NSA leaker Edward Snowden asked journalists who visited him in Hong Kong to put their phones in his room's refrigerator, relying on the fridge's material properties to serve as an inadvertent radio-wave-spoiling Faraday cage.
Snowden spycraft: a fridge is a Faraday cage
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I didn't know there was a term for staying up late because you feel like you didn't get enough "me time" during the day. I do this often and find… READ THE REST
Lactation consultant's new guide radically redefines who gets to feed babies
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Get this refurbished Lenovo Chromebook for just $79, saving over $200
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Say goodbye to robotic writing with this smart AI conversion tool
Basic AI can handle many tasks these days, but writing in a way that actually sounds human is still hit or miss. If you've ever used an AI tool to… READ THE REST
Your second phone number is calling, and it's not a scam
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