The use of ADS-B for commercial purposes has raised the ire of pilots across the country.
The European Union is racing to clinch trade deals with countries around the world in an effort to diversify away from an increasingly protectionist US as officials…
Elon Musk said Tuesday that he will take a major step back from his work as the leader of the Department of Government Efficiency.
Why it matters: The Tesla CEO has become a close and outspoken ally of President Trump, but his government-slashing work via DOGE has sparked a damaging backlash on Tesla.
The big picture: Musk said on Tesla's earnings call that "my time allocation to DOGE will drop significantly" likely starting in May, declaring the effort "mostly done."
"I'll have to continue doing it for I think the remainder of the President's term just to make sure the waste and fraud that we stopped does not come roaring back, which it will do if it has the chance," Musk said. "I think I'll continue to spend a day or two per week on government matters for as long as the President would like me to do so and as long as it would be useful," he added. Musk also acknowledged "some blowback" on Tesla due to his Trump ties, saying there's been "a few bumps in the road," but said the company's future is still bright.
Despite the latest developments, the EU's policy on China will remain based on "de-risking" rather than "decoupling", Brussels has said. #EuropeNews
Trump’s massive import taxes have roiled stock markets since he announced them on April 1
White House officials are looking at policies to address falling birth rates, the New York Times reported.
>the landing page is quite ugly/minimalist. You can also find him at https://geohot.github.io/blog/
Keet is a peer-to-peer chat application that allows users to communicate directly with each other. 100% end-to-end encrypted. Never on a server.
>I recently stumbled upon Keet, which is a peer to peer messaging app with video calls and file sharing. > >This app has a lot going for it: >- The user experience is really good >- Free and open source >- Privacy friendly (no datacentre, server or middleman between you and the people you are talking to) >- Better quality since there's no throttling of traffic >- No file size limit > >I'm baffled that this app seems like a well kept secret, so I just wanted to share it with you guys. > >To me, peer to peer technology seems really interesting because it addresses the root cause of many of the harms that plagues the modern day internet: surveillance, platform silos, the market dominance of multi-national tech-conglomerates, energy usage of datacentres, etc. > >What do you think? Can P2P be the solution to these problems?
Terrorists attack tourists in Pahalgam, killing 27, including foreign nationals, prompting strong condemnation and anti-terror operations.
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