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How to be invisible on the Internet

In order to be pseudo-anonymous on the Internet, we have to make sure that we are aware that we are being tracked. There are 10 important identifiers that we will work on to prevent someone from recognizing us as we surf the interwebs. If we hide or obscure these identifiers, we become invisible. Rob Braxman reports.

The futuristic Chevrolet FNR concept is impossible to describe

Submitted by Freedomman on Wed, 04/22/2015 - 18:59

SHANGHAI, China (PNN) - April 20, 2015 - Introduced at the Shanghai Auto Show this week, Chevy's FNR concept basically defies all description. The closest thing I can come up with is that it looks like you took a next-generation Volt, mixed it with a BMW i8, and sent the two spiraling 50 years into the future.

New device combines the advantages of batteries and supercapacitors

Submitted by Freedomman on Wed, 04/22/2015 - 18:57

LOS ANGELES, Kalifornia (PNN) - April 19, 2015 - Scientists at UCLA's Kalifornia NanoSystems Institute have developed a new device that combines the high energy densities of batteries and the quick charge and discharge rates of supercapacitors. The hybrid supercapacitor is reportedly six times as energy-dense as a commercially available supercapacitor and packs nearly as much energy per unit volume as a lead-acid battery.

Researchers believe a biological revolution enabling humans to experience everlasting youth is coming

Submitted by Freedomman on Wed, 04/22/2015 - 18:55

CAMBRIDGE, England (PNN) - April 17, 2015 - It is likely the first person who will live to be 1,000 years old is already alive today.

This is according to a growing regiment of researchers who believe a biological revolution enabling humans to experience everlasting youthfulness is just around the corner.

Mini to offer augmented reality eyewear for drivers

Submitted by Freedomman on Wed, 04/22/2015 - 18:51

SHANGHAI, China (PNN) - April 15, 2015 - If you want to drive with something more personal than a heads-up display, Mini is hoping to bring technology to your car in the form of a pair of connected eyewear. Called Mini Augmented Vision, the smart glasses work a bit like Google Glass or ODG’s smartglasses, projecting information in front of you relevant to your drive. Information appears in your field of vision, but in such a way that it doesn’t obstruct your view of the road. BMW showed off a working prototype of the glasses earlier this month at the Shanghai Auto Show.

Bundy Ranch type standoff brewing in southern Oregon between miners and BLM

Submitted by Freedomman on Wed, 04/15/2015 - 20:34

GRANTS PASS, Oregon (PNN) - April 14, 2015 - For the past several years, the miners from the Galice Mining District, about 30 miles west of Grants Pass, Oregon, have been arguing over who has the rights to the minerals in the ground around Galice Creek.

Alaska House passes bill demanding transfer of federally-held land back to state

Submitted by Freedomman on Wed, 04/15/2015 - 20:31

JUNEAU, Alaska (PNN) - April 11, 2015 - The Alaska House of Representatives passed a bill Monday forcing the federal government to uphold the Alaska Statehood Act’s land transfer entitlement.

The legislation transfers ownership of 5.5 million square acres of land back to Alaska, along with an additional 100 million square acres of public land.

Doctors will map newborn genes to predict future diseases

Submitted by Freedomman on Wed, 04/15/2015 - 20:28

BOSTON, Massachusetts (PNN) - April 11, 2015 - If you could find out your baby’s future health problems right after he or she was born, would you want to know? Some new parents will get to make that decision soon. This month, doctors in Boston will begin the BabySeq project, in which they will sequence the genomes of newborns to look for signs of diseases that begin in childhood.

DARPA wants to make software obsolescence obsolete

Submitted by Freedomman on Wed, 04/15/2015 - 20:26

WASHINGTON (PNN) - April 11, 2015 - One unfortunate fact of modern life is that functional new software becomes non-functional old software with depressing regularity. For most people, this means predictable episodes of frustration, but for the Fascist Police States of Amerika military, it's a more serious problem. Defense Advanced Research Project Agency’s (DARPA) new Building Resource Adaptive Software Systems (BRASS) project aims to take a major shot at avoiding this obsolescence by developing software systems that can still operate properly a hundred years from now.

FPSA states face fierce protests from anti-vaccine activists

Submitted by Freedomman on Wed, 04/15/2015 - 20:13

SACRAMENTO, Kalifornia (PNN) - April 10, 2015 - Four months after a measles outbreak at Disneyland, state legislators seeking to tighten immunization laws across the country are running the gauntlet of anti-vaccination activists who have bombarded them with emails and phone calls, heckled them at public meetings, harassed their staff, organized noisy marches, and vilified them on social media.

Obama gun control push backfires as industry sees unprecedented surge

Submitted by Freedomman on Wed, 04/15/2015 - 20:07

WASHINGTON (PNN) - April 8, 2015 - The Amerikan firearms industry is as healthy as ever, seeing an unprecedented surge that has sent production of guns soaring to more than 10.8 million manufactured in 2013 alone - double the total of just three years earlier.

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