GMO Hating Squirrels?
There’s a popular Facebook meme making it’s rounds –I’ve seen it at least three times now– about GMO foods and how it’s supposed to be […]
Month: August 2013
Archaeologists Add Drones to Their Survey and Remote Sensing Toolbox
Originally developed with a military purpose in mind, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) –also called “drones”– offer archaeologists an efficient advantage when it comes to archaeological […]
Google to Encrypt Cloud Data by Default
This is good news I suppose. I actually thought the data might already be encrypted by default, but an IT spokesman from Google said that […]
5,000 year old tokens are game pieces?
The title of a news article at io9 is Archaeologists Unearth Pieces from a 5,000 Year-Old Board Game. A Turkish archaeologist, of Haluk Sa?lamtimur of […]