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slashdot stories firehose all popular polls ask events -- deals submit search slashdot login or sign up topics: devices build entertainment technology open source science yro more... -- follow us: rss facebook google+ twitter newsletter follow slashdot blog updates by subscribing to our blog rss feed nickname: password: public terminal forgot your password? close binspam dupe notthebest offtopic slownewsday stale stupid fresh funny insightful interesting maybe offtopic flamebait troll redundant overrated insightful interesting informative funny underrated descriptive typo dupe error ! -- migrate from github to sourceforge quickly and easily with this tool . check out all of sourceforge’s recent improvements. × 101272090 story google home speakers and chromecast are down worldwide, company confirms (washingtonpost.com) 0 -- posted by msmash on wednesday june 27, 2018 @01:55pm from the internet-of-things dept. "sorry, something went wrong. try again in a few seconds." that's the response that google smart speaker users around the world heard wednesday when they asked their devices to play music, get the weather or even respond to its "hey, google" prompt. from a report: google confirmed there's a problem with both their smart speakers and the chromecast , the plug-in video casting dongle for televisions. while the company did not say how many people are affected or what caused the issue, it did confirm it's working on a fix. "we're aware of an issue affecting some google home and chromecast users. we're investigating the issue and working on a solution," google said in a statement. google home and chromecast owners started reporting issues to google early wednesday morning, according to online help forums for both devices. devices affected by the problem have lost their normal functions. internet it technology 101271826 story the billionaire space race is making life difficult for airlines (bloomberg.com) 9 -- 9 posted by msmash on wednesday june 27, 2018 @01:42pm from the how-about-that dept. on feb. 6, elon musk's spacex launched its largest rocket into the blue florida sky . onboard was "starman," a dummy strapped into the billionaire's cherry red tesla roadster. minutes later, fans cheered as musk topped himself by nailing a simultaneous landing of the falcon heavy's boosters. it was arguably a turning point for the commercial space age. airlines were somewhat less thrilled. from a report: on that day, 563 flights were delayed and 62 extra miles added to flights in the southeast region of the u.s., according to federal aviation administration data released tuesday by the air line pilots association, or alpa. america's airspace is a finite resource, and the growth of commercial launches has u.s. airlines worried . whenever musk or one of his rivals sends up a spacecraft, the carriers which operate closer to the ground must avoid large swaths of territory and incur sizable expenses. most of the commercial activity to date has been focused on cape canaveral, the air force post on florida's atlantic coast, where musk's space exploration technologies and jeff bezos's blue origin base their stellar operations. it is one of 22 active u.s. launch sites, and a number of other locales -- including brownsville, texas; watkins, colorado; and camden county, georgia -- are pursuing new spaceport ventures to capitalize on commercial space activity. business usa transportation 101270884 story satellites could show airplanes faster long-haul routes in mid-air (qz.com) 11 -- 11 posted by msmash on wednesday june 27, 2018 @01:06pm from the up-next dept. the promise of powerful satellite constellations orbiting hundreds of miles above the earth can seem, well, a little distant. but what if they could make long-haul flights faster? from a report: operators like iridium and inmarsat are promising that jet liners linked to space communications networks can save fliers money , time and carbon impact, as more efficient flights cut fuel use. today, an airliner flying five miles over the open ocean, beyond the reach of the radar systems used by civil air controllers, is dependent on flight plans written well before take-off, and what pilots could report over the radio to scattered air traffic controllers. weather bulletins still arrive in the cockpit as brief text messages. but a true global communications network -- one orbit around the earth -- could give pilots the flexibility to react to changing situations in real time, the same way google maps now allows drivers to re-route around traffic jams as they drive. technology communications transportation 101269828 story space is full of dirty, toxic grease, scientists reveal (theguardian.com) 74 -- 74 posted by msmash on wednesday june 27, 2018 @12:31pm from the closer-look dept. an anonymous reader shares a report: it looks cold, dark and empty, but astronomers have revealed that interstellar space is permeated with a fine mist of grease-like molecules. the study provides the most precise estimate yet of the amount of "space grease" in the milky way, by recreating the carbon-based compounds in the laboratory . the australian-turkish team discovered more than expected: 10 billion trillion trillion tonnes of gloop, or enough for 40 trillion trillion trillion packs of butter. prof tim schmidt, a chemist at the university of new south wales, sydney and co-author of the study, said that the windscreen of a future spaceship travelling through interstellar space might be expected to get a sticky coating. "amongst other stuff it'll run into is interstellar dust, which is partly grease, partly soot and partly silicates like sand," he said, adding that the grease is swept away within our own solar system by the solar wind. the findings bring scientists closer to figuring out the total amount of carbon in interstellar space, which fuels the formation of stars, planets and is essential for life. science space 101268106 story finally, it's the year of the linux... supercomputer (zdnet.com) 91 -- 91 posted by msmash on wednesday june 27, 2018 @11:25am from the finally-it's-here dept. beeftopia writes: from zdnet: "the latest top500 supercomputer list is out. what's not surprising is that linux runs on every last one of the world's fastest supercomputers . linux has dominated supercomputing for years. but, linux only took over supercomputing lock, stock, and barrel in november 2017. that was the first time all of the top500 machines were running linux. before that ibm aix, a unix variant, was hanging on for dear life low on the list." an interesting architectural note: "gpus, not cpus, now power most of supercomputers' speed." linux os supercomputer 101267970 story japan's hayabusa 2 spacecraft reaches cosmic 'diamond' (bbc.com) 14 -- 14 posted by msmash on wednesday june 27, 2018 @10:51am from the how-about-that dept. a japanese spacecraft has arrived at its target - an asteroid shaped like a diamond or, according to some, a spinning top. from a report: hayabusa 2 has been travelling toward the space rock ryugu since launching from the tanegashima spaceport in 2014. it is on a quest to study the object close-up and deliver rocks and soil from ryugu to earth. it will use explosives to propel a projectile into ryugu , digging out a fresh sample from beneath the surface. dr makoto yoshikawa, hayabusa 2's mission manager, talked about the plan now that the spacecraft had arrived at its destination. "at first, we will study very carefully the surface features. then we will select where to touch down. touchdown means we get the surface material," he told me. a copper projectile, or "impactor" will separate from the spacecraft, floating down to the surface of the asteroid. once hayabusa 2 is safely out of the way, an explosive charge will detonate, driving the projectile into the surface. japan science space 101267436 story google opens its human-sounding duplex ai to public testing (cnet.com) 34 -- 34 posted by msmash on wednesday june 27, 2

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