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KamuiCosplay’s Valkyrie #WearableWednesday
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KamuiCosplay’s Valkyrie #WearableWednesday

Svetlana’s builds are always epic, and this Valkyrie cosplay does not disappoint. Follow along with two months of work in less than 18 minutes on Every Wednesday is Wearable Wednesday here at Adafruit! We’re bringing you the blinkiest, most fashionable, innovative, and useful wearables from around the web and in our own original projects featuring…

PCB Heart Necklace #WearableWednesday
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PCB Heart Necklace #WearableWednesday

It’s February, which means Valentine’s Day is coming. This PCB heart necklace wouldd make a great gift for someone you love!via Arnov Sharma on hackster.ioHey Everyone what’s up! So this is my Heart Themed PCB Necklace. The idea here was to make a necklace from PCB that glows. The concept that I used for making…

Singapore Researchers Use Fitbits to Predict Depression #WearableWednesday
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Singapore Researchers Use Fitbits to Predict Depression #WearableWednesday

Interesting research out of Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University. Depression is tricky and hard to talk about, let alone quantify. The researchers were able to diagnose depression with an 80% accuracy. Via Find Biometrics:In the study, the researchers asked 290 adult participants to wear Fitbit Charge 2 devices for 14 straight days, taking them off only…

Mac malware spreading for ~14 months installs backdoor on infected systems
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Mac malware spreading for ~14 months installs backdoor on infected systems

Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) Mac malware known as UpdateAgent has been spreading for more than a year, and it is growing increasingly malevolent as its developers add new bells and whistles. The additions include the pushing of an aggressive second-stage adware payload that installs a persistent backdoor on infected Macs. The UpdateAgent malware family began…

For T-cells, omicron is nothing unusual
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For T-cells, omicron is nothing unusual

Enlarge / False-color image of a T-cell (orange) latching on to a cell in preparation for killing it. (credit: Getty Images) From the start, the omicron variant had experts worried because its version of the virus's spike protein carried mutations in many of the sites that are recognized by antibodies. This meant that antibodies generated…

Producer: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds will connect to a famous wrathful villain
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Producer: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds will connect to a famous wrathful villain

Enlarge (credit: Paramount+) The Star Trek franchise continues to expand on Paramount+ with the upcoming prequel series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, which debuts in May. The show's executive producers and key cast members were on hand this week for a virtual panel discussion as part of the 2022 Winter Television Critics Association (TCA) meeting. In…

Western Digital Introduces WD_BLACK SN770: A DRAM-less PCIe 4.0 M.2 NVMe SSD
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Western Digital Introduces WD_BLACK SN770: A DRAM-less PCIe 4.0 M.2 NVMe SSD

The initial wave of PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSDs put emphasis on raw benchmark numbers, with power consumption remaining an afterthought. The targeting of high-end desktop platforms ensured that it was not much of a concern. However, with the rise of notebook and mini-PC platforms supporting PCIe 4.0, power consumption and thermal performance became important aspects.…