in opposition to the sign the sun is shining through. Come Thursday, we have the sun in arrows-to-the-wind Sagittarius facing off against the moon in collect-and-disseminate Gemini. This is the axis of words and wisdom, talking s—t and making moves. It’s text threads, tap shoes, and an ever-present desire to be mind-blown.
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Scientists Discover the Brain’s Hidden Fat-Burning Power Researchers have found that neurons can burn and even make their own fat to power the brain. A faulty protein stops this process in people with a rare brain disease, leaving neurons weak and damaged.
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