Travis King: North Korea says US soldier fled because of racism in army
Travis King, 23, dashed across the border from South Korea on 18 July while on a guided tour.
Day: August 16, 2023
Young people are at risk of harsh respiratory problems after 30 days of e-cigarette use, study says
Researchers urged drug regulators to consider the study findings and work to minimize the negative impact of electronic cigarette use on young people.
Judge calls new Texas election law unconstitutional but state says it will appeal ruling
A judge has called a new law unconstitutional that passed in the GOP-led Texas Legislature that will dictate how elections are run in the state’s most populous county.
ESP32 wifi spam
I’m testing at home capabilities of ESP32 and the first thing I wanna test is creating multitude WiFi network. Unfortunately windows and apple devices don’t see them only android is capable of seeing SSID send by ESP32. Do you have any idea why ? I’m u…
Apple reverses course, moves iPhone ‘end call’ button back to middle in latest beta
The move reverses a change that Apple had been considering over the summer, as CNBC reported last week.
Georgia clerk says ‘mishap’ caused erroneous release of list of Trump charges
The clerk of the Fulton County, Georgia, court system has acknowledged accidently releasing what appeared to be a list of criminal charges against Donald Trump before he was actually indicted.
Young environmentalists won a landmark climate change ruling in Montana. Will it change anything?
Young environmental activists prevailed in a closely watched Montana lawsuit that said state officials weren’t doing enough to protect them from climate change.
North Korea says U.S. soldier bolted into country after being disillusioned at American society
North Korea said Wednesday that a U.S. soldier who bolted into the North across the heavily armed Korean border last month did so after being disillusioned at the inequality of American society.
US launches program to provide electricity to more Native American homes
The U.S. government will be putting more money toward getting electricity to Native American communities.
Are Read-only PDFs safe?
I’m aware malware can spread through PDFs via scripts and bug exploits, but if the PDF is a read- only version that can’t be editable, does that prevent that from happening?
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