For $3,000, you too might snag a full-time work-from-home job
Having trouble landing a WFH role? A remote-job coach might be able to help your job search.
Day: July 20, 2023
How Samsung and Texas Instruments made the Lone Star State the hub of U.S. chip manufacturing
Texas has more chipmaking facilities than any other state, thanks to low taxes and new subsidies. Now another $61 billion of semiconductor projects are planned.
Impinj M800 series RAIN RFID tag chips advance item connectivity for enterprise IoT deployments
Impinj released the Impinj M800 series RAIN RFID tag chips to meet enterprise needs for item connectivity in global IoT deployments. The new M800 series delivers readability in enterprise deployments and offers enhanced tag reliability and manufacturab…
Multiple Extortion: An Existential Threat
Explore effective strategies and comprehensive cybersecurity measures to protect your organization?s data from increasingly sophisticated cybercrimes.
Ranking Seahawks roster before 2023 training camp: Nos. 75-61
To help you get to know the players better, it’s time for our annual pre-camp ranking of the roster. We’ll continue with players 89-76 as we work our way to the top.
How to navigate Seattle traffic this weekend (Taylor’s Version)
The Mariners, Storm, Seafair and Capitol Hill Block Party will add to the concert traffic. Transit agencies will offer extra service to move the Swifties and others.
Renovated Seattle ‘Tot Lot’ opens, offering accessible adventure for young kids
The renovation of the Washington Park Arboretum’s “Tot Lot” playground was aimed at enhancing safety and providing easier accessibility for younger children.
The actors’ and writers’ strike may affect your new favorite show. Here’s what you can watch instead
Our TV critic offers some suggestions of substitutes for current favorites that won’t be back with new episodes anytime soon.
UW students seek tuition refunds in lawsuit tied to pandemic closures
A King County judge is allowing a lawsuit challenging the university’s decision to charge full tuition while campuses were closed during the pandemic to move forward as a class action.
Tesla Starts Production of Dojo Supercomputer To Train Driverless Cars
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Verge: Tesla says it has started production of its Dojo supercomputer to train its fleet of autonomous vehicles. In its second quarter earnings report for 2023, the company outlined “four main technology pil…