As long ago as 1966, Batman knew how to correctly dispose of a explosive device without endangering the public or property. To think that all the shenanigans of the last two decades or so were completely unnecessary.
How to dispose of a bomb
Nanotech scientists teach spinach how to send emails, detects bombs
According to a new scientific paper from Nature Materials titled, "Nitroaromatic detection and infrared communication from wild-type plants using plant nanobionics" — living spinach plants (Spinacia oleracea) can be engineered… READ THE REST
The Pentagon is training an army of bomb-sniffing cyborg locusts.
Tired: a plague of locusts Wired: a legion of cybernetically-enhanced locusts trained by the US military to sniff bombs That's the new goal, according to Stars & Stripes magazine: Navy-funded… READ THE REST
You won't believe it—this MacBook Pro comes with a Touch Bar for 77% off
TL;DR: Bring home a new-to-you 13.3″ MacBook Pro with a Touch Bar for only $329.97 (reg. $1,499)—there are less than 50 units in stock. In the market for a new laptop without the hefty price tag?… READ THE REST
Windows 11 Pro can now help you shop smarter — it's under $15 for a limited time
Microsoft Windows 11 Pro isn't just about looks or speed; it's built for the way we live and work today. And if you've been putting off upgrading, now's the time: you… READ THE REST
Upgrade your space with these minimalist LED corner floor lamps
TL;DR: This small-space-friendly corner-style LED light offers millions of color combinations and effects, and is available in a two-pack for a low price of $109.97. This little light of mine, I'm going to let… READ THE REST
