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Who Owns 4chan? | WIRED

[ad_1] By 2016, Nishimura announced that the costs of running 4chan were simply too high and suggested the site’s closure…

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A robotic shoulder could make it easier to grow usable human tissue

[ad_1] But growing usable human tendon cells — which need to stretch and twist — has proved trickier. Over the…

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Estimating impact and defining a future-ready cybersecurity strategy with brand risk calculator

[ad_1] Thank you for joining us on “The cloud hub: From cloud chaos to clarity.” Watch Bill Mew, digital ethics…

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A Bored Ape Lawsuit Won’t Set the NFT Precedent Seth Green Wants

[ad_1] The first thing you should probably do if you find yourself in Seth Green’s position is not tweet about…

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What SpaceX, Boeing, and NASA reveal about competition in space

[ad_1] Starliner, a space capsule designed by Boeing, landed safely in the New Mexico desert early Wednesday evening. The vehicle’s…

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The ‘Form’ Element Created the Modern Web. Was It a Big Mistake?

[ad_1] The web was born to publish documents — in particular, physics papers from CERNthe great laboratory where Tim Berners-Lee,…

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Locking up carbon with corn, and the path to greener steel

[ad_1] In recent weeks, a crew of staffers from a company called Charm Industrial have been working on the edge…

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WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann’s carbon credit crypto project sounds like a scam within a scam

[ad_1] Adam Neumann is back. The co-founder and former CEO of WeWork and subsequent subject of the podcast-turned-TV-series WeCrashed now…

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Why Was the Tonga Eruption So Massive? Scientists Have New Clues

[ad_1] Just how big was the January eruption of the Hunga-Tonga volcano? Four months of intensive science has only bumped…

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The Mystery of China’s Sudden Saber-Rattling About US Hacking

[ad_1] Ben Read, director of cyberespionage analysis at US cybersecurity firm Mandiant, says China’s state media push of alleged US…

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