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Facebook employees driving possible move to G Suite from Microsoft services.
Another indication that Google continues to connect with younger employees.
https://9to5google.com/2018/07/17/google-facebook-g-suite-switch-rumor-microsoft/
Another indication that Google continues to connect with younger employees.
https://9to5google.com/2018/07/17/google-facebook-g-suite-switch-rumor-microsoft/
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The feature, available in Chrome Canary, delivers a warning banner when users visit a data-heavy website. #News #GoogleChrome
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Nintendo Virtual Boy emulator for Oculus lets you enjoy VR like it’s 1995 again https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/virtual-boy-oculus-rift/
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On 16th July McLaren marked the homecoming of three-time Indy 500 winner Johnny Rutherford's iconic M16 IndyCar to McLaren HQ.
Watch to see how the employees and fans enjoyed the event.
Watch to see how the employees and fans enjoyed the event.
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Guadalupe Mountains View
Sunset looking west from the rim of the Guadalupe Mountains. This is an ancient coral reef thrust 9,000' (3000m) into the west Texas desert as mountains. From the rim I can look west out across a great expanse of nothing......... It is an empty desolate and lonely place. Just the kind I like to explore!
#wildernessphotographer #guadalupemountains #texas #newmexico #landscape
Sunset looking west from the rim of the Guadalupe Mountains. This is an ancient coral reef thrust 9,000' (3000m) into the west Texas desert as mountains. From the rim I can look west out across a great expanse of nothing......... It is an empty desolate and lonely place. Just the kind I like to explore!
#wildernessphotographer #guadalupemountains #texas #newmexico #landscape
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Jupiter’s Moons: 12 More Found, 79 Known - Over the past 18 months, astronomers have painstakingly tracked a dozen tiny moons that they found circling the giant planet Jupiter. The post Jupiter’s Moons: 12 More Found, 79 Known appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
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😮 South Africa’s newly inaugurated 64-dish MeerKAT radio telescope, a precursor to the Square Kilometre Array, has imaged the heart of the Milky Way in unprecedented detail, revealing long, magnetised filaments and the blazing core where a supermassive black hole lurks unseen at optical wavelengths.
“We wanted to show the science capabilities of this new instrument,” said Fernando Camilo, chief scientist at the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory. “The centre of the galaxy was an obvious target: unique, visually striking and full of unexplained phenomena, but also notoriously hard to image using radio telescopes. Although it’s early days with MeerKAT, and a lot remains to be optimised, we decided to go for it – and were stunned by the results.”
Built by the SARAO and inaugurated 13 July by Deputy President David Mabuza, MeerKAT’s 64 dishes eventually will be part of the Square Kilometre Array, the world’s largest radio telescope with hundreds of distributed dishes in Australia and South Africa. As it stands, MeerKAT’s dishes provide 2,000 unique antenna pairs, “resulting in high-fidelity images of the radio sky,” the SARAO said in a news release.
Earth’s Sun orbits the galaxy’s core at a distance of some 25,000 light years. While intervening gas and dust shroud the hidden heart of the galaxy where a super-massive black hole is known to reside, radio waves pass through to provide a glimpse of its hidden features. MeerKAT’s initial observations provide a tantalising hint of things to come.
Of special interest are long magnetised filaments discovered in the 1980s that are seen near the central black hole and nowhere else. Their origin is a mystery.
“The MeerKAT image has such clarity,” marvelled Farhad Yusef-Zadeh of Northwestern University in the United States, an expert on the filamentary structures seen near the central black hole. “The image shows so many features never before seen, including compact sources associated with some of the filaments, that it could provide the key to cracking the code and solve this three-decade riddle.”
“We wanted to show the science capabilities of this new instrument,” said Fernando Camilo, chief scientist at the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory. “The centre of the galaxy was an obvious target: unique, visually striking and full of unexplained phenomena, but also notoriously hard to image using radio telescopes. Although it’s early days with MeerKAT, and a lot remains to be optimised, we decided to go for it – and were stunned by the results.”
Built by the SARAO and inaugurated 13 July by Deputy President David Mabuza, MeerKAT’s 64 dishes eventually will be part of the Square Kilometre Array, the world’s largest radio telescope with hundreds of distributed dishes in Australia and South Africa. As it stands, MeerKAT’s dishes provide 2,000 unique antenna pairs, “resulting in high-fidelity images of the radio sky,” the SARAO said in a news release.
Earth’s Sun orbits the galaxy’s core at a distance of some 25,000 light years. While intervening gas and dust shroud the hidden heart of the galaxy where a super-massive black hole is known to reside, radio waves pass through to provide a glimpse of its hidden features. MeerKAT’s initial observations provide a tantalising hint of things to come.
Of special interest are long magnetised filaments discovered in the 1980s that are seen near the central black hole and nowhere else. Their origin is a mystery.
“The MeerKAT image has such clarity,” marvelled Farhad Yusef-Zadeh of Northwestern University in the United States, an expert on the filamentary structures seen near the central black hole. “The image shows so many features never before seen, including compact sources associated with some of the filaments, that it could provide the key to cracking the code and solve this three-decade riddle.”
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18 Things to Do After Installing #Linux Mint 19 Tara
https://www.fossmint.com/things-to-do-after-installing-linux-mint-19/
https://www.fossmint.com/things-to-do-after-installing-linux-mint-19/
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Avoid meats such as liver, kidney and sweetbreads, which have high purine levels and contribute to high blood levels of uric acid.
Following a balanced diet will avoid elevating levels of uric acid. https://www.healthuses.com/20-foods-to-lower-uric-acid-level-naturally/
Following a balanced diet will avoid elevating levels of uric acid. https://www.healthuses.com/20-foods-to-lower-uric-acid-level-naturally/
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While Google Assistant is of course pretty useful especially over the last few months, sometimes it’s just lying there on your phone, waiting for you to call it up and ask it some questions or do some tasks. So we have to admit, a lot of times, it remains…
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As #Amazon marked its " #PrimeDay " with price cuts across a range of products, founder and chief executive #JeffBezos saw his net worth hit new peaks, increasing his lead over fellow billionaires.
http://ow.ly/XQfV30l08QH
http://ow.ly/XQfV30l08QH
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