Midnight, 6 a.m., 8 a.m., 8:30 a.m., 9 a.m.: these times are ingrained in Queeny Song’s mind. For over a week in April, the 24-year-old Shanghai resident had to get her phone out at these five points every day to refresh a different grocery delivery app in hopes of grabbing a hard-to-get delivery slot. During …
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Rivkin, who studied Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences as an undergrad at MIT, is now a planetary astronomer at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. He is also a co-lead on the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) investigation team, a Johns Hopkins–NASA joint mission to determine whether crashing a spacecraft into an asteroid on …
Washington, DC, is dominated by the federal government and tourism, but Jeff Jamawat, MCP ’19, SM ’19, thinks that’s no longer enough. “We want people to also recognize DC as a tech hub,” says Jamawat, associate director of economic development and innovation at the Golden Triangle Business Improvement District. The nonprofit is launching an innovation …
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Man’s Neanderthal ancestors used to escape warm summers to chill out in the icy climates of northern territories, a new study has revealed. Scientists have discovered that Neanderthals showed remarkable flexibility to environmental changes around them and would travel to where they were most comfortable. Archeologist Marcel Weiss, part of the multi-disciplinary team of German …
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Wildlife viewing often lands at the top of travelers’ wish lists. Spotting iconic animals in their natural habitats is an equation for a memorable trip, whether you’re a photographer, an amateur wildlife biologist, or just looking for a unique encounter. But not all wildlife experiences are created equal. Some may be exploitative or unsustainable, involving …
From northwest to southeast and just about everywhere in between, New Mexico’s Native presence is palpable. It’s a presence that dates back more than two millennia, when early ancestral tribes lived as hunter-gatherers throughout the Southwest. More than 1,000 years ago, some of these groups joined together to establish permanent settlements, commonly known as pueblos. …
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Many people think of cleaning as a quite painful process because it can take hours. That’s why witty people invent different life hacks to make cleaning both easy and effective. At Bright Side, we love to make our exhausting chores easy and would like to share these life hacks from Internet users with you. How to effortlessly remove a thick layer of fat from a frying pan It seems …
Deus Finance DAO is the latest decentralized finance (DeFi) platform to be targeted by hackers. This attack is the second to target the platform within the last 60 days. On April 28, blockchain security firm PeckShield reported that Deus Finance, a DeFi project leveraging the Fantom blockchain, had been exploited by hackers. The security firm …
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The hacker exploited the USDC/DEI pool and stole $13.4 million. This is DEUS Finance’s second flash loan exploit in under two months, the first occurring in Mar. 2022. Flash loan exploits and hacks, in general, continue to be a threat to the DeFi market. DeFi infrastructure protocol DEUS Finance has suffered yet another flash loan …
DEUS Finance Experiences Another Flash Loan Exploit, Loses Over $13M Read More »
The latest multi-million dollar DeFi hack happened earlier this morning with the attacker stealing about $13.4 million. This time, DEUS Finance DAO was affected. The DEUS team said that user funds were safe. DEUS Finance Suffers Flash Loan Exploit DEUS Finance DAO is the latest DeFi protocol to suffer a major attack. The multi-chain DeFi …
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