Month: February 2024

EU countries give crucial nod to first-of-a-kind Artificial Intelligence law

Posted on by Robin Edgar

The ambassadors of the 27 countries of the European Union unanimously approved the world’s first comprehensive rulebook for Artificial Intelligence, rubber-stamping the political agreement reached in December. In December, EU policymakers reached a political agreement on the main sticking points of the AI Act, a flagship bill to regulate Artificial Intelligence based on its capacity Read more about EU countries give crucial nod to first-of-a-kind Artificial Intelligence law[…]

Google Search’s cache links are unfortunately being retired

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Google has removed links to page caches from its search results page, the company’s search liaison Danny Sullivan has confirmed. “It was meant for helping people access pages when way back, you often couldn’t depend on a page loading,” Sullivan wrote on X. “These days, things have greatly improved. So, it was decided to retire Read more about Google Search’s cache links are unfortunately being retired[…]

Marauder DIY WiFi and Hacking tool

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[…] The ESP32 Marauder is a suite of WiFi/Bluetooth offensive and defensive tools created for the ESP32 and was originally inspired by Spacehuhn’s esp8266_deauther project. The tool itself serves as a portable device used to test and analyze WiFi and Bluetooth devices. […] Do It Yourself If you would like to create your own ESP32 Read more about Marauder DIY WiFi and Hacking tool[…]

Consumers still pay too much to call another EU country – wait, wasn’t there free roaming?!

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The EU single market holds many advantages. To be able to travel, work or purchase goods effortlessly across numerous different countries creates all kinds of opportunities for consumers. But there are still areas where it is not working or has simply not been accomplished, even if it would be the most logical and appropriate thing Read more about Consumers still pay too much to call another EU country – wait, wasn’t there free roaming?![…]

The European Space Agency will test 3D metal printer metal on the ISS

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The first metal 3D printer that will be used in space is on its way to the International Space Station. The Cygnus NG-20 supply mission, which is carrying the 180kg (397 lbs) printer, launched on Tuesday and is set to arrive at the ISS on Thursday. Astronaut Andreas Mogensen will install the printer, which Airbus Read more about The European Space Agency will test 3D metal printer metal on the ISS[…]