A bald eagle beat the crap out of a government drone mapping the shoreline of Lake Michigan, ripping off its propeller and sending it plunging to the lake’s bottom, according to the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy.
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The 007 Edition Aston DBS Superleggera and Vantage are here
Fancy yourself as a budding not-so-secret agent? Aston Martin has the answer
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Driven: VW Jetta — Once-playful teen has grown up to be a responsible adult
I guess I should have read the fine print, but I got all excited when the notice arrived that indicated — I thought — that the car I’d be driving for a week was the base model of the 2020 Jetta, the one with the $18,895 price tag and a […]
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Fixed ops leaders find out what their teams are made of in hard times
The cover story for this issue of Fixed Ops Journal is a great example of the old saying about making lemonade out of lemons.
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Ariane rocket puts telecom satellites into orbit
A rocket that blasted off from French Guiana successfully placed two communications satellites into orbit Saturday, launch firm Arianespace said.
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This surprise Linux malware warning shows that hackers are changing their targets
The old assumptions about the security are wrong and will need updating, fast.
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The best outdoor home security cameras to buy in 2020
We’ve tested dozens of outdoor home security cameras. Here are the best of the best.
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President Trump now has a profile on TikTok rival Triller
President Donald Trump has joined Triller, a rival to the video sharing app TikTok that he wants ban in the US. First noted by New York Times reporter Taylor Lorenz, Trump’s Triller account (@donaldjtrump) has about 3,500 followers, and his introductory video has more than 590,000 views.
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Telegram launches one-on-one video calls on iOS and Android
Secure messaging app Telegram has launched an alpha version of one-on-one video calls on both its Android and iOS apps, the company announced, saying 2020 had “highlighted the need for face-to-face communication.”