by Benjamin | Oct 8, 2026
Some of the pushback against Flock and other ALPRs is gaining traction. The Fourth Circuit announced a week ago that warrantless searches for license plates can violate Fourth Amendment protections. The key finding was that police cannot use these cameras to... by Benjamin | Oct 7, 2026
After a few months of SpaceX dipping down under $105 a share in August, it’s made it up again, bringing Elon Musk back to Trillionaire status again. Monday had an 8% gain itself, and dipped again by a hair, but in a world where space travel is cool, it’s... by Benjamin | Oct 7, 2026
Apple has long had a magnetic break-free cable for their power. It’s unique solution, but it’s proprietary, and has no other functionality. Microsoft announced their new Surface Laptop Ultra this week, and while it’s coming with the usual specs,... by Benjamin | Sep 24, 2026
The massive SpaceX Starship is on the launch pad and is slated for orbit on Monday. Primary goals are proof-of-concept and reaching orbit, but along the way, it will also deploy 26 Starlink V3 satellites. There is still a lot of work on this that they are ironing out,... by Benjamin | Sep 24, 2026
Andrew Ng helped start the early AI platform of Google Brain, and the learning platform Coursera. He’s been in the AI field since before it became a household term. This past week, he responded to much of the recent naysayers of an AI apocalypse, calling it... by Benjamin | Sep 24, 2026
Over in Korea, owners of some Samsung so-called smart fridges are having to clean out their fridges after a firmware update on Tuesday managed to brick their fridges. Bricking is what it sounds like, but simply put, that update had fridges shutting down completely,...