Musk is not the end of Twitter, but Mastodon will amaze us because it is "antiviral"
The “diaspora” of Twitter users towards Mastodon has a why, and a how. It can be translated into one word: antiviral.
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Musk buys Twitter but the spotlight is all on Mastodon: it's boom
The tycoon's purchase of Twitter has multiplied Mastodon's subscribers: here's how it works. We're here too (for a year)!
Felo Tooz, the queen of giant motorbikes, amazes on everything
12″ display, surround sound, total connectivity: Felo TOOZ is the queen of giant hi-tech motorbikes. And it does 720 kilometers on one charge.
Stargate: Microsoft and OpenAI working on the 100 billion supercomputer
Stargate: the $100 billion AI supercomputer that Microsoft and OpenAI are banking on for the future of computing. A huge gamble, between unknowns and potential.
Vibro Truck, “vibrating” trucks in search of geothermal energy in Germany
A new technology for mapping geothermal resources under historic cities involves vibrating trucks that capture data for analysis.
Spectacular Stratolaunch: the Talon-A1 goes at supersonic speed
Stratolaunch successfully performed the first rocket flight of its Talon-A1 hypersonic prototype: speeds close to Mach 5
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Icon of The Seas, five times larger than the Titanic, sets sail in 2024
Icon of the Seas is preparing for its debut: the enormous cruise ship with entire neighborhoods, water parks and "sustainable" innovations
Good news: social media is collapsing. Welcome to the pluriverse
The great social media party is ending, but it could be the start of something better: ready for social (re)fragmentation?
Threads, the "new Twitter" from Meta arrives tomorrow
Twitter has a new opponent in the ring: it's called Threads and it will be an "offshoot" of Instagram. The gong? Ring tomorrow. Let's take a look.
Egypt challenges nature and plans the longest artificial river in the world
The “New Delta”, Egypt's artificial river, aims to increase the cultivation of strategic products and reduce imports.
Zuckerberg's latest idea: the Meta-branded Twitter clone
Meta's goal is to compete with Twitter and other decentralized alternatives like Mastodon and BlueSky. As? With yet another clone. Will he succeed?
Year-end message and 5 predictions: come and prove them wrong (in 12 months)
Here we go, it's that moment. I made it shorter than other times, but the end-of-year message (with related forecasts) is there. And it's for you.
Is the Internet at a tipping point? The thesis of a Dutch academic
In his latest essay, Geert Lovink predicts that the risks of sharing opinions online could lead people to disconnect from the Internet.
BarMar, 'hybrid' gas pipeline between Barcelona and Marseille: now gas, then hydrogen
A gas pipeline "ready" to bring hydrogen and the result of the agreement between France, Spain and Portugal. It will be ready in 2026: but will they ever use it?
Fall of the Gods: Big Tech collapses, and with it a certain vision of society
Big Tech billionaires aren't just chasing profit: behind their vision there is a different idea of the world, and now it's being put to the test.
NASA, humans will be living on the Moon as early as this decade
In less than 8 years not only the return to the Moon, but also humans on a permanent basis. Are NASA Proclamations Feasible?
Here is the camera with the largest lens in the world: it will capture infinity
LSST has a literally record-breaking “eye”. And he will use it to help astronomy achieve a great new goal worthy of him.
35% of forests lost in the last 300 years
One UK a year: that's the amount of forest the planet loses every year. Chronicle of an extermination.
Wind power, with VAWT turbines unprecedented power
The VAWT turbines promise to give wind energy an unprecedented boost, projecting it among the most "generous" renewables in the world.
Mirror Line, the catastrophic technological madness of the Saudi prince
Two tall skyscrapers covering 120 kilometers in length: the Saudi prince relaunches his linear city, which seems to us madness.
