Busy day for technology-related cases in the U.S. Supreme Court! The high court agreed today to hear a lawsuit that will determine if police have to get a judge's approval before installing GPS trackers on your car. (CNET)
Warrantless GPS spying case to go before Supreme Court
Google's homepage, every month, since its launch
Watching this animation of Google's homepage as it has looked every month since its launch in 1998 is a good, quick visualization of the evolution of web design toward simplicity.… READ THE REST
Nxylon: wood so dark it absorbs 99% of light
Nxylon is a material derived from wood that's notable for being super-black: it absorbs 99% of the light that hits it, making it appear unusually dark—if not quite as dark… READ THE REST
AI crawlers run up a website's hosting bill
Read the Docs, a third-party documentation hosting service has found its bandwidth bill skyrocketing due to AI crawlers. Web crawlers for search have long used a surprising amount of bandwidth… READ THE REST
Real talk: the USB tumbleweed has to stop
TL;DR: Plug 12 devices into this $90 (reg. $109) multi-function hub. Listen, it's time we talk about your cable management. It's not that there's anything wrong with having the surface of your desk… READ THE REST
Who needs a social media team when this manages posts, comments, and chats for you?
TL;DR: CoxPost is an AI-powered tool that acts as an all-in-one social media manager, and a lifetime subscription is now $39 (reg. $324)! Running a booming Etsy sticker shop or sneaker resale… READ THE REST
Tide, who? Your clothes can smell like Australian sandalwood with this laundry package!
TL;DR: Have your clothes smell like fresh Australian sandalwood when you upgrade your laundry routine with the Laundry Sauce Essentials Package, now $59.99 (reg. $119)! Laundry might seem like a pesky task… READ THE REST
