‘It’s weird to watch with a beer not a coffee’: How the world watched the Worlds Exotic time difference gives cycling fans around the world a taste of what Australians usually have to put up with. Read More
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Review: The Digit Datum & Its Integrated ‘Analog’ Suspension
The Datum’s shock is partially hidden in the top tube, which reduces the number of parts and helps keep the weight down.( Photos: 21, Comments: 98 )
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Hurricane Ian prompts NASA to move Artemis moon rocket back to its hangar
Faced with threatening weather from Hurricane Ian, NASA managers decided Monday to haul the $4.1 billion Artemis 1 rocket off its launch pad and back to the protection of the agency’s Vehicle Assembly Building, likely ending any chance of launching the unpiloted moonshot before November.
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Asteroid Ryugu contains dust grains older than the Sun
Particles plucked from Ryugu and returned to Earth reveal the near-Earth asteroid originated beyond Jupiter, helping shed light on the evolution of the asteroid belt.
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DART asteroid smasher’s tiny companion spots Earth and stars (photos)
The DART spacecraft’s tiny companion is ready to photograph a brand-new impact site Monday night (Sept. 26).
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Speed Read, September 25, 2022
A Honda CX500 headlines this week, resplendent in classic John Player Special colors. We also cover a 1957 Indian Trailblazer, a Magni MV Agusta, a Super73 e-bike destined for Burning Man, and a look back at this year’s Auerberg Klassik event. Honda CX500 by Charlie’s Atelier For all of its […]
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Bell Helmets’ Bullitt Carbon
Carbon fiber usage has grown substantially over the years. There are plenty of benefits when using the material: high stiffness, […] The post Bell Helmets’ Bullitt Carbon appeared first on Hot Bike Magazine.
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Researchers say Slack and Microsoft Teams have fundamental issues vetting third-party apps and should overhaul their app model to be more like traditional OSes (Andy Greenberg/Wired)
Andy Greenberg / Wired:Researchers say Slack and Microsoft Teams have fundamental issues vetting third-party apps and should overhaul their app model to be more like traditional OSes — New research shows how third-party apps could be exploited to infiltrate these sensitive workplace tools.
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VITURE One XR Glasses review
VITURE’s One XR Glasses had a lot of promise but some design issues severely impact the image quality.