It seems as if it isn’t safe for you to live in Arizona even
if you’re a caring father. In this surveillance video there’s
a man shown who got tazed even with holding a little
child on his arm. The cops say he was a potential danger.

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Well, cheating in games isn’t nice, especially if you play
against others and gain advantages by these cheats. One
eGamer has been caught and banned for life from Fortnite.
Fortnite is a First Person Shooter (FPS).

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If you thought, you have been seeing everything
then check out this gallery of weird Walmart
situations where even the clerks might have
wondered about the situation they were seeing.

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Nature can be cruel as always. In this clip a monkey
in midst of a zoo in Thailand has been caught by a
python. Lots of other monkey mates tried to come
the captured one to help but at no success…

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Hidden behind a small online scavenger hunt, Microsoft
has revealed the new logo that will be visible when using
the revamped Edge Browser. In the past, Edge wasn’t very
popular or used much although it was better than IE.

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What happens if you get too attached to your smartphone
during work and not paying attention to what happens
around you? Well, a russian female tramway driver has seen
that for herself causing an immense destruction with high costs

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What happens if you as a manager don’t pay your players?
Well in Mexico, the manager of the Veracruz team has seen
it for himself live and with him a lot of fans in TV. During the
first 4 minutes, the players just stood still and 2 goals came in.

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It’s not often that you read about a lawsuit against a
foundation that brings out X11 desktop replacements
for Linux whereas most of the software for Linux is
based on the GNU GPL model thus free for private use.

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For sure nothing one would like to read about but it seems
as if NordVPNs safe network has been compromised in 2018
and some personal information (private keys) were stolen.
This can mean a serious problem as these keys can be used…

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Smart speakers begin to dominate ones’ homes in these days
but is that a good thing or not? What if these speakers and
their built-in assistants begin to eavesdrop on you and steal
your sensitive data like passwords and the like?

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If you happen to own a Tesla, this might be interesting
for you. It seems as if the computing unit has a design
flaw. The internal flash memory gets stressed so much
with unnecessary write operations that it might fail.

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Ho do they relate, you ask? Well, earlier this week, the
U.S. Air Force has announced to replace the rather old
control systems for the nuclear long range missiles that
consist of, frankly said, antiquary computer systems.

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Almost every smartphone to date offers 4K video
recording at 60 frames per second (60fps), only
Google’s newest flagship phone, the Pixel4 does not
although it’s hardware would be able to do so.

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It seems as if there is another back set in Boeing’s history
of the 737MAX which got grounded a year ago after 2 fatal
plane crashes due to their faulty MCAS system (aa assis-
tant to keep the machine out of the stall situation).

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It’s not often that you hear from AMD being used in
Supercomputers. But with Archer2, a new supercomputer
in the UK, this might change soon. The compter consists of
11’696 EPYC-2-CPUs with each 64 cores.

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First tests have been spotted with immense data speeds in the
upcoming LTE generation. Not less than 3.67GB/s have been
recently reached in a field test in Zurich. Huawei has tested the
thoughput of a 5G cell using multiple devices.

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It seems as if Facebook has finally recognized the
importance of data security. Facebook has announced
to take serious steps to improve data security by impro-
ving the encryption in Messenger and WhatsApp.

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The iPad Pro is indeed the smaller version of a MacBook. And thus
it’s obvious that there may be useful gadgets for it like keyboards!
In this case, Libra sets a new high for what’s possible, especially with
iOS13 being released with its new features and OS capabilities.

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How would Tetris sound on a violin if you put four
different-skilled violin-players at it? This guy has tried
to reproduce the result as feasible as possible. The result
is somewhat funny but also amazing.

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Possibly a question everyone of us with an iPhone 8 or
newer asks: Is the high price for a broken back glass
rectified? A replacement of the back glass comes in at
549US$ for the X and 599US$ for the 11 Pro.

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…we think of the worst case. What would happen
if the ropes of the elevator cabin snap and the
emergency brakes are failing to function. Would it
help to jump then and reduce impact?

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Music from electric devices is always a challenge because
how do you drive the electronics to represent certain notes
and/or beats? Well, a musician in poland has found a way and
covered “The White Stripes – Seven nation Army”

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The iPhone 2G (first iPhone) in 2007 was THE highlight
in the mobile phone scene when Steve Jobs has presented
his idea to the media and public. A phone almost without
physical buttons. JerryRigEverything gets to the innards.

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Well today we start our vacation with the everlasting
topic of Driving in Russia. There’s probably not a
country as dangerous for driving than russia is. And
the following video might underline that very well!

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Since iOS13 has implemented a SwipeKeyboard natively,
the need for 3rd party Apps providing you with a swipe
keyboard is no longer necessary. With a recently discovered
bug it might even be a good idea to have them removed.

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It seems as if DeCIX has hit a new transfer speed record with the
release of iOS13. While the old record took place in 2017 and was
about 6.8 Tbit/s (6’800’000’000’000 bit/s), the release of iOS13
bumped the speeds a little higher with a new record: 7.1 Tbit/s!

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It is amazing what you can do with some voltage regulation,
a small computer and some credit card machines, electric
tootbrushes and electric typewriters. THe following two videos
shall make you slide into the weekend with happiness.

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For many people Friday 13th is a day to fear as it
means bad luck for them. Although there’s no proof
why that is, it’s proven that bad things do not happen
more often at this special date constellation.

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Usually most food in Asia (China, Japan preferably) is consumed raw
to half-raw or barely-coocked. This sometimes leads to awkward and
icky scenes at the table. For example the squid that begins to twitch
once garnished with soy and vinegar sauce. (watch video here).

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Remember the times when computers had CPUs with a speed
of a single-digit or at best double-digit MHz? Well, the
Commodore C64 for example was clocked at 985 KHz
(yes, you read right, it ran at 0.985MHz!).

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Odd but true: Nowadays even a TV needs a virus scanner.
In this case Samsung suggests that you install McAfee
VirusScan for Android and let it run once a month to find
possible malicious apps running on your TV.

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AMD Ryzen strikes again! The 3950X with it’s 749US$ price tag
has no problem beating the Core i9 9980X with it’s 2000US$ price
tag. Although the 9980X has 2 cores more, it seems as if the AMD
processor is more efficient when it comes to performance.

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