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  1. "...
    All the men were linked. They had been given the task of clearing out piles of bat faeces in an abandoned copper mine in the hills south of the town of Tongguan in the Mojiang region. Some had worked for two weeks before falling ill, and others just a few days.
    ..."
    # # #
    Who sent the men to clean the mine? Why was an abandoned mine being cleaned?

    thetimes.com/uk/healthcare/art

    #SARSCoV2 #Pandemic #CoVid19 #originofcovid #InfectiousDisease #IDX #IDTwitter

  2. IDX Files Bitcoin and Gold ETF as Alternative Currency Hedge Strategy - TLDR:

    IDX ETF targets Bitcoin and gold as a fiat alternative using dynamic rebalancing.
    ... - blockonomi.com/idx-files-bitco #finance #bitcoin #crypto #gold #etf #idx

  3. Lilbits: Turning a smartphone into a mini-laptop, the first 750 Hz monitor is coming, and MCON mobile game controller hits Kickstarter

    Before smartphones were a thing, the world of pocket-sized computers were somewhat divided between touchscreen devices like the Palm Pilot and mini-laptops like the HP Jornada 720. Taking inspiration from the latter, TypingCat has designed a portable keyboard case for a Google Pixel 6 Pro that turns a smartphone into a mini-laptop, complete with a Linux-based desktop environment (running inside of Android, so you can still use the phone as… a phone).

    In other recent tech news from around the web, UGREEN plans to expand the line of network attached storage (NAS) devices the company first unveiled a year ago. A company called KOORUI plans to show the first consumer monitor with a 750 Hz refresh rate at CES next week. And there’s a new crowdfunding campaign for a mobile game controller with an unusual design.

    Turn your phone into a mini laptop [Thingiverse]

    TypingCat (via Thingiverse)

    This work-in-progress project is a design for a 3D-printed chassis turns a Google Pixel 6 Pro smartphone into a mini-laptop complete with a mini keyboard (and a desktop Linux UI running on Android). The kickstand is a particularly clever touch to keep the whole thing from tipping over.

    Activate the Possibility of AI NAS [UGREEN]

    UGREEN plans to expand its NASync line of network attached storage devices with the new iDX series featuring Intel Core Ultra chips and AI features including AI chat, smart tags, search, and meeting summarization.

    KOORUI to Unveil the World’s First Monitor with a 750Hz Refresh Rate at CES 2025 [press release]

    This 24.5 inch display has a FHD TN display panel, a 0.5ms response time, 95% DCI-P3 color gamut, and HDR 400 support. It’s also the first “consumer-grade monitor” with a 750 Hz refresh rate.

    MCON: The Switchblade of Mobile Controllers [Kickstarter]

    This game controller for smartphones has a slide-out design that makes it feel like a somewhat chunky smartphone case when retracted, while giving you a full set of controls positioned below the screen when extended. It’s going for $99 during crowdfunding, which is 33% off the expected retail price of $149. It’s expected to start shipping in August.

    Keep up on the latest headlines by following Liliputing on Bluesky or @[email protected] on Mastodon. You can also follow Liliputing on ThreadsFacebook, and X.

    #750Mhz #ces2025 #diy #idx #koorui #lilbits #mcon #miniLaptop #mobileController #nasync #ugreen

  4. Lilbits: Turning a smartphone into a mini-laptop, the first 750 Hz monitor is coming, and MCON mobile game controller hits Kickstarter

    Before smartphones were a thing, the world of pocket-sized computers were somewhat divided between touchscreen devices like the Palm Pilot and mini-laptops like the HP Jornada 720. Taking inspiration from the latter, TypingCat has designed a portable keyboard case for a Google Pixel 6 Pro that turns a smartphone into a mini-laptop, complete with a Linux-based desktop environment (running inside of Android, so you can still use the phone as… a phone).

    In other recent tech news from around the web, UGREEN plans to expand the line of network attached storage (NAS) devices the company first unveiled a year ago. A company called KOORUI plans to show the first consumer monitor with a 750 Hz refresh rate at CES next week. And there’s a new crowdfunding campaign for a mobile game controller with an unusual design.

    Turn your phone into a mini laptop [Thingiverse]

    TypingCat (via Thingiverse)

    This work-in-progress project is a design for a 3D-printed chassis turns a Google Pixel 6 Pro smartphone into a mini-laptop complete with a mini keyboard (and a desktop Linux UI running on Android). The kickstand is a particularly clever touch to keep the whole thing from tipping over.

    Activate the Possibility of AI NAS [UGREEN]

    UGREEN plans to expand its NASync line of network attached storage devices with the new iDX series featuring Intel Core Ultra chips and AI features including AI chat, smart tags, search, and meeting summarization.

    KOORUI to Unveil the World’s First Monitor with a 750Hz Refresh Rate at CES 2025 [press release]

    This 24.5 inch display has a FHD TN display panel, a 0.5ms response time, 95% DCI-P3 color gamut, and HDR 400 support. It’s also the first “consumer-grade monitor” with a 750 Hz refresh rate.

    MCON: The Switchblade of Mobile Controllers [Kickstarter]

    This game controller for smartphones has a slide-out design that makes it feel like a somewhat chunky smartphone case when retracted, while giving you a full set of controls positioned below the screen when extended. It’s going for $99 during crowdfunding, which is 33% off the expected retail price of $149. It’s expected to start shipping in August.

    Keep up on the latest headlines by following Liliputing on Bluesky or @[email protected] on Mastodon. You can also follow Liliputing on ThreadsFacebook, and X.

    #750Mhz #ces2025 #diy #idx #koorui #lilbits #mcon #miniLaptop #mobileController #nasync #ugreen

  5. Lilbits: Turning a smartphone into a mini-laptop, the first 750 MHz monitor is coming, and MCON mobile game controller hits Kickstarter

    Before smartphones were a thing, the world of pocket-sized computers were somewhat divided between touchscreen devices like the Palm Pilot and mini-laptops like the HP Jornada 720. Taking inspiration from the latter, TypingCat has designed a portable keyboard case for a Google Pixel 6 Pro that turns a smartphone into a mini-laptop, complete with a Linux-based desktop environment (running inside of Android, so you can still use the phone as… a phone).

    In other recent tech news from around the web, UGREEN plans to expand the line of network attached storage (NAS) devices the company first unveiled a year ago. A company called KOORUI plans to show the first consumer monitor with a 750 Hz refresh rate at CES next week. And there’s a new crowdfunding campaign for a mobile game controller with an unusual design.

    Turn your phone into a mini laptop [Thingiverse]

    TypingCat (via Thingiverse)

    This work-in-progress project is a design for a 3D-printed chassis turns a Google Pixel 6 Pro smartphone into a mini-laptop complete with a mini keyboard (and a desktop Linux UI running on Android). The kickstand is a particularly clever touch to keep the whole thing from tipping over.

    Activate the Possibility of AI NAS [UGREEN]

    UGREEN plans to expand its NASync line of network attached storage devices with the new iDX series featuring Intel Core Ultra chips and AI features including AI chat, smart tags, search, and meeting summarization.

    KOORUI to Unveil the World’s First Monitor with a 750Hz Refresh Rate at CES 2025 [press release]

    This 24.5 inch display has a FHD TN display panel, a 0.5ms response time, 95% DCI-P3 color gamut, and HDR 400 support. It’s also the first “consumer-grade monitor” with a 750 Hz refresh rate.

    MCON: The Switchblade of Mobile Controllers [Kickstarter]

    This game controller for smartphones has a slide-out design that makes it feel like a somewhat chunky smartphone case when retracted, while giving you a full set of controls positioned below the screen when extended. It’s going for $99 during crowdfunding, which is 33% off the expected retail price of $149. It’s expected to start shipping in August.

    Keep up on the latest headlines by following Liliputing on Bluesky or @[email protected] on Mastodon. You can also follow Liliputing on ThreadsFacebook, and X.

    #750Mhz #ces2025 #diy #idx #koorui #lilbits #mcon #miniLaptop #mobileController #nasync #ugreen

  6. Lilbits: Turning a smartphone into a mini-laptop, the first 750 MHz monitor is coming, and MCON mobile game controller hits Kickstarter

    Before smartphones were a thing, the world of pocket-sized computers were somewhat divided between touchscreen devices like the Palm Pilot and mini-laptops like the HP Jornada 720. Taking inspiration from the latter, TypingCat has designed a portable keyboard case for a Google Pixel 6 Pro that turns a smartphone into a mini-laptop, complete with a Linux-based desktop environment (running inside of Android, so you can still use the phone as… a phone).

    In other recent tech news from around the web, UGREEN plans to expand the line of network attached storage (NAS) devices the company first unveiled a year ago. A company called KOORUI plans to show the first consumer monitor with a 750 Hz refresh rate at CES next week. And there’s a new crowdfunding campaign for a mobile game controller with an unusual design.

    Turn your phone into a mini laptop [Thingiverse]

    TypingCat (via Thingiverse)

    This work-in-progress project is a design for a 3D-printed chassis turns a Google Pixel 6 Pro smartphone into a mini-laptop complete with a mini keyboard (and a desktop Linux UI running on Android). The kickstand is a particularly clever touch to keep the whole thing from tipping over.

    Activate the Possibility of AI NAS [UGREEN]

    UGREEN plans to expand its NASync line of network attached storage devices with the new iDX series featuring Intel Core Ultra chips and AI features including AI chat, smart tags, search, and meeting summarization.

    KOORUI to Unveil the World’s First Monitor with a 750Hz Refresh Rate at CES 2025 [press release]

    This 24.5 inch display has a FHD TN display panel, a 0.5ms response time, 95% DCI-P3 color gamut, and HDR 400 support. It’s also the first “consumer-grade monitor” with a 750 Hz refresh rate.

    MCON: The Switchblade of Mobile Controllers [Kickstarter]

    This game controller for smartphones has a slide-out design that makes it feel like a somewhat chunky smartphone case when retracted, while giving you a full set of controls positioned below the screen when extended. It’s going for $99 during crowdfunding, which is 33% off the expected retail price of $149. It’s expected to start shipping in August.

    Keep up on the latest headlines by following Liliputing on Bluesky or @[email protected] on Mastodon. You can also follow Liliputing on ThreadsFacebook, and X.

    #750Mhz #ces2025 #diy #idx #koorui #lilbits #mcon #miniLaptop #mobileController #nasync #ugreen

  7. Just came across this cool interview piece while looking into the new Web IDE project. If I'm able to have full-stack environments to code in from my tablet while on the go, I'd be one happy camper! 🤗😎

    The interview is with one of the devs at Google is about how awesome is and why they chose to use it for the IDE dev environments!

    Perhaps should consider supporting The Nix Foundation and now that they've started to use it! :nixos: 🙌

    flox.dev/blog/nitw-idx

  8. It should be noted that other platforms like GitHub’s Copilot and OpenAI’s ChatGPT also have their shortcomings. The neural networks generated correct code 46% and 65% of the time, respectively. However, the Google team is confident in the great potential of its product.

    #AI #Google #IDX #developers #devs

    cybersec84.wordpress.com/2023/

  9. More incompetence from #IDX... There's an email address in the footer of their web site: "[email protected]". It's a link. Except they've formatted the link wrong: instead of saying href="mailto:[email protected]" in the page source, they left off the "mailto:" part, so the browser interprets the link as an https link and it doesn't work. These people are incompetents. Clowns. Asshats. I'm sure their identity theft monitoring service works _great_ (not).
    #infosec #privacy #IdentityTheft

  10. Today I tried to set up #IdentityTheft monitoring with #IDX. When I got to point where it was trying to verify my identity, all I got was a forever-spinning cursor. This is probably because I have my credit report locked/frozen at the big 3 credit reporting agencies. That's right, IDX doesn't know how to deal with someone who is using the most commonly recommended protection against identity theft.
    #infosec #privacy #CreditReporting