Windows is great for some things, but for many users, a Chromebook is better. …read more Source:: ZDNet

The Europa Clipper gets the official green light from NASA. …read more Source:: CNet

The brand’s first utility vehicle is still a purebred, and it’s coming in December. …read more Source:: CNet

Fooled by gibberish and highly susceptible to human bias, automated essay-scoring systems are being increasingly adopted, a Motherboard investigation has found. From a report: Every year, millions of students sit down for standardized tests that carry weighty consequences. National tests like the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) serve as gatekeepers to higher education, while state assessments…

With cloud misconfigurations rampant in cloud storage and IaaS environments, adding security layers to identify them is crucial for securing sensitive data. …read more Source:: Threatpost

A diet based on caloric restriction might make you live longer. It’ll certainly feel like longer. Called Prolon, it’s a five-day, $250 meal kit which arrives in a white cardboard container a little bigger than a shoebox. It involves eating about 800 calories each day. The idea is that temporarily shifts your body into a…

3D printed lithophanes are great, if a bit monochromatic. [Thomas Brooks] (with help from [Jason Prius]) changed all that with a tool for creating color lithophanes but there’s a catch: you’ll need a printer capable of creating multi-color prints to do it. A video (embedded below) begins with an intro but walks through the entire…

Director of An Inconvenient Truth will helm the three-part series. …read more Source:: CNet

Facebook said Tuesday it’s rolling out a long-awaited privacy feature that will let users see and clear information from apps and websites they browse outside of the social network. Some people in Ireland, South Korea, and Spain will gain access to this feature first, but the company plans to broaden the availability soon. From a…

It’s no time to die, people. …read more Source:: CNet