Old solutions are often so elegant and effective that they keep coming back. The gasometer, or gas holder, is one such example. Now [NightHawkInLight] has built one for storing the wood gas he’s been experimenting with, and it’s pretty neat to watch it rise and fall as he first adds gas and then burns it…

lkcl writes: Phoronix and The Register have an insightful look into an effort by ARM that is reminiscent of Microsoft’s “Get The Facts” campaign. RISC-V’s design is a revamp of the RISC concept that is intended from the ground up to fix the mistakes and learn from the lessons of the past 30 years. Power…

Apple may release a ton of new hardware before the year ends. …read more Source:: CNet

New study examines how financial services information gets sold and shared in the Dark Web. …read more Source:: DarkReading

Too bad it means Chrome needs even more memory. …read more Source:: CNet

Morse code only uses two symbols (dots and dashes), making it an easy way for people with limited mobility to communicate. …read more Source:: CNet

Having your voice heard at the Federal Communications Commission could soon cost you hundreds of dollars, according to congressional Democrats Tuesday who oppose a looming rule change by the nation’s top telecom and cable regulator. But that may not be the case after all, a review of the FCC proposal shows. From a report: At…

Bosch’s new entry-level line offers relatively quiet performance and a smudge-proof design. …read more Source:: CNet

The ad interest tag reportedly could have exposed 65,000 Russian users to the Russian authorities. …read more Source:: CNet

Why are hackers selling medical records of deceased patients? …read more Source:: Threatpost