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On 40th Anniversary of ‘Back to the Future,’ Allstate Celebrates Its Role in Creation of DeLorean Time Machine

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AbbVie’s $2.1B Acquisition Adds In Vivo Cell Therapy to Its Immunology & Inflammation Pipeline

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AbbVie is acquiring Capstan Therapeutics, a startup with technology that enables in vivo engineering of immune cells. The University of Pennsylvania spinout’s lead program recently began a Phase 1 test as a potential treatment for B cell-mediated autoimmune disorders. The post AbbVie’s $2.1B Acquisition Adds In Vivo Cell Therapy to Its Immunology & Inflammation Pipeline appeared first on MedCity News.See the Story

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Minecraft Competitor Hytale Shuts Down After a Decade of Development

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The game's developer, Hypixel Studios, will also be shutting down.See the Story

Big Tech is racing to build AI data centers—just as Accenture warns carbon emissions could surge 11x

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Driver Fury as Hertz's New Orwellian Scanners Trigger Instant $400 Fines for Barely Visible Scuffs

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Driver fury as Hertz's new Orwellian scanners trigger instant $400 fines for barely visible scuffs Hertz is facing a wave of online backlash. Critics are taking aim at the rental company after multiple customers say they were billed hundreds of dollars for minor damage flagged by new AI inspection…Privacy See the Story

Video Cable Becomes Transmitter With TEMPEST-LoRa

EFI from cables is something every ham loves to hate. What if you modulated, that, though, using an ordinary cable as an antenna? If you used something ubiquitous like a video cable, you might have a very interesting exploit– which is exactly what [Xieyang Sun] and their colleagues have done with TEMPEST-LoRa, a technique to encode LoRa packages into video files. The concept is pretty simple: a specially-constructed video file contains informat…Taiwan · Taiwan Read Article

3D Printer Turbo-Charges A Vintage Vehicle

of [Fat Lip Collective] has been on a streak of using 3D printing for his car mod projects. From spark plug adapters to exhaust pipes to dash panels, his CAD skills and additive manufacturing tech have played a number of roles in his process. Most recently, [Ryan] has embarked on a mission to equip an ’80s-era Toyota KE70 Corolla with a turbo engine. The main question there being how to fit the engine back into the car once he’s inserted a salva…Read Article

2025 One Hertz Challenge: Electromechanical CMOS Clock Keeps In Step With Mains Frequency

Some people can’t be bothered to read the analog face of a traditional clock. Some people cannot stand the low frequency “hum” of mains current. If you are in either of those categories, you probably don’t want to make [Christian]’s handsome and well-documented electromechanical CMOS clock. As you might guess from the name, the clock uses CMOS logic, based around a 12 bit counter, to provide the divider circuits 24 (daily) and 60 (minutes and se…California, United States · California Read Article

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On 40th Anniversary of ‘Back to the Future,’ Allstate Celebrates Its Role in Creation of DeLorean Time Machine

AbbVie’s $2.1B Acquisition Adds In Vivo Cell Therapy to Its Immunology & Inflammation Pipeline

Minecraft Competitor Hytale Shuts Down After a Decade of Development

Big Tech is racing to build AI data centers—just as Accenture warns carbon emissions could surge 11x

Driver Fury as Hertz's New Orwellian Scanners Trigger Instant $400 Fines for Barely Visible Scuffs

Video Cable Becomes Transmitter With TEMPEST-LoRa

3D Printer Turbo-Charges A Vintage Vehicle

2025 One Hertz Challenge: Electromechanical CMOS Clock Keeps In Step With Mains Frequency

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OpenMIDIStomper Makes Sure Your Gear Does What Your Foot Says

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