Articles by John Lopez
How North Sea Offshore Windfarms Are Affecting Native Aquatic Birds
Researchers found that the construction of five offshore wind farm clusters resulted in a 94% decrease in the population of red-throated loons near the turbines and a 54% decrease within ten kilometers of the wind farms.
New High-Yield Savings Account Apple Card Savings Launching on April 17
Apple is launching a new high-yield savings account called "Apple Card Savings" in Apr. 17
ChatGPT Used to Create Dangerous Data-Stealing Malware, Researcher Claims
The researcher claims to have discovered a flaw in ChatGPT's security system that allowed him to write the malware code function by function, line by line.
Elon Musk Offers 1 Million Dogecoins for Emerald Mine Ownership Proof
Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX and Tesla, is offering one million Dogecoins (about $84,000) to anyone who can prove that he or his family ever owned an emerald mine.
Web3: Mastercard Announces NFT-Gated Artist Accelerator Program for Musicians, Fans
Mastercard has launched an artist accelerator program using non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to offer exclusive access to educational resources and other experiences for musicians and fans.
Bloomberg to Launch AI Model Powered by OpenAI's GPT to Aid Financial Insights, Automation
Bloomberg LP is developing an artificial intelligence (AI) model called Bloomberg GPT, based on OpenAI's GPT, that can accurately respond to financial questions and assess whether news headlines are bullish or bearish for investors.
eToro Teams Up with Twitter to Bring Real-time Trading Data for Crypto, Stocks via Cashtags
Twitter and eToro have joined forces to provide users with real-time trading data for a range of assets, including stocks and cryptocurrencies, making it easier for retail investors to access investment options.
Valve's Steam Deck 64GB Model Gets Shader Cache Size Upgrade, Resolving Bottleneck Issues
Valve's handheld gaming PC, the Steam Deck, will receive a critical update that aims to fix a significant bottleneck in its 64-gigabyte model. Read more.
Xbox Update April 2023: Microsoft Unveils Exciting New Features, Teases Launch Timeline
Microsoft has announced the upcoming Xbox Update for April 2023, which includes a newly refreshed search experience with a gallery-style display and filter categories as well as options for energy-saving.
E-Cigarette Company Juul Hit With $462 Million Settlement for Unlawful Marketing to Minors
States accused Juul of using glamorous advertising campaigns to target minors and falsely marketing its e-cigarettes as less addictive than cigarettes, resulting in minors becoming addicted to the products.
Meta Quest 2, Quest Pro VR: Peacock TV Lands on Meta Shop, Offering Free Premium Subscription
Peacock TV is now available to virtual reality (VR) enthusiasts in the US and other select territories via the Meta Quest 2 and Quest Pro headsets. Read more.
NPR Takes Stand Against Twitter's 'State-Affiliated Media' Label, Ceases Posting to 52 Official Feeds
NPR has criticized Twitter's inaccurate label of state-affiliated media and announced that its 52 official Twitter feeds would no longer be updated as a result.
UK's Green Ambitions in Jeopardy as Analysis Shows Methane Emission Cuts Fall Short
According to an analysis conducted by the Green Alliance think tank, the UK is falling short of its international commitment to reduce methane emissions.
Biden Admin Proposes Update to Privacy Law, Blocking Access to Reproductive Health Information
The Biden administration has proposed amending the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) privacy rules to protect patients seeking reproductive care from being targeted by law enforcement.
Lost Bible Chapter Discovered Using UV Photography on 1,750-Year-Old Manuscript in Vatican Library
A new chapter of the Bible has been discovered by medievalist Grigory Kessel in a 1,750-year-old translation of Matthew's Gospel, using ultraviolet photography on manuscripts housed in the Vatican Library.
Twitter Reportedly "Breaking Even" as Advertisers Return, Layoffs Pay Off
Elon Musk said in an interview with the BBC that Twitter is "roughly breaking even," thanks to the return of most of its advertisers and aggressive cost-cutting efforts that began after a massive layoff.
IEA Redefines Clean Hydrogen Production Criteria; Allows Fossil Fuel as Long as Emissions Standards are Met
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has released new guidelines for clean hydrogen production, specifying that hydrogen produced from fossil fuels can be considered clean if it meets specific standards for carbon intensity during the production process.
Bitcoin Surpasses Key $30,000 Level for First Time in 10 Months, up Almost 6%
Bitcoin, the most widely traded cryptocurrency, has broken through the $30,000 price level, reaching a level it has not seen in almost ten months.
WhatsApp Launches New Payment Tool for Small Businesses in Brazil
The service is being offered in collaboration with payment processors such as MercadoLibre's Mercado Pago, Itau Unibanco's Rede, and Cielo and will initially be available to WhatsApp Business merchants.
Elon Musk's Mysterious X Corp. Swallows Twitter, Sparks Speculation on Future 'Everything App'
Elon Musk's Twitter Inc. has merged with a newly formed shell firm called X Corp. for the creation of an "everything app" dubbed X. Read more.
New Cyberpunk 2077 PC Only Update 1.62 Is Now Here—Patch Notes Inside!
CD Projekt Red has launched Update 1.62, a new update for its game "Cyberpunk 2077," which features Path Tracing technology that allows for more realistic graphics by tracing light rays throughout a scene.
Elon Musk Tweet Calls for US Legalization of Fentanyl
Elon Musk's tweet calling for the legalization of fentanyl has sparked controversy among health experts and the public. Read more.
Discover How Moon Phases Disrupt Your Sleep and What to Do About It
Studies have shown that during the full moon, total sleep time decreases, arousals and awakenings increase, and participants take longer to reach REM sleep. Read more.
Japanese Universities Crack Down on ChatGPT Use Amid Information Leak Concerns
Japanese universities are limiting the use of ChatGPT due to concerns about incorrect answers, copyright infringement, and information leaks. Read more.
Pokemon Contests to Make Comeback in 'Pokemon Go,' Datamine Reveals
Pokemon Contests are set to return to "Pokemon GO," according to a recent datamine. The datamine suggests that players will be able to participate in the Contests, with the size of their Pokemon being a key factor in determining the winner.
70 Chinese Warplanes Launch Simulated Attacks on Taiwan, Escalating Tensions in the Region
China has put military pressure on Taiwan by sending 70 warplanes, including fighter jets, reconnaissance planes, and refuellers, into the country's air defense identification zone.
How, Where & When to Watch ESA JUICE Jupiter Mission Launch Live
The European Space Agency is set to launch its first mission to Jupiter, called the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE), on April 13, 2023. The spacecraft will fly by Venus, Earth, and the moon to gain speed and adjust its trajectory, arriving at Jupiter in 2031.
Tekken 8 to Finally Introduce Cross-Platform Play, Director Katsuhiro Harada Confirms
The feature allows players on different platforms to compete against each other online, and its inclusion in Tekken 8 has been well-received by fans.
Hong Kong Now Growing Japanese Native Wasabi via High-Tech Vertical Farms
Gordon Tam Chi-ho, the founder of the company, has created a controlled environment for the prized horseradish using specially designed 44-foot containers equipped with lighting, irrigation and ventilation systems.
What Is Macrobiotic Diet? Is This Approach Good for Your Health?
The macrobiotic diet, which emphasizes whole, natural foods and is primarily plant-based, has grown in popularity due to its potential health benefits, including lower cholesterol and reduced inflammation.
