How to Set Temporary Environment Variables in Linux
Did you know you can set temporary environment variables on the Linux operating system? Learn how to get started with Jack Wallen's video tutorial. Source of Article
How to Set Temporary Environment Variables in Linux (+Video Tutorial)
In Jack Wallen's tutorial for developers, he show how easy it is to set temporary environment variables in Linux. Source of Article
How to Compare the Contents of Local & Remote Files With the Help of SSH
This is a step-by-step guide on how to compare the contents of local and remote files with the help of SSH. Watch the companion video tutorial by Jack Wallen. Source of Article
Sand from world’s deserts used to create Apple’s new sculpture park
Apple has made another new addition to its futuristic donut-shaped headquarters in Cupertino, California. Named Mirage, it takes the form of a sculpture park featuring hundreds of glass columns made from sand sourced from deserts around the world. Source of Article
Asus aims for backyard movie nights with the ZenBeam L2 portable projector
Asus has added another model to its ZenBeam range of portable projectors. The compact L2 short-throw entertainment hub comes with Android TV, Harman Kardon sound and a battery that's good for more than 3 hours of watching per charge. Source of Article
Samsung y AMD anuncian planes sobre vRAN 5G
Samsung y AMD han anunciado una alianza para integrar el software vRAN de la primera con los procesadores de la segunda, a fin de incrementar el rendimiento y la eficiencia…
Watery material makes windows selectively block light and/or heat
Windows are pretty basic necessities for letting in light and heat, but you don’t always want both at once. Now engineers at North Carolina State University have developed a new material that allows windows to easily switch between three modes. Source of Article
New rare gene discovery provides further insights into male hair loss
A new study has identified rare genetic variants associated with male pattern hair loss. In addition to increasing our understanding of the condition, the findings may pave the way for personalized therapies. Source of Article
First RNA extracted from extinct species may help thylacine resurrection
Scientists have successfully extracted RNA from an extinct species for the first time. This was achieved in the thylacine, a species of carnivorous marsupial that roamed Australia until a century ago – and may again one day, if current plans bear fruit. Source of Article
Light therapy helps the brain clear out toxic Alzheimer’s proteins
A new study has found that light therapy applied to mice during deep sleep increased the brain’s ability to clear away beta-amyloid protein, which may lead to a drug-free, non-invasive way treatment for Alzheimer's disease. Source of Article
